Mary (Hardigree) Holloway's name and dates appear on this Holloway memorial marker placed in this cemetery. This person is not buried at Peatown Cemetery. The purpose of this marker was a memorial to the family members buried nearby at the old Christian Union Cemetery in the white section that is now overgrown and markers gone. The African-American section is now known as Post Oak Union Cemetery and is well maintained.
Mary married David Holloway 15 Dec 1807 in Greene Co., GA.
More information on the Holloways can be found in this source "David Holloway (1783-1856) of North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas and His Descendants" by Nancy Blakeley Ruff (1989).
Mary married David Holloway 15 Dec 1807 in Greene Co., GA.
More information on the Holloways can be found in this source "David Holloway (1783-1856) of North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas and His Descendants" by Nancy Blakeley Ruff (1989).
Mary (Hardigree) Holloway's name and dates appear on this Holloway memorial marker placed in this cemetery. This person is not buried at Peatown Cemetery. The purpose of this marker was a memorial to the family members buried nearby at the old Christian Union Cemetery in the white section that is now overgrown and markers gone. The African-American section is now known as Post Oak Union Cemetery and is well maintained.
Mary married David Holloway 15 Dec 1807 in Greene Co., GA.
More information on the Holloways can be found in this source "David Holloway (1783-1856) of North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas and His Descendants" by Nancy Blakeley Ruff (1989).
Mary married David Holloway 15 Dec 1807 in Greene Co., GA.
More information on the Holloways can be found in this source "David Holloway (1783-1856) of North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas and His Descendants" by Nancy Blakeley Ruff (1989).
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