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Dave J. Cahail

Born 1960s.

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Son of Hubert James Cahail and [private mother (1930s - unknown)]

Brother of [private brother (1950s - unknown)] and [private sister (1950s - unknown)]

[children unknown]

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Profile last modified 16 Apr 2024 | Created 19 Jan 2023

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Biography

My family lived in Friday Harbor, San Juan, Washington, United States when I was born. Upon graduation from high school in 1980, I attended Seattle University 1980-1984. I then started my career at The Boeing Company in June 1985 and retired from The Boeing Company in March 2018.

I met my husband in January 1994 in Hailey, Idaho while on a ski trip to Sun Valley, Idaho. We married in July 2013.

Now that both of us are retired, we spend half the year in Newcastle, King, Washington, United States and the other half in Ketchum, Blaine, Idaho, United States.

I enjoy alpine and nordic skiing, kayaking, fly fishing, and traveling.

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Pam Kreutzer

Hi Dave, the US Civil War Project is conducting a Check-in for 2024 to see if your still interested/active in the Project.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you. You can click the reply button or message me with your answer. Thank you. Pam Kreutzer, Leader of the US Civil War Project

posted Jan 17, 2024 by Pam Kreutzer

Dave Cahail

Yes I am still interested. My great great grandfather, Thomas Jefferson Stockton, was a private in the Union Army, Member of the Missouri 7th Regiment, Calvary, Company K - Union Army, United States. He enlisted, deserted, then came back into his regiment but later died of the measles in a military hospital in Arkansas. He was initially buried at Hardin Lake, near Pine Bluff, Arkansas but later his remains were moved to Plot #2713, Little Rock National Cemetery, 2523 Confederate Boulevard, Little Rock, Arkansas 72206, USA.

I know I have other family members on both sides of the Civil War but haven't done as much research on them yet.

posted Jan 17, 2024 by Dave Cahail

Pam Kreutzer

Thank you Dave for remaining in the project. I love all the Civil War history our relatives have. Thank you for sharing about your g-g-Grandfather.

posted Jan 17, 2024 by Pam Kreutzer

Dave Cahail

Here are some more of my ancestors who fought in the Civil War. I plan on going to the National Archives in Seattle to get more information on their service records and pensions.

Union: John M. Loe (1826-1904) Served in the 18th Regiment, Missouri infantry

James Edgar Wilkins (1831-1895). Enlisted August 13, 1862 and discharged June 6, 1865. Served in 104th Illinois infantry. His granddaughter, Henrietta Rose Reed remembers his telling her about Sherman’s March to the Sea as well as about Andersonville Prison Camp.

Enos Conger (1838-1905) Served in the 9th Regiment, Ohio Cavalry and 77th Regiment, Ohio Infantry

James L Sumner (1813-1891) Served in the 13th Regiment, Kansas Infantry

Confederate Samuel H Copenhaver (1814-1876) Served in Pollock’s Company, Frederickburgs Artillery, Virginia Light Artillery

posted Jan 17, 2024 by Dave Cahail

Pam Kreutzer

Dave you have such a rich history, I had two gggrandfather's who served in the Union, one of them had two sons who also joined. Then my other gggrandfather left NC, but his brothers stayed and they served on the CSA side while he served on the USA side.

posted Jan 18, 2024 by Pam Kreutzer

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Hi, Dave

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posted Apr 01, 2023 by [Living Moore]

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posted Jan 20, 2023 by [Living Moore]

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posted Jan 19, 2023 by Pam (Dale) Fraley

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