Middle name probably Washington.
Married Martha Jane Wyatt on 7/12/1853 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.
Still researching him.
"Obituary: "Woodville Republican" 21 Mar 1908. It states that he died of heart failure while at his watch at the oil mill. Also, that he was a Lt. in Col. Scott's Cav. during the war and had served as a JP in Woodville. He had made a considerable fortune but lost it, in part, to his own over-generosity. He moved to Woodville 10 years earlier [1898].
Married Martha Jane Wyatt on 7/12/1853 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.
Still researching him.
"Obituary: "Woodville Republican" 21 Mar 1908. It states that he died of heart failure while at his watch at the oil mill. Also, that he was a Lt. in Col. Scott's Cav. during the war and had served as a JP in Woodville. He had made a considerable fortune but lost it, in part, to his own over-generosity. He moved to Woodville 10 years earlier [1898].
Middle name probably Washington.
Married Martha Jane Wyatt on 7/12/1853 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.
Still researching him.
"Obituary: "Woodville Republican" 21 Mar 1908. It states that he died of heart failure while at his watch at the oil mill. Also, that he was a Lt. in Col. Scott's Cav. during the war and had served as a JP in Woodville. He had made a considerable fortune but lost it, in part, to his own over-generosity. He moved to Woodville 10 years earlier [1898].
Married Martha Jane Wyatt on 7/12/1853 in Wilkinson County, Mississippi.
Still researching him.
"Obituary: "Woodville Republican" 21 Mar 1908. It states that he died of heart failure while at his watch at the oil mill. Also, that he was a Lt. in Col. Scott's Cav. during the war and had served as a JP in Woodville. He had made a considerable fortune but lost it, in part, to his own over-generosity. He moved to Woodville 10 years earlier [1898].
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