This cemetery is east of Norwood, Louisiana on the Jackson-Liberty Road.
He served as Captain of Co C of Seventh Mississippi Infantry.
He was principal of the Bethany Male and Female Institute at Ariel (Amite) MS for 3 years.
He was superintendent of schools and president of the police jury.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
He was connected with the Masonic order.
He served as Captain of Co C of Seventh Mississippi Infantry.
He was principal of the Bethany Male and Female Institute at Ariel (Amite) MS for 3 years.
He was superintendent of schools and president of the police jury.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
He was connected with the Masonic order.
This cemetery is east of Norwood, Louisiana on the Jackson-Liberty Road.
He served as Captain of Co C of Seventh Mississippi Infantry.
He was principal of the Bethany Male and Female Institute at Ariel (Amite) MS for 3 years.
He was superintendent of schools and president of the police jury.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
He was connected with the Masonic order.
He served as Captain of Co C of Seventh Mississippi Infantry.
He was principal of the Bethany Male and Female Institute at Ariel (Amite) MS for 3 years.
He was superintendent of schools and president of the police jury.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
He was connected with the Masonic order.
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