In 1906 Mr. E.H. Yelverton (1833~1912) deeded to Coalville Church 5 Acres of land on which Coalville Church and Cemetery now stand.
As per 1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Mississippi his name was Everett Hamilton Yelverton.
E.H. Yelverton was an army veteran for the Confederate States of America (CSA) 1861 to 1865 Civil War and has a CSA Tombstone.
Thanks to Submitter Ahurst for adding the photo. I only had official cemetery records on Mr. Yelverton and it had no dates.
Note: Elizabeth Pickett Yelverton's tombstone states: Wife of E.H. Yelverton. Her birthdate and death date on the tombstone (1835~1812) is also present on the tombstone, however the census is incorrect on her birthdate and age.
Her single sister Alice M. Pickett is listed on the census with the Yelverton's in 1910.
1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Ms
Yelverton, Everett H./Head/M/W/M/76/1834/SC
Yelverton, Elizabeth Wife/F/W/34/1876/Ms
Pickett, Alice M./Sis~Inlaw/F/W/S/61/1849/Ms
As per 1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Mississippi his name was Everett Hamilton Yelverton.
E.H. Yelverton was an army veteran for the Confederate States of America (CSA) 1861 to 1865 Civil War and has a CSA Tombstone.
Thanks to Submitter Ahurst for adding the photo. I only had official cemetery records on Mr. Yelverton and it had no dates.
Note: Elizabeth Pickett Yelverton's tombstone states: Wife of E.H. Yelverton. Her birthdate and death date on the tombstone (1835~1812) is also present on the tombstone, however the census is incorrect on her birthdate and age.
Her single sister Alice M. Pickett is listed on the census with the Yelverton's in 1910.
1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Ms
Yelverton, Everett H./Head/M/W/M/76/1834/SC
Yelverton, Elizabeth Wife/F/W/34/1876/Ms
Pickett, Alice M./Sis~Inlaw/F/W/S/61/1849/Ms
In 1906 Mr. E.H. Yelverton (1833~1912) deeded to Coalville Church 5 Acres of land on which Coalville Church and Cemetery now stand.
As per 1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Mississippi his name was Everett Hamilton Yelverton.
E.H. Yelverton was an army veteran for the Confederate States of America (CSA) 1861 to 1865 Civil War and has a CSA Tombstone.
Thanks to Submitter Ahurst for adding the photo. I only had official cemetery records on Mr. Yelverton and it had no dates.
Note: Elizabeth Pickett Yelverton's tombstone states: Wife of E.H. Yelverton. Her birthdate and death date on the tombstone (1835~1812) is also present on the tombstone, however the census is incorrect on her birthdate and age.
Her single sister Alice M. Pickett is listed on the census with the Yelverton's in 1910.
1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Ms
Yelverton, Everett H./Head/M/W/M/76/1834/SC
Yelverton, Elizabeth Wife/F/W/34/1876/Ms
Pickett, Alice M./Sis~Inlaw/F/W/S/61/1849/Ms
As per 1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Mississippi his name was Everett Hamilton Yelverton.
E.H. Yelverton was an army veteran for the Confederate States of America (CSA) 1861 to 1865 Civil War and has a CSA Tombstone.
Thanks to Submitter Ahurst for adding the photo. I only had official cemetery records on Mr. Yelverton and it had no dates.
Note: Elizabeth Pickett Yelverton's tombstone states: Wife of E.H. Yelverton. Her birthdate and death date on the tombstone (1835~1812) is also present on the tombstone, however the census is incorrect on her birthdate and age.
Her single sister Alice M. Pickett is listed on the census with the Yelverton's in 1910.
1910 US Federal Census Harrison County, Ms
Yelverton, Everett H./Head/M/W/M/76/1834/SC
Yelverton, Elizabeth Wife/F/W/34/1876/Ms
Pickett, Alice M./Sis~Inlaw/F/W/S/61/1849/Ms
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