DAVID CROCKET DINGUS:
Burial: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington County, Virginia
Cause of Death: Pneumonia or Typhoid Fever
November 26, 1863, Entered service as private in Company F, 39th Kentucky Infantry
Medical Information: Died while soldier in Civil War
Birth: 10 October 1837 — Scott County, Virginia
Death: 13 Aug 1864 — Mt. Sterling, Montgomery County., Kentucky – age 26
Spouse: Victoria J. Halbert, Married 11 November 1858 @ Floyd County, Kentucky
Daughter: Mary Elizabeth Dingus, Born 11 October 185 — Printer, Floyd County, Kentucky
Died: 21 October 1921 — Printer, Floyd County, Kentucky
Parents: William Dingus, Mary Ann “Polly” Green
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