per family history provided by a distant cousin: "Grandmother said that Carter Tadlock was injured badly during the Civil
War. He fought with the First Texas Regiment. He fought in the East
and was captured and wounded during the war. Grandmother said he was
hit in the head with a saber. She said he had terrible headaches for
the rest of his life, and she was convinced that he eventually died of
the wound he had suffered in the war. "
Family history has him living in Kyle when he died. Cemetery is a guess. Would love to have someone check it out.
War. He fought with the First Texas Regiment. He fought in the East
and was captured and wounded during the war. Grandmother said he was
hit in the head with a saber. She said he had terrible headaches for
the rest of his life, and she was convinced that he eventually died of
the wound he had suffered in the war. "
Family history has him living in Kyle when he died. Cemetery is a guess. Would love to have someone check it out.
per family history provided by a distant cousin: "Grandmother said that Carter Tadlock was injured badly during the Civil
War. He fought with the First Texas Regiment. He fought in the East
and was captured and wounded during the war. Grandmother said he was
hit in the head with a saber. She said he had terrible headaches for
the rest of his life, and she was convinced that he eventually died of
the wound he had suffered in the war. "
Family history has him living in Kyle when he died. Cemetery is a guess. Would love to have someone check it out.
War. He fought with the First Texas Regiment. He fought in the East
and was captured and wounded during the war. Grandmother said he was
hit in the head with a saber. She said he had terrible headaches for
the rest of his life, and she was convinced that he eventually died of
the wound he had suffered in the war. "
Family history has him living in Kyle when he died. Cemetery is a guess. Would love to have someone check it out.
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