Jesse Fought for the Confederate States of America. His son Riley Fletcher Ash is here, and many Grand-children, Great-grands here. There is a CSA Cross of Honor Stone, by his marker.
Jesse R. Ash was the 2nd Great Grandson of Samuel Ashe, A North Carolina Governor 1795-1798. This is marked on a Large 8' long Marble Stone in this Cemetery., provided by a Many Great Granddaughter, Jewel Ash Chizm.
His son, Riley married into The Wiggins Family, who had Several Sons who signed into The CSA in Montgomery, Al.
Jesse R. Ash was the 2nd Great Grandson of Samuel Ashe, A North Carolina Governor 1795-1798. This is marked on a Large 8' long Marble Stone in this Cemetery., provided by a Many Great Granddaughter, Jewel Ash Chizm.
His son, Riley married into The Wiggins Family, who had Several Sons who signed into The CSA in Montgomery, Al.
Jesse Fought for the Confederate States of America. His son Riley Fletcher Ash is here, and many Grand-children, Great-grands here. There is a CSA Cross of Honor Stone, by his marker.
Jesse R. Ash was the 2nd Great Grandson of Samuel Ashe, A North Carolina Governor 1795-1798. This is marked on a Large 8' long Marble Stone in this Cemetery., provided by a Many Great Granddaughter, Jewel Ash Chizm.
His son, Riley married into The Wiggins Family, who had Several Sons who signed into The CSA in Montgomery, Al.
Jesse R. Ash was the 2nd Great Grandson of Samuel Ashe, A North Carolina Governor 1795-1798. This is marked on a Large 8' long Marble Stone in this Cemetery., provided by a Many Great Granddaughter, Jewel Ash Chizm.
His son, Riley married into The Wiggins Family, who had Several Sons who signed into The CSA in Montgomery, Al.
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