A curious thing happened to these online memorials as a result of my research.
Broken Unions, Part Three
Broken Unions, Part Three. Willis and William Scott were admitted to the hospital with typhoid fever. A third brother, Sergeant John Henry Scott, remained with their unit. All were fighting for their lives.
Broken Unions, Part Two
Rumors of secession and war spread like fire. The Union was breaking, but for William Scott and his wife, their union was stronger than ever.
Broken Unions, Part One
The nation was breaking apart. Would William and Elmina's union survive what was to come?
Honors And Errors
I don't understand how John could give an account of his wartime service that contradicts his previous testimony.
1880 Census of Jesse M. Scott
Senia was said to be 68. Seems her birth year slipped further and further into the past. The older Senia got, the older Senia got!
The Sixty-Second Year
The oldest married couple in Alabama is the title claimed by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott, who recently celebrated their sixty-second wedding anniversary.
Obituary: Glenda Niswonger
Glenda Niswonger passed from this life on Monday, June 27, 2016 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
1850 Census for Jesse Graham (Both of Them)
G. C. Ellis enumerated the 28th district of Benton County on Friday, 1 November 1850, where he recorded the family of Jesse Graham and Elizabeth Hunnicutt.
You Say You Want A Revolution Ancestor
SAR and DAR applications can help us find our link to a patriot ancestor, and in the case of this blog and the descendants of Jesse Flournoy Graham, it has. His name was...
