The following was printed in the Clarion Democrat on April 2, 1896. NOTE-internment indicated at Greenville Cemetery, yet this stone is in Limestone Cemetery.
Limestone Item - David Allison, an old and respected citizen, died last Friday morning at 3 o'clock and was interred in the Greenville cemetery on Saturday p.m. Prof. John Ballentine conducted the services, after which the G.A.R. took charge of the remains, which they interred with appropriate service. Mr. Allison had reached nearly his three score and ten years. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Information provided by Pamela Myers-Grewell, whose efforts with FAG are much appreciated.
Limestone Item - David Allison, an old and respected citizen, died last Friday morning at 3 o'clock and was interred in the Greenville cemetery on Saturday p.m. Prof. John Ballentine conducted the services, after which the G.A.R. took charge of the remains, which they interred with appropriate service. Mr. Allison had reached nearly his three score and ten years. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Information provided by Pamela Myers-Grewell, whose efforts with FAG are much appreciated.
The following was printed in the Clarion Democrat on April 2, 1896. NOTE-internment indicated at Greenville Cemetery, yet this stone is in Limestone Cemetery.
Limestone Item - David Allison, an old and respected citizen, died last Friday morning at 3 o'clock and was interred in the Greenville cemetery on Saturday p.m. Prof. John Ballentine conducted the services, after which the G.A.R. took charge of the remains, which they interred with appropriate service. Mr. Allison had reached nearly his three score and ten years. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Information provided by Pamela Myers-Grewell, whose efforts with FAG are much appreciated.
Limestone Item - David Allison, an old and respected citizen, died last Friday morning at 3 o'clock and was interred in the Greenville cemetery on Saturday p.m. Prof. John Ballentine conducted the services, after which the G.A.R. took charge of the remains, which they interred with appropriate service. Mr. Allison had reached nearly his three score and ten years. He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Information provided by Pamela Myers-Grewell, whose efforts with FAG are much appreciated.
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