In the 1985, they were strip mining coal adjacent to this cemetery. The only Gaines graves were Edmund and Ann discovered after a quick search.
He married Ann McDowell Whitson in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. By 1834, he owned land and lived in Walker County, Alabama. He married second about 1862 to Sarah Vanier Whitson, his sister-in-law. He died in Sterling, Alabama.
He married Ann McDowell Whitson in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. By 1834, he owned land and lived in Walker County, Alabama. He married second about 1862 to Sarah Vanier Whitson, his sister-in-law. He died in Sterling, Alabama.
In the 1985, they were strip mining coal adjacent to this cemetery. The only Gaines graves were Edmund and Ann discovered after a quick search.
He married Ann McDowell Whitson in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. By 1834, he owned land and lived in Walker County, Alabama. He married second about 1862 to Sarah Vanier Whitson, his sister-in-law. He died in Sterling, Alabama.
He married Ann McDowell Whitson in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. By 1834, he owned land and lived in Walker County, Alabama. He married second about 1862 to Sarah Vanier Whitson, his sister-in-law. He died in Sterling, Alabama.
Inscription
Edmund T. Gaines
Born
Feb 11, 1812
Died
Feb 4, 1881
Gravesite Details
Grave photo taken in 1985 courtesy of Lynn Wright.
Family Members
Siblings
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