Husband of Mary L. Williams. The stone is double sided with his wife's inscription on the other side.
He died [probably in a cabin away from the main house on his property] of gunshot wound to the abdomen. The townspeople were told he died of " cramp colic".
He died [probably in a cabin away from the main house on his property] of gunshot wound to the abdomen. The townspeople were told he died of " cramp colic".
Husband of Mary L. Williams. The stone is double sided with his wife's inscription on the other side.
He died [probably in a cabin away from the main house on his property] of gunshot wound to the abdomen. The townspeople were told he died of " cramp colic".
He died [probably in a cabin away from the main house on his property] of gunshot wound to the abdomen. The townspeople were told he died of " cramp colic".
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