Daniel Shevlin, died December 24, 1920. Company A, Hatch's Ind. Battalion, Minnesota Volunteer Cavalry.
Mary C. Shevlin died February 9, 1935. Her parents were
Estelle Shevlin Stelle died February 17, 1961
Notes on Daniel and Mary C. McCue Shevlin
St. Francis de Sales cemetery, Elka Park [Platteclove], Hunter, Greene County, New York. Section A row 4.
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Daniel Shevlin, died December 24, 1920. Company A, Hatch's Ind. Battalion, Minnesota Volunteer Cavalry. |
| Mary C. Shevlin died February 9, 1935. Her parents were |
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Estelle Shevlin Stelle died February 17, 1961 |
Mary C. Shevlin's parents were Owen McCue and Mary McArdle, both born in New York. Mary was born August 10, 1851 in Rondout, New York.
[Random Births, Death, and Marriage in the Town of Hunter, Greene County, New York. Compiled by Joan Rogan Brower, 1996.]
Daniel was a saddler with the Minnesota Cavalry and according to Beer's History of Greene County, New York he was "captured by Morgan". The reference is probably toJohn Tyler Morgan, confederate cavalry officer who at one time was Colonel of the 51st Alabama Cavalry.
See Civil War Shevlin's.
Charles B. Shevlin and wife Anne E. were residing at 98 Thayer Street, New York City as of October 22, 1936. On that same date Estelle Shevlin Stelle was residing in Tannersville, [Greene County, New York deeds]