Source: Genealogical Journal, Randolph County Genealogical Society - volume XX, No. 1, Spring 1996
The Charlotte Observer
Charlotte, North Carolina
15 Oct 1908, Thu • Page 1
Frank A Matthews of Greensboro
Special to The Observer - Greensboro - Oct 14 —
Frank A Matthews a well-known citizen of Greensboro died of paralysis tonight aged 70 years. He is survived by a son and a daughter W.H Matthews and Mrs George W. Pritchett of this city. He was a gallant Confederate soldier having been a member of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment. He was engaged in many fierce battles and was severely wounded at Malvern Hill.
The Charlotte Observer
Charlotte, North Carolina
15 Oct 1908, Thu • Page 1
Frank A Matthews of Greensboro
Special to The Observer - Greensboro - Oct 14 —
Frank A Matthews a well-known citizen of Greensboro died of paralysis tonight aged 70 years. He is survived by a son and a daughter W.H Matthews and Mrs George W. Pritchett of this city. He was a gallant Confederate soldier having been a member of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment. He was engaged in many fierce battles and was severely wounded at Malvern Hill.
Source: Genealogical Journal, Randolph County Genealogical Society - volume XX, No. 1, Spring 1996
The Charlotte Observer
Charlotte, North Carolina
15 Oct 1908, Thu • Page 1
Frank A Matthews of Greensboro
Special to The Observer - Greensboro - Oct 14 —
Frank A Matthews a well-known citizen of Greensboro died of paralysis tonight aged 70 years. He is survived by a son and a daughter W.H Matthews and Mrs George W. Pritchett of this city. He was a gallant Confederate soldier having been a member of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment. He was engaged in many fierce battles and was severely wounded at Malvern Hill.
The Charlotte Observer
Charlotte, North Carolina
15 Oct 1908, Thu • Page 1
Frank A Matthews of Greensboro
Special to The Observer - Greensboro - Oct 14 —
Frank A Matthews a well-known citizen of Greensboro died of paralysis tonight aged 70 years. He is survived by a son and a daughter W.H Matthews and Mrs George W. Pritchett of this city. He was a gallant Confederate soldier having been a member of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment. He was engaged in many fierce battles and was severely wounded at Malvern Hill.
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