Fidelia and her husband, Matthew, were part of the westward movement from Alabama, through Tennessee, and finally to Arkansas.
It is uncertain if they are buried in this cemetery. However, their sons, with whom they migrated, were their neighbors and buried in Upper Spring Creek and Chickalah Hill. It is likely they were buried in the same cemetery.
It is uncertain if they are buried in this cemetery. However, their sons, with whom they migrated, were their neighbors and buried in Upper Spring Creek and Chickalah Hill. It is likely they were buried in the same cemetery.
Fidelia and her husband, Matthew, were part of the westward movement from Alabama, through Tennessee, and finally to Arkansas.
It is uncertain if they are buried in this cemetery. However, their sons, with whom they migrated, were their neighbors and buried in Upper Spring Creek and Chickalah Hill. It is likely they were buried in the same cemetery.
It is uncertain if they are buried in this cemetery. However, their sons, with whom they migrated, were their neighbors and buried in Upper Spring Creek and Chickalah Hill. It is likely they were buried in the same cemetery.
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