D.O.D. could be either March 3 or 8, 1875.
Martha Ann Sale was the w/o Basil Wheat O'Neal. They married in Madison Co, Alabama, 12 Sep 1838.
IS HUSBAND BASIL WHEAT ALSO BURIED HERE?
The 1880 Census has Basil still living in Milam County, widower, with his daughter Ann Elizabeth O’Neal Thompson (divorced) and grandson. The census describes him as a school teacher. Most Ancestry trees or comments show his death at 1881.
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Obituary for Martha Sale O'Neal
From The Huntsville Democrat (Huntsville, AL) of April 08, 1875:
"Obituary: MRS. MARTHA A. O'NEAL, wife of B. W. O'NEAL and daughter of DUDLEY and ANN SALE was born in Elbert County, Georgia March 4, 1815. Her father moved to Madison County, Alabama when she was quite young. She was married in 1838, professed religion in 1842 and united herself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. She moved with her family from Madison Co. Ala. to Milam County, Texas in the fall of 1872. Was confined to her bed with consumption. Left one brother and one sister, MRS. M. D. WANCE, a husband and 4 children."
[obit courtesy Lonnie Moore #48196265]
Martha Ann Sale was the w/o Basil Wheat O'Neal. They married in Madison Co, Alabama, 12 Sep 1838.
IS HUSBAND BASIL WHEAT ALSO BURIED HERE?
The 1880 Census has Basil still living in Milam County, widower, with his daughter Ann Elizabeth O’Neal Thompson (divorced) and grandson. The census describes him as a school teacher. Most Ancestry trees or comments show his death at 1881.
___________________________________________
Obituary for Martha Sale O'Neal
From The Huntsville Democrat (Huntsville, AL) of April 08, 1875:
"Obituary: MRS. MARTHA A. O'NEAL, wife of B. W. O'NEAL and daughter of DUDLEY and ANN SALE was born in Elbert County, Georgia March 4, 1815. Her father moved to Madison County, Alabama when she was quite young. She was married in 1838, professed religion in 1842 and united herself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. She moved with her family from Madison Co. Ala. to Milam County, Texas in the fall of 1872. Was confined to her bed with consumption. Left one brother and one sister, MRS. M. D. WANCE, a husband and 4 children."
[obit courtesy Lonnie Moore #48196265]
D.O.D. could be either March 3 or 8, 1875.
Martha Ann Sale was the w/o Basil Wheat O'Neal. They married in Madison Co, Alabama, 12 Sep 1838.
IS HUSBAND BASIL WHEAT ALSO BURIED HERE?
The 1880 Census has Basil still living in Milam County, widower, with his daughter Ann Elizabeth O’Neal Thompson (divorced) and grandson. The census describes him as a school teacher. Most Ancestry trees or comments show his death at 1881.
___________________________________________
Obituary for Martha Sale O'Neal
From The Huntsville Democrat (Huntsville, AL) of April 08, 1875:
"Obituary: MRS. MARTHA A. O'NEAL, wife of B. W. O'NEAL and daughter of DUDLEY and ANN SALE was born in Elbert County, Georgia March 4, 1815. Her father moved to Madison County, Alabama when she was quite young. She was married in 1838, professed religion in 1842 and united herself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. She moved with her family from Madison Co. Ala. to Milam County, Texas in the fall of 1872. Was confined to her bed with consumption. Left one brother and one sister, MRS. M. D. WANCE, a husband and 4 children."
[obit courtesy Lonnie Moore #48196265]
Martha Ann Sale was the w/o Basil Wheat O'Neal. They married in Madison Co, Alabama, 12 Sep 1838.
IS HUSBAND BASIL WHEAT ALSO BURIED HERE?
The 1880 Census has Basil still living in Milam County, widower, with his daughter Ann Elizabeth O’Neal Thompson (divorced) and grandson. The census describes him as a school teacher. Most Ancestry trees or comments show his death at 1881.
___________________________________________
Obituary for Martha Sale O'Neal
From The Huntsville Democrat (Huntsville, AL) of April 08, 1875:
"Obituary: MRS. MARTHA A. O'NEAL, wife of B. W. O'NEAL and daughter of DUDLEY and ANN SALE was born in Elbert County, Georgia March 4, 1815. Her father moved to Madison County, Alabama when she was quite young. She was married in 1838, professed religion in 1842 and united herself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. She moved with her family from Madison Co. Ala. to Milam County, Texas in the fall of 1872. Was confined to her bed with consumption. Left one brother and one sister, MRS. M. D. WANCE, a husband and 4 children."
[obit courtesy Lonnie Moore #48196265]
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