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About David Hubbard ZUMWALT
GEDCOM Note
David was a direct descendant of the Zumwalts who built Fort Zumwalt in St. Charles County, Missouri. It still stands. It is the site of Stoney Point Cemetery as well. Jacob (1752-1820) and Queti (Catherine) Miller Zumwalt are buried there.
When the City of O'Fallon purchased Fort Zumwalt State Park for $1 in 1978, it acquired about 48 acres and the ruins of a frontier home fort. Of the 30+ War of 1812 fort sites in Missouri, Zumwalt's Fort is the only one owned by a municipal government. A limestone chimney marks the site.
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David Hubbard ZUMWALT's Timeline
| 1863 |
August 28, 1863
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Martinsburg, St Charles Co., Missouri, USA or Nebo, Pike County, Illinois
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| 1884 |
February 4, 1884
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Nebo, Pike, Illinois, USA
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| 1885 |
1885
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Missouri
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| 1886 |
January 3, 1886
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Nebo, Pike, Illinois, USA
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| 1888 |
May 18, 1888
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Martinsburg township, Pike county, IL
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| 1893 |
1893
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Illinois
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| 1895 |
1895
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Illinois
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| 1897 |
June 22, 1897
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Nebo, Pike Co., Illinois
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| 1901 |
May 11, 1901
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Nebo, Illinois, USA
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