Charles Eli Holtzclaw

Charles Eli Holtzclaw M V R C P K Y Photo: “Charles Holtzclaw”, 1890 Reunion Photo. Hardcopy is in Source Binder. Not Scanned. Born: February 23, 1846.[1998] Married: Catherine E. Payne (31 August 1852–11 November 1944).[1999] Her parents were Marshall and Harriet Curtis Payne of Warrenton.[2000] One source states that “his wife… was a Miss Lake,”[2001] but another says that a Mrs. Lake was his sister-in-law.[2002] Died: After 1920.[2003] 23 May 1922.[2004] Buried Warrenton Cemetery.[2005] Late May or early June 1922. “Mr. Charles B. Holtzclaw died at his home near Warrenton Tuesday of paralysis, aged seventy-five.”[2006] “Mr. Charles E. Holtzclaw, 76, a prominent citizen and farmer, died at his home at Warrenton Tuesday morning from apoplexy.”[2007] The Tuesday preceding publication of the first article was 23 May 1922; the Tuesday preceding publication of the second article was 6 June 1922. Obituary: He “served throughout the war between the states in the famous Black Horse Cavalry.”[2008] “He was a successful farmer and good citizen.”[2009] See Obituary Chapter. Children: “…one daughter, Mrs. Lindsay Crawley, of Appomattox….”[2010] “…one daughter, Mrs. J. T. Crawley, of Farmville.” [2011] Parents and Siblings: Other Family: See Marshall Payne [BH] for more on his wife’s family. Stories, Letters & Biographies: Mentioned in Robert Allison Hart’s obituary. See Obituary Chapter. He did an advertisment that ran in the Democrat, early 1900s. Specify! CSR: Company H, “post-war roll”. Additional Information: Private.[2012] Wounded in Fauquier. Agriculturalist. Warrenton.[2013] Listed as “Charles S. Holtzclaw.”[2014] Listed as “C. E. Holtzslaw.”[2015] At Culpeper Reunion of 4th Va. Cav. See Krick. Lists as Sgt.[2016] “Mr. Holtzclaw was a successful farmer in Fauquier County.”[2017] Charles Holtzclaw was an active pallbearer at the 1909 funeral of Robert Allison Hart.[2018]