She and John were married on 29 Dec. 1863
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Caroline and John had at least 5 children.
Hattie
John H.
Rosa Belle
Alice V.
James William
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Caroline died of influenza the same year her father died.
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Caroline's husband, John, moved to Rockingham County, N.C. in 1903.
He purchased a lot on Morgan Road, north of Spray, N.C. where he built a store.
He helped his daughter Alice V. Gilley purchase a lot on Park Avenue in Spray, N.C.
They built a small house and John lived there until he died.
The cemetery where Caroline was buried was no longer in use, so John was buried in the Talley Cemetery where his daughter, Rosa Belle was buried.
===
Caroline and John had at least 5 children.
Hattie
John H.
Rosa Belle
Alice V.
James William
===
Caroline died of influenza the same year her father died.
===
Caroline's husband, John, moved to Rockingham County, N.C. in 1903.
He purchased a lot on Morgan Road, north of Spray, N.C. where he built a store.
He helped his daughter Alice V. Gilley purchase a lot on Park Avenue in Spray, N.C.
They built a small house and John lived there until he died.
The cemetery where Caroline was buried was no longer in use, so John was buried in the Talley Cemetery where his daughter, Rosa Belle was buried.
She and John were married on 29 Dec. 1863
===
Caroline and John had at least 5 children.
Hattie
John H.
Rosa Belle
Alice V.
James William
===
Caroline died of influenza the same year her father died.
===
Caroline's husband, John, moved to Rockingham County, N.C. in 1903.
He purchased a lot on Morgan Road, north of Spray, N.C. where he built a store.
He helped his daughter Alice V. Gilley purchase a lot on Park Avenue in Spray, N.C.
They built a small house and John lived there until he died.
The cemetery where Caroline was buried was no longer in use, so John was buried in the Talley Cemetery where his daughter, Rosa Belle was buried.
===
Caroline and John had at least 5 children.
Hattie
John H.
Rosa Belle
Alice V.
James William
===
Caroline died of influenza the same year her father died.
===
Caroline's husband, John, moved to Rockingham County, N.C. in 1903.
He purchased a lot on Morgan Road, north of Spray, N.C. where he built a store.
He helped his daughter Alice V. Gilley purchase a lot on Park Avenue in Spray, N.C.
They built a small house and John lived there until he died.
The cemetery where Caroline was buried was no longer in use, so John was buried in the Talley Cemetery where his daughter, Rosa Belle was buried.
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