Mahala, the oldest child of Anthony and Elizabeth Sharp was born in Claiborne County, Tennessee. She married John McNabb in Tennessee.
The story I was told many years ago was that her husband struck her knocking her against a stove. She was pregnant, had a miscarriage and died. She was buried in a hollowed-out walnut log and was the first person buried in the Shockley Cemetery
The story I was told many years ago was that her husband struck her knocking her against a stove. She was pregnant, had a miscarriage and died. She was buried in a hollowed-out walnut log and was the first person buried in the Shockley Cemetery
Mahala, the oldest child of Anthony and Elizabeth Sharp was born in Claiborne County, Tennessee. She married John McNabb in Tennessee.
The story I was told many years ago was that her husband struck her knocking her against a stove. She was pregnant, had a miscarriage and died. She was buried in a hollowed-out walnut log and was the first person buried in the Shockley Cemetery
The story I was told many years ago was that her husband struck her knocking her against a stove. She was pregnant, had a miscarriage and died. She was buried in a hollowed-out walnut log and was the first person buried in the Shockley Cemetery
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