Duncan A. McCallum died of disease near Camp Nelson, Arkansas while in Confederate Army (about 30 years old). Specifically he died at "John Cook's house" which was near Camp Nelson.
He was a 1st Lieutenant with Company H, 19th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Confederate States of America). He moved his family from South Carolina to east Texas (Panola County) about 1858.
He is buried in the Bethel Methodist Church cemetery, Pulaski Co., Arkansas. His unmarked grave is next to his aunt Amelia Hunter (McCallum) Barron 1830-1861.
[This area was formerly known as Bayor Metre Township (per 1860 census), or sometimes spelled Bayou Meto, per current day historical marker at the cemetery].
The marker in Pleasant Valley Cemetery (Sachse, Texas) is just a memorial; he is buried in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
He was a 1st Lieutenant with Company H, 19th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Confederate States of America). He moved his family from South Carolina to east Texas (Panola County) about 1858.
He is buried in the Bethel Methodist Church cemetery, Pulaski Co., Arkansas. His unmarked grave is next to his aunt Amelia Hunter (McCallum) Barron 1830-1861.
[This area was formerly known as Bayor Metre Township (per 1860 census), or sometimes spelled Bayou Meto, per current day historical marker at the cemetery].
The marker in Pleasant Valley Cemetery (Sachse, Texas) is just a memorial; he is buried in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
Duncan A. McCallum died of disease near Camp Nelson, Arkansas while in Confederate Army (about 30 years old). Specifically he died at "John Cook's house" which was near Camp Nelson.
He was a 1st Lieutenant with Company H, 19th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Confederate States of America). He moved his family from South Carolina to east Texas (Panola County) about 1858.
He is buried in the Bethel Methodist Church cemetery, Pulaski Co., Arkansas. His unmarked grave is next to his aunt Amelia Hunter (McCallum) Barron 1830-1861.
[This area was formerly known as Bayor Metre Township (per 1860 census), or sometimes spelled Bayou Meto, per current day historical marker at the cemetery].
The marker in Pleasant Valley Cemetery (Sachse, Texas) is just a memorial; he is buried in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
He was a 1st Lieutenant with Company H, 19th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Confederate States of America). He moved his family from South Carolina to east Texas (Panola County) about 1858.
He is buried in the Bethel Methodist Church cemetery, Pulaski Co., Arkansas. His unmarked grave is next to his aunt Amelia Hunter (McCallum) Barron 1830-1861.
[This area was formerly known as Bayor Metre Township (per 1860 census), or sometimes spelled Bayou Meto, per current day historical marker at the cemetery].
The marker in Pleasant Valley Cemetery (Sachse, Texas) is just a memorial; he is buried in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
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