Josiah Cyprian

Title

Josiah Cyprian

Aliases

Josiah Scippian; Joseph Cyprian

Date

17 August 1864-27 February 1867

Description

Regiment: 10th USCT
Company: G
Rank: Private
Mustered-in Date and Place: 17 August 1864 at New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Mustered-out Date and Place: 27 February 1867 at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

Other locations listed during time of service: Not listed
Comrades: Henderson Booker; Anderson Clark; Monroe Smith; Volyan Williams; William Johnson

Name(s) of spouse(s): Alice Williams [Alice Cecelia Lotten]; Sylvie (Silvie) Cyprian; Arina [Arrean] [Rena] M. Linton
Children: 2 unnamed children; children with Arina: Laura Cyprian; Joseph Cyprian; Edward Cyprian; John Cyprian; Matthew Cyprian; Martha Cyprian; Luke Cyprian; Mark Cyprian; Joshua Cyprian; Sarah Cyprian Jackson

Veteran's birth Year and location: 15 February 1840 at Henry Cooper's Plantation on the Tchefuncte River , St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, United States
Plantation(s): Not listed
Enslaver(s): Henry Cooper

Parents of veteran: George Cyprian
Other listed family members: Siblings: Doll Cyprian Pee (Mrs. Alfred Pee); Sallie Cyprian Harris (Mrs. Dick Harris); Charlie Cyprian (half brother); John Cyprian (half brother); George Cyprian (half brother); Paul Cyprian (half brother); Rosette Cyprian Richardson (Mrs. Mose Richardson half sister); Margaret Cyprian Penn (Mrs. Frank Penn half sister); Thomas Cyprian; Adeline Cyrpian (neice, daughter of Thomas Cyprian)

Wife's place of birth: North Carolina, United States
Wife's enslaver(s): Thomas McCrory (1st); Louisa Lotten (2nd)
Wife's parents: Jacob Lotten; Lucinda
Wife's other family members: Jane Lotten (sister); Ellen Lotten (sister); Harrison Scott (half-brother)

Creator

Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions

Publisher

National Archives and Records Administration

Type

Document

Format

Portable Document Format

Language

English

Coverage

United States of America

Rights

Public Domain | All records should be cited as coming from the Center Family History at the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, United States.

Donated by:

Bernice Bennett