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David P.
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David P. Setzer     Born: 1820, Lincoln County, NC Died: 20 Aug 1862, Marion County, Arkansas.   From information collected, David P. Setzer seems to have been the fourth child born to Daniel Setzer (b. 1790) and Polly Wike.  David P. was born around 1820 in Lincoln County, NC.     Children of Daniel Setzer and Polly Wike Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Paul Setzer 15 Oct 1815 Lincoln Co, NC 16 Sep 1902 Granite Falls, Caldwell, NC Jemima Simmons 05 Feb 1840 Andrew Setzer 1815/1816 Lincoln Co, NC 1850 Fort Bend, TX Catherine Cline m. 01 Jan 1836 John Wesley Setzer Abt. 1818 Lincoln Co, NC 18 Mar 1889 Missouri Sarah Amanda Louisa Wilson m. 1840/43 David P. Setzer 1820 Lincoln Co, NC 20 Aug 1862 Marion Co, AR Selena Elizabeth Sigmon Franklin Setzer 16 Jul 1821 Lincoln Co, NC 12 Feb 1910 Catawba Co, NC Martha Ann Rebecca Caroline Wilson m. 1847 Daniel Setzer Jr. 20 Dec 1823 Lincoln Co, NC 01 Aug 1907 Catawba Co, NC (1) Susannah Wike, m. 1845/48 (2) Martha Adeline Wike, m. 1870 Sarah "Sally" Setzer 07 May 1826 Lincoln Co, NC 27 Jun 1913 Catawba Co, NC Miles Monroe Wike m. 04 Jan 1846 Jacob Setzer 21 Dec 1828 04 Nov 1890 Amy Emmela Herman m. 11 Sep 1851 Reuben Setzer Abt. 1832 14 Mar 1862 New Bern, NC (Civil War) Sophronia Marquis m. 29 Aug 1859 Marcus Setzer 25 Aug 1833 Lincoln Co, NC 25 May 1911 Catawba Co, NC Martha Jane Dellinger   Phoebe Setzer 12 Jan 1836 12 Jun 1914 Groven Deal m. 03 Oct 1852 Polly Setzer 08 Jul 1838 Lincoln Co, NC 18 Dec 1912 Catawba Co, NC Alfred M. Setzer m. 25 Nov 1857 John E. Setzer 1840         David married Salina/Selena Elizabeth Sigmon about 1840/1843.  Selena was born about 1820 in Lincoln County, NC.     The 1850 Census shows David and his wife Salina living in Catawba County with four children (Manuel, age 7; Allen, age 5; Jane, age 2, and Martha, age 4/12 or 4 months old) and David Sigmon, age 21, who appears to be Selena's brother.  The Census shows that David, Salina and all of their children were born in Catawba County, but this is incorrect.  Catawba County was formed from the northern part of Lincoln County in 1942, so this means that even though they may have been living in the same area where they were born, it would have been Lincoln County at the time of their birth.  Since all of the children were born after 1942, they would have indeed been born in Catawba County.   1850 Catawba County, NC Census   Name Age Sex Occupation Real Estate Value Birth Attended School First Last David Setzer 33 M Farmer   Catawba   Selena " 30 F "   "   Manual " 7 M     "   Allen " 5 M     "   Jane " 2 F     "   Martha " 4/12 F     "   David Sigmon 27 M F "   "       Children of David P. Setzer and Salina Elizabeth Sigman Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Emanuel "Ben" Setzer Jul 1838 Catawba Co, NC 1900 Rush, AK (1) Nancy Jane Farris m. 17 Feb 1870, MO (2) Lee Annie (Unknown) Allen Setzer 10 Feb 1844 Catawba Co, NC 08 Feb 1910 Arkansas Martha J. Farris 12 Mar 1868, MO Jane Catherine Setzer 10 Aug 1847 16 Feb 1905   Martha Ann "Marty" Setzer 1850 NC 22 Nov 1944 Pickens, Desha, AK (1) George M. Adams (2) George Baker Malinda Setzer 1852 NC     Emeline Setzer 1854 Missouri     Poppett Setzer 1859 Tomahawk, Searcy, AK 1911 Arkansas   Dovey Sophronia Setzer 02 Dec 1861 MO 30 Dec 1916 Kiowa, OK William M. Reading Abt. 1890       By 1860 David and Salina were living in the Tomahawk Township of Searcy County in Arkansas.  Two of the younger girls were born in Missouri indicating that the family live there for several years between 1850 and 1860.  David and Salina's ages are both listed as 38.  From the Census, their children are listed as Immanuel (age 17), Allen (age 13), Jane (age 12), Martha Ann (age 10), Malinda (age 8), Emeline (age 6), Dovey (age 4) and Poppett (age 8 months).  Immanuel (Emanuel), Allen, Jane, Martha Ann, and Malinda were born in North Carolina.  Emeline and Dovey were born in Missouri, while the baby, Poppett, was born in Arkansas.   There is also a 25-year-old woman named Mary Dilliard living with the family with three of her children: Julia (age 8), Josephine (age 6), Elmira (age 4) and James F. Dilliard (age 1).   The children appear to be listed in two groups with the top group being David & Salina's children and the bottom four being Mary Dilliard's children.   1860 Searcy County, ARKANSAS Census   Name Age Sex Occupation Real Estate Value Birth Person 20 Years Old who can't Read or Write First Last David Setzer 38 M ???? ???? NC   Selena   38 F     NC   Mary Dilliard 25 F     NC X Immanuel   17 M     NC   Allen   13 M     NC   Jane   12 F     NC   Martha Ann   10 F     NC   Malinda   8 F     NC   Emeline   6 F     Mo   Dovey   4 F     Ok   Poppett   8/12 F     Ark   Julia Dilliard 8 F     NC   Josephine   6 F     Mo   Elmira   4 F     Mo   James F.   1 M     ??         Family legend says that David kept a mistress/concubine of whom he fathered six children.  The story further states that he build her a house near his and Salina's home.    David P. Setzer       David P. Setzer served as a Sergeant with the 30th Infantry of Arkansas during the Civil War.  He fought in the Battle of Richmond Kentucky.  David died 20 Aug 1862, in Marion County, Arkansas, at the age of 42, while serving as a soldier for the Confederate States of America during the Civil War.             Sources:   Thanks to Allie Porter for the information she shared concering David P. Setzer and his family. You can contact Allie at southerncowgirl93@gmail.com         If you have photos are additional information on Daniel Setzer, please contact me.