County Died: Unknown - maybe Fannin Co., TX
Cemetery: Unknown
Deceased: HADDOCK, Charles Marion
Birth: Sept. 1834, Boone Co., MO
Age: Unknown
Death: After 1900 - Unknown
Cause: Unknown
Married: Mary Ann Posey, Oct 16,
1853, Barry Co., MO; Janetta Bryant, Oct. 11, 1860, Barry Co., MO; and
Elizabeth Maxwell, before 1870, maybe in Fannin Co., TX
Married When & Where: See above
Father: Charles Haddock, Jr.
Mother: Sarah Collins
Military Information: Company B, 11 Missouri Infantry, Private, Confederate
Death Certificate Number: Unknown
Resource: Military Information, Marriage Licenses & Family Information
Research Note: In the 11th Missouri Infantry CSA: Commanded by Col. Simon P.
Burns, Lt. Col. Thomas H. Murray and Maj. James Phillips. This unit was first
organized by Col. DeWitt C. Hunter as the 8th Missouri Infantry but later
reorganized and redesigned to prevent its confusion with Mitchell's 8th Missouri
Infantry (commanded by Col. Charles S. Mitchell). Burns' and Hunter's original
regiment (designated as the 8th Missouri Infantry) He saw action at the Battle
of Helena and during Shelby's Missouri/Arkansas raid of Sept/Oct. 1863. As
designated the 11th Missouri Infantry, this regiment engaged the Federal during
the Red River Campaign, Battles of Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins' Ferry among
others. Among the many listed were Haddock Marion MO, 11th Inf. Co. B; Haddock
Noah MO 11th Inf. Co. B; and Haddock Boone MO 11th Inf. Co. B - Brothers Boone,
Noah, and Marion Haddock were all in the same unit.