Thomas Duncan Sedgwick [aka Sedgewick]
parents: [Barnabas Sedgwick / Lucinda Duncan]
b. abt 1837, [Louisville, Jefferson?], Kentucky2
d. April 26, 1879, [Washington, DC]6a
m1 June 5, 1861, Floyd County, Indiana, Priscilla Tuley5
m2 September 3, 1875, Washington, DC, Emma L Unknown6a
Priscilla B Tuley [Preston Floyd Tuley / Mary C Woodruff Paxson]
b. abt 1837, Indiana2
d. March 16, 1872, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana6a
Floyd County is directly across the Ohio River from Louisville.
Emma L Unknown [parents unknown]
b. December 1837, Virginia2
d. February 25, 1905, [Washington, DC]6a
m1 Charles Edward Lloyd who died December 23, 1871 at Leesburg Virginia6a
m2 Thomas Duncan Sedgwick
Census records:
1860 KY Jefferson, Louisville
1870 KY Jefferson, Louisville
1870 IN Floyd, New Albany
Thomas Duncan Sedgwick served in the Civil War Union Army as a brigade and regimental commander
Some events of his military period:7
1861 June 10: Transfered from company B to company S, promoted to Major
1862 Jan 25: Promoted to Full Colonel
1862 May 21: Commanded a brigade in battle at Corinth, Mississippi
1862 May 28: Commanded a brigade in battle at Bridge Creek, Mississippi
1864 Jun 19: 2nd Infantry Regiment Kentucky Mustered out, Covington, KY
1864 Jul 05: Commissioned Co S, 114th UC Infantry Reg, Colonel, Commanding Officer
1865 Apr 09: Regiment present at Appomatox Court House, surrender of Lee and his army
1865 Jun-Jul: Regiment transferred to Brownsville, Texas, and other points on the Rio Grande
1867 Apr 02: Discharged, 114th UC Infantry Reg mustered out6a
Widow Emma Sedgwick appears in the Washington DC City Directories of 1890 and 1891 at 616 19th St Northwest. (Ancestry.com: Washington, D.C. City Directory, 1890)
Children:
b. March 1862, [New Albany, Floyd], Indiana2
d. July 4, 1920, Memphis, Shelby Tennessee8
m. abt 1896, Pearl Unknown2
Charles Tuley Sedgwick
b. abt 1865, [New Albany, Floyd], Indiana2
d. aft 19302
m1 1902, Mary Virginia Miller
m2 Josephine Unknown
Rose Sedgwick
b. November 1866, [New Albany, Floyd], Indiana2
d. aft 19302
m. November 12, 1891, Floyd County, Indiana, James Brucker5
Louisville as Thomas Duncan Sedgwick knew it:
Louisville 1853, click to enlarge.
Louisville 1872, click to enlarge.
1. Records of descendants/researchers of this family
a. Chuck Downen, descendant of Ione Sedgwick and Moses Hart
2. Census records, any of those indicated.
5. Floyd County, Indiana Index to Marriage Records R-Z Book 1 Vol 4 1845-1920
found at GenealogyLibrary.com, also available LDS Film 1266794 Items 6-7
these records:
| Groom/Bride | Spouse | Date of Marriage | Book/Page |
| Sedgewick Thomas D | Pricilla Tuley | June 5 1861 | 5/259 |
| Sedgewick Rose | James Brucker | Nov 12 1891 | 10/72 |
6. Military Service or Pension Records
a. Pension Records of Thomas Duncan Sedgwick, obtained by Chuck Downen from NARA
7. American Civil War Soldiers
an Ancestry.com database
8. Memphis Shelby County History and Genealogy Indexes on the Internet: Death Certificates
online at http://history.memphislibrary.org/
SEDGWICK THOMS D
Date of Death 07/04/1920, Age 59Y 4M 17D, Sex M, Race W, File 2004
Descendants / Researchers:
- Chuck Downen <cjdownen@charter.net>
- descendant of Ione Sedgwick and Moses Hart