Dr. Thomas John Claggett MADDOX

1852 - 1885  (33 years)

• Name	Dr. Thomas John Claggett MADDOX
  Born	12 Dec 1852	Lappans, Washington, Maryland
  Gender	Male
  Died	19 Dec 1885	,Socorro, New Mexico
  Buried	Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery, Lappans, Washington, Maryland
  Person ID	I7998	Main Tree
  Last Modified	20 Aug 2014

  
  

  Father	Dr. Thomas James Notley MADDOX,   b. 3 Apr 1810, Chaptico, St. Mary's, Maryland ,   d. 7 Mar 1887, Tilghmanton, Washington, Maryland  (Age 76 years)
  Mother	Mary Priscilla CLAGGETT,   b. 10 Jun 1815, Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland ,   d. 10 Jun 1895, Tilghmanton, Washington, Maryland  (Age 80 years)
  Married	9 Nov 1846	,Baltimore, Maryland
  Family ID	F2475	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Maddox Family Window This beautiful Stained Glass Window was created in 1882 by Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox with his two sons Samuel Maddox and Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox is commemorated along the west wall of Christ Church, St. Mary’s County Parish, Chaptico, Maryland. Samuel Maddox, 1666, is the 3rd great grandfather of Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox.
  		Maddox Stained Glass Window Maddox family of Charles County, is commemorated in a stained glass window along the west wall of Christ Church, St. Mary’s County Parish, Chaptico, Maryland. Samuel Maddox, 1666, is the 3rd great grandfather of Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox.
  		Saint Marks Episcopal Church Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery, Lappans, Washington, Maryland

  
  

  Headstones		Thomas J C Maddox 1852-1885 Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox Son of Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox and Mary Priscilla Claggett Maddox Grave Site at W S Ranch Cemetery, Catron, New Mexico
  		Thomas J C Maddox 1852-1885 Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox Son of Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox and Mary Priscilla Claggett Maddox

  
  

  Histories		Maddox Family Window 1 of 2 History of this beautiful Stained Glass Window which was created in 1882, by Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox with his two sons Samuel Maddox and Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox.
  		Maddox Family Window 2 of 2 History of this beautiful Stained Glass Window which was created in 1882, by Dr. Thomas James Notley Maddox with his two sons Samuel Maddox and Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox.

  
  

• Notes

  The U.S., Registers of Deaths in the Regular Army, 1860-1889 Lists: Maddox, Thos J C, Lt. and Asst. Surgeon, Troop C of the 8th Cavalry Death Date: Dec 19, 1885, Camp. near Alma, N.M. Gunshot wound through right lung and cranium. Killed in action with Apache Indians near White House, N.M. Dr. Thomas John Claggett Maddox's body was taken to the W S Ranch Cemetery near Alma, New Mexico for burial. He was placed in a single grave up the hill from the common grave with four soldiers in it. Not too long after he was buried, his body was exhumed and was shipped to his native state of Maryland for burial. He now lays in Saint Marks Episcopal Church Cemetery, in Lappans, Washington County, Maryland.