Marriages
1st: James Flowers, DeKalb Co. GA 12/20/1859.
2nd: James F Adams, DeKalb Co. GA 12/21/1876. Caroline is shown as Carrie G. Flowers.
3rd: B. F. Southern, DeKalb Co. GA 08/23/1885. Caroline is shown as Caroline G. Adams.
Caroline Southern filed Pension Papers in 1927 as a Widow of Asbury Flowers. It states her husband "P.B. Southern" left their home in DeKalb County, and never returned, nor was heard from directly nor indirectly again. Her Pension was approved.
Franklin Garrett records show there was a stone for Caroline in this graveyard in 1931. As many stones are broken and missing in this old cemetery, it has not been seen recently. She may be buried near her Son Robert F. Adams in this same graveyard.
1st: James Flowers, DeKalb Co. GA 12/20/1859.
2nd: James F Adams, DeKalb Co. GA 12/21/1876. Caroline is shown as Carrie G. Flowers.
3rd: B. F. Southern, DeKalb Co. GA 08/23/1885. Caroline is shown as Caroline G. Adams.
Caroline Southern filed Pension Papers in 1927 as a Widow of Asbury Flowers. It states her husband "P.B. Southern" left their home in DeKalb County, and never returned, nor was heard from directly nor indirectly again. Her Pension was approved.
Franklin Garrett records show there was a stone for Caroline in this graveyard in 1931. As many stones are broken and missing in this old cemetery, it has not been seen recently. She may be buried near her Son Robert F. Adams in this same graveyard.
Marriages
1st: James Flowers, DeKalb Co. GA 12/20/1859.
2nd: James F Adams, DeKalb Co. GA 12/21/1876. Caroline is shown as Carrie G. Flowers.
3rd: B. F. Southern, DeKalb Co. GA 08/23/1885. Caroline is shown as Caroline G. Adams.
Caroline Southern filed Pension Papers in 1927 as a Widow of Asbury Flowers. It states her husband "P.B. Southern" left their home in DeKalb County, and never returned, nor was heard from directly nor indirectly again. Her Pension was approved.
Franklin Garrett records show there was a stone for Caroline in this graveyard in 1931. As many stones are broken and missing in this old cemetery, it has not been seen recently. She may be buried near her Son Robert F. Adams in this same graveyard.
1st: James Flowers, DeKalb Co. GA 12/20/1859.
2nd: James F Adams, DeKalb Co. GA 12/21/1876. Caroline is shown as Carrie G. Flowers.
3rd: B. F. Southern, DeKalb Co. GA 08/23/1885. Caroline is shown as Caroline G. Adams.
Caroline Southern filed Pension Papers in 1927 as a Widow of Asbury Flowers. It states her husband "P.B. Southern" left their home in DeKalb County, and never returned, nor was heard from directly nor indirectly again. Her Pension was approved.
Franklin Garrett records show there was a stone for Caroline in this graveyard in 1931. As many stones are broken and missing in this old cemetery, it has not been seen recently. She may be buried near her Son Robert F. Adams in this same graveyard.
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