Jacob Vanderslice, 1806–1865 (aged 59 years)

Name
Jacob /Vanderslice/
Birth
January 6, 1806 31 30
Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, United States
Marriage
Birth of a brother
December 25, 1808
Kentucky, United States
Birth of a brother
1810
Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Birth of a sister
March 30, 1812
Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Birth of a sister
December 27, 1814
Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Birth of a brother
August 8, 1815
Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Birth of a daughter
June 8, 1829
Dallas County, Alabama, United States
Death of a brother
Death of a father
December 31, 1833
Alabama, United States
Note: Perry or Dallas County.
Death of a sister
May 27, 1847
Talladega County, Alabama, United States
Marriage of a daughter
January 2, 1848
Hamilton County, Indiana, United States
Death of a brother
1852
Hallsville, Harrison County, Texas, United States
Death of a mother
March 23, 1855
Perry County, Alabama, United States
Death of a brother
January 19, 1857
Perry County, Alabama, United States
Death of a sister
April 12, 1860
Limestone County, Texas, United States
Military service
Citation details: pp. 556-558, 16th Regiment Kansas Volunteers, Cavalry, Company K
Note: Private, Company K, 16th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Cavalry. Residence Stanton, Kansas. Enlisted 1 Apr 1864; mustered 1 Sep 1864.
Death
May 10, 1865 (aged 59 years)
Camp Alkali, Nebraska Territory, United States
Cause of death: Consumption of the lungs
Citation details: pp. 556-558, 16th Regiment Kansas Volunteers, Cavalry, Company K
Research log
Note: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, 1861-1865, Vol. 1 (1896 reprint), pp. 556-558, Company K, 16th Kansas Cavalry (KSGenWeb transcription): "Private Vanderslice, Jacob, Stanton, Apr. 1, '64, Sep. 1, '64, Died of consumption of the lungs Camp Alkali, N. T. May 10, '65." Military service, cause and place of death added from this report (new source X486). Sourced, grade B.

Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, 1861-1865, Vol. 1 (1896 reprint), pp. 556-558, Company K, 16th Kansas Cavalry (KSGenWeb transcription): "Private Vanderslice, Jacob, Stanton, Apr. 1, '64, Sep. 1, '64, Died of consumption of the lungs Camp Alkali, N. T. May 10, '65." Military service, cause and place of death added from this report (new source X486). Sourced, grade B.

Find a Grave memorial 102065745 (Pvt Jacob Vanderslice, unmarked grave) gives born 1800, Kentucky, and places the death at the Powder River Expedition camp in Powder River County, Montana. CONFLICT with the Adjutant General's "Camp Alkali, N. T." (Nebraska Territory). The report is used here. The memorial biography (compiled) says he married Sarah Jackson in 1826 in Dallas County, Alabama, moved to Hamilton County, Indiana, about 1834 and to Lykins (now Miami) County, Kansas, about 1859.

Birth and death were cited to World Family Tree (S42, S197), compiled trees. Birth 6 Jan 1806 left as recorded; Find a Grave gives 1800.

Burial
Citation details: Find a Grave Memorial ID 102065745
Note: Unmarked grave.
Last change
October 9, 2026 – 18:54:25
Author of last change: daveh
Family with parents
father
1774–1833
Birth: August 1774 — Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, United States
Death: December 31, 1833 — Alabama, United States
mother
1775–1855
Birth: August 30, 1775 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: March 23, 1855 — Perry County, Alabama, United States
Marriage Marriage — February 12, 1795 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
1 year
elder brother
1796–1870
Birth: February 14, 1796 21 20 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: after 1870 — Chilton County, Alabama, United States
21 months
elder brother
1797–1833
Birth: October 22, 1797 23 22 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: before 1833
16 months
elder brother
1799–1852
Birth: February 6, 1799 24 23 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: 1852 — Hallsville, Harrison County, Texas, United States
15 months
elder sister
1800–1860
Birth: April 24, 1800 25 24 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: April 12, 1860 — Limestone County, Texas, United States
3 years
elder sister
1803–1847
Birth: March 13, 1803 28 27 — Mercer County, Kentucky, United States
Death: May 27, 1847 — Talladega County, Alabama, United States
3 years
himself
1806–1865
Birth: January 6, 1806 31 30 — Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, United States
Death: May 10, 1865 — Camp Alkali, Nebraska Territory, United States
3 years
younger brother
1808–1870
Birth: December 25, 1808 34 33 — Kentucky, United States
Death: after 1870 — Dallas County, Alabama, United States
2 years
younger brother
1810–1857
Birth: 1810 35 34 — Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Death: January 19, 1857 — Perry County, Alabama, United States
2 years
younger sister
1812–…
Birth: March 30, 1812 37 36 — Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Death:
3 years
younger sister
1814–…
Birth: December 27, 1814 40 39 — Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Death:
7 months
younger brother
1815–1877
Birth: August 8, 1815 41 39 — Christian County, Kentucky, United States
Death: February 27, 1877 — Perry County, Alabama, United States
Family with Sarah J. Jackson
himself
1806–1865
Birth: January 6, 1806 31 30 — Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, United States
Death: May 10, 1865 — Camp Alkali, Nebraska Territory, United States
wife
1811–…
Birth: 1811 27 — North Carolina, United States
Marriage Marriage — —
daughter
1829–1909
Birth: June 8, 1829 23 18 — Dallas County, Alabama, United States
Death: April 16, 1909 — Lyndon, Osage County, Kansas, United States
Birth
Military service
Citation details: pp. 556-558, 16th Regiment Kansas Volunteers, Cavalry, Company K
Name
Death
Citation details: pp. 556-558, 16th Regiment Kansas Volunteers, Cavalry, Company K
Burial
Citation details: Find a Grave Memorial ID 102065745