United Confederate Veteran.
Father: Dennis BURNS b: 2 JUN 1794 in Camden, (Fairfield County) South Carolina.
Mother: Mary Ann SCHROCK b: 28 DEC 1812 in Camden, South Carolina.
Married Alabama Victoria LIGHTNER b: 29 NOV 1852 in Clayton, Alabama
Married: 1886 in Flatonia, Texas
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J.S. Burns came to Texas a number of years ago and first settled at Milburn, where he was engaged in farming, merchandising, and the milling business. He moved to Brownwood in 1899 and during his time here, he was involved in farming, contracting, and building. He was a member of the Methodist Church, a teacher in the Sunday School, and has been identified with the church for a greater part of his life. He was a Confederate veteran, a member of Camp Stonewall Jackson, and a prominent man. Survived by his wife; seven children.
Brownwood Bulletin
December 24, 1909
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Father: Dennis BURNS b: 2 JUN 1794 in Camden, (Fairfield County) South Carolina.
Mother: Mary Ann SCHROCK b: 28 DEC 1812 in Camden, South Carolina.
Married Alabama Victoria LIGHTNER b: 29 NOV 1852 in Clayton, Alabama
Married: 1886 in Flatonia, Texas
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J.S. Burns came to Texas a number of years ago and first settled at Milburn, where he was engaged in farming, merchandising, and the milling business. He moved to Brownwood in 1899 and during his time here, he was involved in farming, contracting, and building. He was a member of the Methodist Church, a teacher in the Sunday School, and has been identified with the church for a greater part of his life. He was a Confederate veteran, a member of Camp Stonewall Jackson, and a prominent man. Survived by his wife; seven children.
Brownwood Bulletin
December 24, 1909
Thank you
United Confederate Veteran.
Father: Dennis BURNS b: 2 JUN 1794 in Camden, (Fairfield County) South Carolina.
Mother: Mary Ann SCHROCK b: 28 DEC 1812 in Camden, South Carolina.
Married Alabama Victoria LIGHTNER b: 29 NOV 1852 in Clayton, Alabama
Married: 1886 in Flatonia, Texas
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J.S. Burns came to Texas a number of years ago and first settled at Milburn, where he was engaged in farming, merchandising, and the milling business. He moved to Brownwood in 1899 and during his time here, he was involved in farming, contracting, and building. He was a member of the Methodist Church, a teacher in the Sunday School, and has been identified with the church for a greater part of his life. He was a Confederate veteran, a member of Camp Stonewall Jackson, and a prominent man. Survived by his wife; seven children.
Brownwood Bulletin
December 24, 1909
Thank you
Father: Dennis BURNS b: 2 JUN 1794 in Camden, (Fairfield County) South Carolina.
Mother: Mary Ann SCHROCK b: 28 DEC 1812 in Camden, South Carolina.
Married Alabama Victoria LIGHTNER b: 29 NOV 1852 in Clayton, Alabama
Married: 1886 in Flatonia, Texas
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J.S. Burns came to Texas a number of years ago and first settled at Milburn, where he was engaged in farming, merchandising, and the milling business. He moved to Brownwood in 1899 and during his time here, he was involved in farming, contracting, and building. He was a member of the Methodist Church, a teacher in the Sunday School, and has been identified with the church for a greater part of his life. He was a Confederate veteran, a member of Camp Stonewall Jackson, and a prominent man. Survived by his wife; seven children.
Brownwood Bulletin
December 24, 1909
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