The oldest of ten children born to Albert Gallatin Sr and Margaret Gassaway (Watkins) Warfield of Howard Co MD, Albert Gallatin Jr married Celina Duperu in 1879.
According to "Colonial Families of the United States of America", this Albert was a Major in the CSA during the Civil War. However, records from Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System show he mustered out as a Private. He may have re-enlisted, mustering out a second time as a Major, but such record has not yet been found.
"Warfield, A. Galatin
Regiment Name: 1st Regiment, Maryland Cavalry
Side: Confederate
Company: A
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: A. G. Warfield
Film Number: M379 roll 2
Notes: Original filed under A. G. Warfield
Plaque Number: [blank]"
On the 1880 Census record for San Francisco Co CA, Albert, his wife Celina and their one month old son Albert Jr, are living with her father and step-mother, Numa and Eliza Duperu.
According to "Colonial Families of the United States of America", this Albert was a Major in the CSA during the Civil War. However, records from Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System show he mustered out as a Private. He may have re-enlisted, mustering out a second time as a Major, but such record has not yet been found.
"Warfield, A. Galatin
Regiment Name: 1st Regiment, Maryland Cavalry
Side: Confederate
Company: A
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: A. G. Warfield
Film Number: M379 roll 2
Notes: Original filed under A. G. Warfield
Plaque Number: [blank]"
On the 1880 Census record for San Francisco Co CA, Albert, his wife Celina and their one month old son Albert Jr, are living with her father and step-mother, Numa and Eliza Duperu.
The oldest of ten children born to Albert Gallatin Sr and Margaret Gassaway (Watkins) Warfield of Howard Co MD, Albert Gallatin Jr married Celina Duperu in 1879.
According to "Colonial Families of the United States of America", this Albert was a Major in the CSA during the Civil War. However, records from Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System show he mustered out as a Private. He may have re-enlisted, mustering out a second time as a Major, but such record has not yet been found.
"Warfield, A. Galatin
Regiment Name: 1st Regiment, Maryland Cavalry
Side: Confederate
Company: A
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: A. G. Warfield
Film Number: M379 roll 2
Notes: Original filed under A. G. Warfield
Plaque Number: [blank]"
On the 1880 Census record for San Francisco Co CA, Albert, his wife Celina and their one month old son Albert Jr, are living with her father and step-mother, Numa and Eliza Duperu.
According to "Colonial Families of the United States of America", this Albert was a Major in the CSA during the Civil War. However, records from Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System show he mustered out as a Private. He may have re-enlisted, mustering out a second time as a Major, but such record has not yet been found.
"Warfield, A. Galatin
Regiment Name: 1st Regiment, Maryland Cavalry
Side: Confederate
Company: A
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: A. G. Warfield
Film Number: M379 roll 2
Notes: Original filed under A. G. Warfield
Plaque Number: [blank]"
On the 1880 Census record for San Francisco Co CA, Albert, his wife Celina and their one month old son Albert Jr, are living with her father and step-mother, Numa and Eliza Duperu.
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