Memorials › Daniel Crouse
1832 – 1865
| Birth | 1832 |
| Death | 1865 |
| Cemetery | Jacob A Crouse Family Cemetery Twin Oaks , Alleghany County , North Carolina , USA |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132123552 |
Daniel Crouse, b. abt. 1832, Ashe Co., NC; d. late 1865, Alleghany Co., NC; Married Elizabeth MOXLEY, daughter of Zachariah MOXLEY & Susanna WAGONER (b. abt. 1832; d. aft. 1866). Daniel Crouse was one of several men in Alleghany County reportedly killed by "bushwhackers" near the end of the Civil War. See book "Mountain Mourning" by Cyrus Stoneman (2007). MORE NOTES October 1864 during a fight that broke out at Killen's or Killian's Branch near Sparta. According Dr. A.B. Cox, Footprints in the Sands of Time (1900) The other men killed at Killen's Branch were Capt Maxwell, Martin CROUSE, Felix REEVES, and Jesse REEVES. (See John Preston Arthur, Western North Carolina: A History (1914) Ch. XXVII, p.616). Although "bushwhackers" have long been blamed for the killings, some researchers believe that the fighting involved residents of the county who had reached a stage of violent disagreement over whether support for the war should continue. Additional information about this family comes from Alleghany County Heritage (1983), pp.131, 327. Lorene Sturgill in HOPPER MOXLEY BOOK says Daniel was hung by the Home Guard as CSA deserter and that his nephew was forced to take the body for burial Believed to be buried here in unmarked grave with parents. Children Caroline Rosamond/Roseanne Susan Emmaline His wife Elizabeth remarried in Grundy Co Iowa after the Civil War to a Wilborn Billings also from NC about 1870. One of her daughters may have married a William Billings soon after. Elizabeth is reportedly buried at the Survey Cemetery in Woodston, KS.
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