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-====== Narcissus Throckmorton (c.1827-1878) ======
-==== Birth ====
-Narcissus Throckmorton was born c.1826
-((Information in census records from 1830-1870 indicate a range 1825-1827 for year of birth.))
-in either Kentucky or Ohio.  ((The 1850 census record shows Kentucky as place of birth, but 1860 and 1870 show Ohio.))
-Her parents were Daniel Throckmorton and Margaret Snook.
-==== Marriage ====
-On 10.Aug.1846, Narcissus married Joshua Marshall.  The marriage took place in Jackson County, OH with James B. Johnson, Elder performing the ceremony.
-((In some religious denominations existing at the time, an Elder was a type of ordained minister. Under Ohio law, marriage ceremonies could be performed by ordained clergy or by certain civil officers, e.g. Justice of the Peace))
-Joshua died in July 1859.
-On 15.Nov.1860, Narcissus married Soloman Altman.  The marriage took place in Scioto County, OH.  Soloman Altman had been married previously to Mary Throckmorton, who was Narcissus' sister.  Mary died in March 1859 and was survived by two children who are shown in the household Daniel Throckmorton (Mary's father) in 1860 census records.
-((Various family trees on Ancestry.com show a third child, Martha Jane Altman, born to Solomon and Mary.  There are no known records to confirm this, but that would not be unusual if Martha Jane as a young child, i.e. before 1860.))
-==== Civil War ====
-During the Civil War, Solomon Altman served in the Ohio Volunteer Army, 56th Infantry, Company D (Union Army) at the rank of private.  His enlistment and muster date was 8.Oct.1861 and his discharge date was 15.Oct.1864.  Solomon would have been encamped at Portsmouth from mid-December 1861 to 12.Feb.1862.  After their first engagement in Tennessee (Battle of Fort Donelson), the 56th Infantry was engaged in various battles and marches as they worked their way south.  On 22.May.1864, after the Red River Campaign, the regiment went by steamer to New York and then by train to Camp Chase in Columbus, Ohio.  They were given a 30-day furlough to return to their homes, and then returned to New Orleans to perform guard duty until discharge.
-((For further details on the service of the 56th Ohio Infantry Regiment, see [[https://www.ohiocivilwarcentral.com/56th-regiment-ohio-volunteer-infantry/]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/56th_Ohio_Infantry_Regiment]].))
-For the better part of three years, then, Narcissus would have been raising three young children (the oldest born in 1857) and looking after the family farm while her husband was away at war.  During the Civil War, this was the situation of many young women. Afterwards, if the husband returned at all, families had to deal with the aftereffects of a destructive war.  While Narcissus and her children may have been luckier than many, the traumatic effects of the Civil War should not be underestimated.
-==== Death ====
-It can be inferred that Narcissus died sometime before the marriage of Solomon Altman and Lavina Gray in Oct.1878.  There are no known records of her death and no known gravesite.
-==== Children ====
-** Narcissus Throckmorton + Joshua Marshall **
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-** Narcissus Throckmorton + Solomon Altman **
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