Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
NameLucy Ann Wolf 
Birth14 Aug 1832, New York, USA292
Residence1850, Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, USA288
Residence1860, Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, USA287
Residence1870, Long Prairie, Todd Co., Minnesota, USA293
Residence1875, Reynolds, Todd Co., Minnesota, USA292
Death21 Feb 1879, Todd Co., Minnesota, USA294
Burialaft 21 Feb 1879, Moran-Riverside Cemetery, Todd Co., Minnesota, USA294
FatherOrin Wolf (1798-1839)
MotherElizabeth Davis (~1805-)
Spouses
Residence1850, Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, USA288
Residence1860, Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, USA287
Death1 Sep 1864, Andersonville Prison (Camp Sumter), Andersonville, Georgia, Confederate States of America286,290,291
MemoCause of death: Diarrhea C
Burial1 Sep 1864, National Cemetery at Andersonville, Andersonville, Georgia, USA290
MemoGrave #7501
Height5’5” dark complexion290
Eye colorgray290
Hair colorblack290
FatherJohn Brown
MotherOlive Underwood
Marriage16 Dec 1849, Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, USA
Marr Memoby Reuben Wescott, Minister of the Gospel
ChildrenCharles Wallace (1851-)
Elvira Elizabeth (1854-1927)
Caroline Olive (1857-1940)
Orin L. (1859-1932)
Marriage13 Oct 1868, Black Brook, Clinton Co., New York, USA310
Notes for Lucy Ann Wolf
The 1875 Minnesota census states that both of her parents were born in Virginia.
When Lucy Ann remarried, her husband was much younger than her (12 to 15 years younger). It was common for a Civil War widow to remarry a man much younger or much older than herself, because many men of a certain age range were now gone. Joseph Barrow, likely, was too young to serve in the Union Army at the start of the war.
When Lucy Ann remarried, her husband was much younger than her (12 to 15 years younger). It was common for a Civil War widow to remarry a man much younger or much older than herself, because many men of a certain age range were now gone. Joseph Barrow, likely, was too young to serve in the Union Army at the start of the war.