George was the fifth born child of Francis E. Bailey and Sarah Jackson
Enlisted in the 14th Alabama Infantry in August 1861.Reenlisted in Company H,37th Alabama Infantry February 1862.Discharged for disability May 1862.
U. S. Census 1880 Clay County, Alabama Almond Beat No 11 9th June Page 121A Age 45
The Pains of Death Are Past
Labor And Sorrow Cease
His Battles fought with Honor all won
And Life's Long Warfare
Closed At Last
His Soul Is Found In Peace
Enlisted in the 14th Alabama Infantry in August 1861.Reenlisted in Company H,37th Alabama Infantry February 1862.Discharged for disability May 1862.
U. S. Census 1880 Clay County, Alabama Almond Beat No 11 9th June Page 121A Age 45
The Pains of Death Are Past
Labor And Sorrow Cease
His Battles fought with Honor all won
And Life's Long Warfare
Closed At Last
His Soul Is Found In Peace
George was the fifth born child of Francis E. Bailey and Sarah Jackson
Enlisted in the 14th Alabama Infantry in August 1861.Reenlisted in Company H,37th Alabama Infantry February 1862.Discharged for disability May 1862.
U. S. Census 1880 Clay County, Alabama Almond Beat No 11 9th June Page 121A Age 45
The Pains of Death Are Past
Labor And Sorrow Cease
His Battles fought with Honor all won
And Life's Long Warfare
Closed At Last
His Soul Is Found In Peace
Enlisted in the 14th Alabama Infantry in August 1861.Reenlisted in Company H,37th Alabama Infantry February 1862.Discharged for disability May 1862.
U. S. Census 1880 Clay County, Alabama Almond Beat No 11 9th June Page 121A Age 45
The Pains of Death Are Past
Labor And Sorrow Cease
His Battles fought with Honor all won
And Life's Long Warfare
Closed At Last
His Soul Is Found In Peace
Gravesite Details
County Line Cemetery; Township 21; Range 9; Section 19 Mellow Valey, Clay County, Alabama
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