Buried in Fannin Co, TX
he was the son of John W. Burns and 1st wife whose name was unknown.
Equilla Burns died after a short illness on his home place, north of Bonham, early in the early fall of 1857. There is a cemetery a few feet from Equilla’s property where it is suspected he is buried. The old tombstones and the cemetery were destroyed when the county built a farm to market road through the area.
his wife Elizabeth Bruce died in La while at her sisters
he was the son of John W. Burns and 1st wife whose name was unknown.
Equilla Burns died after a short illness on his home place, north of Bonham, early in the early fall of 1857. There is a cemetery a few feet from Equilla’s property where it is suspected he is buried. The old tombstones and the cemetery were destroyed when the county built a farm to market road through the area.
his wife Elizabeth Bruce died in La while at her sisters
Buried in Fannin Co, TX
he was the son of John W. Burns and 1st wife whose name was unknown.
Equilla Burns died after a short illness on his home place, north of Bonham, early in the early fall of 1857. There is a cemetery a few feet from Equilla’s property where it is suspected he is buried. The old tombstones and the cemetery were destroyed when the county built a farm to market road through the area.
his wife Elizabeth Bruce died in La while at her sisters
he was the son of John W. Burns and 1st wife whose name was unknown.
Equilla Burns died after a short illness on his home place, north of Bonham, early in the early fall of 1857. There is a cemetery a few feet from Equilla’s property where it is suspected he is buried. The old tombstones and the cemetery were destroyed when the county built a farm to market road through the area.
his wife Elizabeth Bruce died in La while at her sisters
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