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Abraham Collins

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Abraham Collins

Birth
Alabama, USA
Death
1879 (aged 53–54)
Brownstown, Sevier County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Brownstown, Sevier County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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Born in Conecuh County, Alabama. He married Pamelia Adeline Horan on December 30, 1852 in Mississippi and had many children, including Clara, Henry W., Margaret A., Elizabeth N., Delia, William, Mary C., Gertrude, John M., Robert A., and Thomas Collins (as of the 1870 U.S. Census). Other children include Joseph E., Sally A., Arthur T., and Pauline.

Resided in Washington, Sevier County, Arkansas in 1860. Washington served as the Confederate Capitol of Arkansas during the Civil War. He served in the Confederate Army as a Serg. in Company D, Monroe's Arkansas Calvary, CSA.

His widow Pamelia is buried in the Grannis Cemetery in Grannis, Polk County, Arkansas.
Born in Conecuh County, Alabama. He married Pamelia Adeline Horan on December 30, 1852 in Mississippi and had many children, including Clara, Henry W., Margaret A., Elizabeth N., Delia, William, Mary C., Gertrude, John M., Robert A., and Thomas Collins (as of the 1870 U.S. Census). Other children include Joseph E., Sally A., Arthur T., and Pauline.

Resided in Washington, Sevier County, Arkansas in 1860. Washington served as the Confederate Capitol of Arkansas during the Civil War. He served in the Confederate Army as a Serg. in Company D, Monroe's Arkansas Calvary, CSA.

His widow Pamelia is buried in the Grannis Cemetery in Grannis, Polk County, Arkansas.

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Serg.
Abraham Collins
Co. D.
Monroes
Ark Cav
CSA
1825
1879

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