Mrs. MILLICENT BRADLEY BATTLE wife of Alfred Battle, died Tuscaloosa, Alabama, June 23, 1872. Born in Maryland, Jan. 29, 1804, the daughter of Benjamin Bradley Beall and Mary Marshall Beall. The family moved to Georgia and in 1822 moved to Tuscaloosa where she married March 4, 1824.
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, July 6, 1872
DIED, in this city, on the 23rd inst., Mrs. Millicent B., wife of Alfred Battle. She was a most exemplary and useful lady, and in life and death, illustrated the beauty and graces of Christian character.
THE TUSCALOOSA TIMES, June 26, 1872
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, July 6, 1872
DIED, in this city, on the 23rd inst., Mrs. Millicent B., wife of Alfred Battle. She was a most exemplary and useful lady, and in life and death, illustrated the beauty and graces of Christian character.
THE TUSCALOOSA TIMES, June 26, 1872
Mrs. MILLICENT BRADLEY BATTLE wife of Alfred Battle, died Tuscaloosa, Alabama, June 23, 1872. Born in Maryland, Jan. 29, 1804, the daughter of Benjamin Bradley Beall and Mary Marshall Beall. The family moved to Georgia and in 1822 moved to Tuscaloosa where she married March 4, 1824.
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, July 6, 1872
DIED, in this city, on the 23rd inst., Mrs. Millicent B., wife of Alfred Battle. She was a most exemplary and useful lady, and in life and death, illustrated the beauty and graces of Christian character.
THE TUSCALOOSA TIMES, June 26, 1872
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, July 6, 1872
DIED, in this city, on the 23rd inst., Mrs. Millicent B., wife of Alfred Battle. She was a most exemplary and useful lady, and in life and death, illustrated the beauty and graces of Christian character.
THE TUSCALOOSA TIMES, June 26, 1872
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Burial place for this couple is uncertain and failure to locate them in established municipal and church cemeteries, they are presumed buried on their former plantation at Carthage, now Moundville, Hale County, Alabama.
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