Civil War Confederate Officer. This native of Charleston, South Carolina served his state and country as a 1st Lieutenant in the 1st South Carolina Artillery. An illness, specifically fever overcame him, finally causing his death on September 20, 1863 in Greenville, South Carolina.
This is a cenotaph. On the lower portion of this burial marker is inscribed "His remains lie in Christ Church Cemetery, Greenville, SC".
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Lt. Alston's actual burial site in Christ Church Cemetery
Note: Links to parents provided 10/14/2020 by 47042075
This is a cenotaph. On the lower portion of this burial marker is inscribed "His remains lie in Christ Church Cemetery, Greenville, SC".
Click on this hyperlink to go to
Lt. Alston's actual burial site in Christ Church Cemetery
Note: Links to parents provided 10/14/2020 by 47042075
Civil War Confederate Officer. This native of Charleston, South Carolina served his state and country as a 1st Lieutenant in the 1st South Carolina Artillery. An illness, specifically fever overcame him, finally causing his death on September 20, 1863 in Greenville, South Carolina.
This is a cenotaph. On the lower portion of this burial marker is inscribed "His remains lie in Christ Church Cemetery, Greenville, SC".
Click on this hyperlink to go to
Lt. Alston's actual burial site in Christ Church Cemetery
Note: Links to parents provided 10/14/2020 by 47042075
This is a cenotaph. On the lower portion of this burial marker is inscribed "His remains lie in Christ Church Cemetery, Greenville, SC".
Click on this hyperlink to go to
Lt. Alston's actual burial site in Christ Church Cemetery
Note: Links to parents provided 10/14/2020 by 47042075
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