David Valentine Auxier was born on 30 April 1840 in Johnson, Kentucky, United States, son of Nathaniel Auxier (1815–1865) and Hester Ann Mayo (1819–1864).[1]
His siblings were:
In 1850, David was living in the household of his parents Nathaniel and Hester A Auxier in Johnson, Kentucky[2]
In 1860, David was living in the household of his parents Nathanael and Hesteson Auxier in Johnson, Kentucky.[3]
Captain Auxier married Elizabeth Hinton two months before his death. [3]
David died on 4 October 1864 in Saltville, Smyth, Virginia, United States, aged 24. He is commemorated at Johnson County Memorial Cemetery, Staffordsville, Johnson County, Kentucky.[1]
Date | Event | Location | [1] | 1815-04-14 | Birth of Father, Nathaniel | Floyd, Kentucky, United States | |
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1819-09-10 | Birth of Mother, Hester Ann | Fluvanna, Virginia, United States | |||||
1838-12-07 | Birth of Brother, Samuel L | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1840-04-30 | Birth | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | [2][1] | ||||
1841-11-10 | Birth of Brother, George Washington | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1844 | Birth of Sister, Louisa | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1845-06-10 | Birth of Brother, Andrew Jackson | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1847-07-02 | Birth of Sister, Julia A | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1849-03-27 | Birth of Brother, Thomas Jefferson | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1851 | Birth of Sister, Martha M | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1852-12-18 | Birth of Sister, Araminta | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1854-11-14 | Birth of Sister, Angeline | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1856-12-09 | Birth of Brother, James Buchanan | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1860 | Census | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | [3] | ||||
1860 | Death of Sister, Louisa | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1860-12-21 | Death of Brother, Samuel L | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1861-06-21 | Birth of Brother, Nathaniel Douglas | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1864-04-28 | Birth of Brother, Edward Everett | Eat Point, Johnson, Kentucky | |||||
1864-05-04 | Death of Mother, Hester Ann | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1864-10-04 | Death | Saltville, Smyth, Virginia, United States | [1] | ||||
1865-01-24 | Death of Father, Nathaniel | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1880 | Death of Sister, Araminta | Prestonsburg, Floyd, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1893-07-31 | Death of Brother, Thomas Jefferson | ||||||
1895-08-21 | Death of Brother, George Washington | Johnson, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1905-08-15 | Death of Brother, Andrew Jackson | Pikeville, Pike, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1910-09-11 | Death of Sister, Julia A | Watergap, Floyd, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1915-04-10 | Death of Sister, Angeline | Prestonsburg, Floyd, Kentucky, United States | |||||
1937 | Death of Sister, Martha M | Benton Township, Cedar, Missouri, United States | |||||
1946-10-28 | Death of Brother, Nathaniel Douglas | Falls City, Richardson, Nebraska, United States | |||||
1948-12-08 | Death of Brother, Edward Everett | Humboldt, Richardson, Nebraska, United States |
Profile needed for spouse Elizabeth Hinton.
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Categories: Johnson County Memorial Cemetery, Staffordsville, Kentucky | Prisoners of War, United States of America, United States Civil War | Saltville, Virginia | Killed in Action, United States of America, United States Civil War | 39th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry, United States Civil War