It is not clear if this individual is buried in the Box Springs City Cemetery or in another cemetery in the community of Box Spring (which, before the Ft. Benning military reservation was expanded during World War II, straddled the Talbot-Chattahoochee county line).
Daughter of Henry & Ellen (TANNER) MALONE. Married - husband's name not given, but informant on her death certificate was Dock WILLIS, who resided at the same address Annie did, 1410 Twenty-fifth Street, Columbus, Ga.
Daughter of Henry & Ellen (TANNER) MALONE. Married - husband's name not given, but informant on her death certificate was Dock WILLIS, who resided at the same address Annie did, 1410 Twenty-fifth Street, Columbus, Ga.
It is not clear if this individual is buried in the Box Springs City Cemetery or in another cemetery in the community of Box Spring (which, before the Ft. Benning military reservation was expanded during World War II, straddled the Talbot-Chattahoochee county line).
Daughter of Henry & Ellen (TANNER) MALONE. Married - husband's name not given, but informant on her death certificate was Dock WILLIS, who resided at the same address Annie did, 1410 Twenty-fifth Street, Columbus, Ga.
Daughter of Henry & Ellen (TANNER) MALONE. Married - husband's name not given, but informant on her death certificate was Dock WILLIS, who resided at the same address Annie did, 1410 Twenty-fifth Street, Columbus, Ga.
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