Born in North Carolina husband of Elizabeth (Ross)
Married in 1819, they had 10 kids.
Axum's death record states that he was robbed, killed, and buried on the banks of the Mississippi River, on the way back to Trigg Co., KY after delivering logs and goods to New Orleans via flatboat. His brothers reburied Axum's body at Wallace Cemetery, Ferguson Springs, near Golden Pond, Trigg County, KY, USA.
His exact location of death is not known.
Contributor: RPage (49275376)
Married in 1819, they had 10 kids.
Axum's death record states that he was robbed, killed, and buried on the banks of the Mississippi River, on the way back to Trigg Co., KY after delivering logs and goods to New Orleans via flatboat. His brothers reburied Axum's body at Wallace Cemetery, Ferguson Springs, near Golden Pond, Trigg County, KY, USA.
His exact location of death is not known.
Contributor: RPage (49275376)
Born in North Carolina husband of Elizabeth (Ross)
Married in 1819, they had 10 kids.
Axum's death record states that he was robbed, killed, and buried on the banks of the Mississippi River, on the way back to Trigg Co., KY after delivering logs and goods to New Orleans via flatboat. His brothers reburied Axum's body at Wallace Cemetery, Ferguson Springs, near Golden Pond, Trigg County, KY, USA.
His exact location of death is not known.
Contributor: RPage (49275376)
Married in 1819, they had 10 kids.
Axum's death record states that he was robbed, killed, and buried on the banks of the Mississippi River, on the way back to Trigg Co., KY after delivering logs and goods to New Orleans via flatboat. His brothers reburied Axum's body at Wallace Cemetery, Ferguson Springs, near Golden Pond, Trigg County, KY, USA.
His exact location of death is not known.
Contributor: RPage (49275376)
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