MOFFATT, Thomas W. - Revision history

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	See: [[THOMAS W. MOFFATT]]		See: [[THOMAS W. MOFFATT]]

	[[Image:moffatt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|[[MOFFATT, Thomas\|Thomas MOFFATT]], a veteran of the [[CIVIL WAR]] wrote his memoirs with his son Wallace. Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]		[[Image:moffatt.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|[[MOFFATT, Thomas W.\|Thomas W. MOFFATT]], a veteran of the [[CIVIL WAR]] wrote his memoirs with his son Wallace. Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]
	[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]		[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]
	[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily(1900).jpg\|left\|thumb\|450px\|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]		[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily(1900).jpg\|left\|thumb\|450px\|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]

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	[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea.		[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea.

	Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local [[GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G. A. R.)]] post. Thomas wrote his ~~[[CIVIL WAR]]~~ memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.		Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local [[GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G. A. R.)]] post. Thomas wrote his war memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.

	He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.		He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.

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	[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea.		[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea.

	Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local [[GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.)]] post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.		Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local [[GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G. A. R.)]] post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.

	He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.		He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.

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	[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.		[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea.

			Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local [[GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.)]] post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.

	He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.		He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.

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	[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois ~~volunteer infantry~~. He under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.		[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He served under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.

	He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.		He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.
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	Christa Hughes-email, Mar. 3, 2014		Christa Hughes-email, Mar. 3, 2014

	Obituaries, Telegraph Herald, Oct. 4, 1923		Obituaries, ''Telegraph Herald'', Oct. 4, 1923

	[[Category: Military]]		[[Category: Military]]
	[[Category: Grocery]]		[[Category: Grocery]]

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	[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois volunteer infantry. He under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his ~~Civil War~~ memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in ~~DBQ~~.		[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois volunteer infantry. He under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his [[CIVIL WAR]] memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.\|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in Dubuque.

	He is survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.		He was survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.

	See: [[THOMAS W. MOFFATT]]		See: [[THOMAS W. MOFFATT]]
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	Obituaries, Telegraph Herald, Oct. 4, 1923		Obituaries, Telegraph Herald, Oct. 4, 1923

			[[Category: Military]]
			[[Category: Grocery]]

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[[File:tmoffatt1.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]MOFFATT, Thomas W. (Orillia, Canada, May 15, 1844--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 4, 1923). Moffat enlisted in the [[CIVIL WAR]] at Dixon, Illinois, September 14, 1861 and was a member of Company B, Twelfth Illinois volunteer infantry. He under General U. S. Grant and marched with Sherman's army to the sea. Moving to Dubuque in 1905, he opened a grocery and was a member of the local G.A.R. post. Thomas wrote his Civil War memoirs with his son [[MOFFATT, Wallace W.|Wallace W. MOFFATT]] who was in the printing business in DBQ.

He is survived by three daughters, Mrs F.S. Wood of Orillia, Canada; Mrs J. Frasher, Minneapolis, and Miss Elma Moffatt, Dubuque, three sons, James L., of St. Paul, W. W. and R. A. Moffatt, both of Dubuque. Burial was in the East Dubuque, Illinois cemetery.

See: [[THOMAS W. MOFFATT]]

[[Image:moffatt.jpg|left|thumb|150px|[[MOFFATT, Thomas|Thomas MOFFATT]], a veteran of the [[CIVIL WAR]] wrote his memoirs with his son Wallace. Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]
[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]
[[File:ThomasMoffatFamily(1900).jpg|left|thumb|450px|Thomas Moffatt Family (1900) Image courtesy: Christa Hughes, descendant]]
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Christa Hughes-email, Mar. 3, 2014

Obituaries, Telegraph Herald, Oct. 4, 1923