Waties was a custom officer.
Julius was a prominent and successful lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Rives, also from a prominent old South Carolina family. She died in Virginia during the late war from pneumonia contracted while nursing sick and wounded Confederate soldiers.
From a book entitled "History of Texas". Chicago: Lewis Publishing. 1895.
Contributed by Sherry.
Julius was a prominent and successful lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Rives, also from a prominent old South Carolina family. She died in Virginia during the late war from pneumonia contracted while nursing sick and wounded Confederate soldiers.
From a book entitled "History of Texas". Chicago: Lewis Publishing. 1895.
Contributed by Sherry.
Waties was a custom officer.
Julius was a prominent and successful lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Rives, also from a prominent old South Carolina family. She died in Virginia during the late war from pneumonia contracted while nursing sick and wounded Confederate soldiers.
From a book entitled "History of Texas". Chicago: Lewis Publishing. 1895.
Contributed by Sherry.
Julius was a prominent and successful lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina. He married Elizabeth Rives, also from a prominent old South Carolina family. She died in Virginia during the late war from pneumonia contracted while nursing sick and wounded Confederate soldiers.
From a book entitled "History of Texas". Chicago: Lewis Publishing. 1895.
Contributed by Sherry.
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In Memory of Julius P. Waties / born July 24, 1809 / Died February 25, 1853 / Also Orlando Rees / Son of / Julius & A. E. Waties / Born October 1st 1842 / died November 7, 1850 /
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