Coweta Co. Chronicles. Was a student at the University of North Carolina but
left to fight for the Confederacy. Joined at age 18, Company D, Phillips
Legion, Sept. 20, 1861 and served til Sep. 1862. He was mustered out by a
substitute. Became a sucessful planter and member of Methodist church. He
married Mary L. "Mollie" Townsend in 1868 and they had at least three children:
Mollie, Sallie, and Hugh. He then married Fanny Lizzie Simms in 1875 and they
had children.
Coweta Co. Chronicles. Was a student at the University of North Carolina but
left to fight for the Confederacy. Joined at age 18, Company D, Phillips
Legion, Sept. 20, 1861 and served til Sep. 1862. He was mustered out by a
substitute. Became a sucessful planter and member of Methodist church. He
married Mary L. "Mollie" Townsend in 1868 and they had at least three children:
Mollie, Sallie, and Hugh. He then married Fanny Lizzie Simms in 1875 and they
had children.
Inscription
"A loving and devoted husband, A kind and tender father."
Family Members
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Hugh Bradford Arnold
1867–1920
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Mollie Townsend Arnold Farmer
1870–1965
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Sallie Grantland Arnold Storey
1872–1958
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Fannie Lou Arnold Melson
1875–1958
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Eva Vashti Arnold Arnold Cates
1878–1964
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John Simms Arnold
1880–1937
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Alma Lillie Arnold Farmer
1882–1978
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Hugh Montgomery Arnold Jr
1885–1888
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Christine Arnold Herring
1887–1980
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Nevelle Arnold Owens
1893–1975
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