Nathan and Susan's children were Emma Lou, Robert Lee, Hattie Rhea, Julia Ellen, Leona May and James Allison.
Nathan's parents are buried at Muddy Creek Cemetery in Sullivan County. His father, James Galloway, served in the Tennessee Militia during the War of 1812 and Nathan's grandfather, Marshall Galloway, served in the Virginia Militia during the American Revolution.
Nathan and his brother, Thomas J. Galloway, owned and operated the "Galloway Flour Mill" for a number of years (the mill was acquired from the Finley Allison family).
Nathan and Susan's children were Emma Lou, Robert Lee, Hattie Rhea, Julia Ellen, Leona May and James Allison.
Nathan's parents are buried at Muddy Creek Cemetery in Sullivan County. His father, James Galloway, served in the Tennessee Militia during the War of 1812 and Nathan's grandfather, Marshall Galloway, served in the Virginia Militia during the American Revolution.
Nathan and his brother, Thomas J. Galloway, owned and operated the "Galloway Flour Mill" for a number of years (the mill was acquired from the Finley Allison family).
Inscription
N.L. Galloway with birth and death dates.
Gravesite Details
Upright single gravestone, good condition.
Family Members
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William Albert Galloway
1818–1890
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Amanda Melvina Galloway Spurgin
1819–1871
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Eliza E. Galloway Beard
1820–1898
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James Henderson Galloway
1824–1885
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John Marshall Galloway
1826–1886
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Thomas Jefferson Galloway
1828–1911
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Benjamin Franklin Galloway
1833–1912
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Mary D. Galloway Keen
1835–1872
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George Washington Galloway
1837–1919
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