Dau of Henry T Martin & Sarah Allen; married James Emory Allen who died before 1910 census. Callie was the mother of 4 known children: Olivia "Odie", Madie, Maude and Aubrey Lee.
DC indicated buried Family Cemetery Milwaukee, NC. Grave not located, though possibly a piece of her broken marker might have been visible marked: Callie E or Sallie E. Is this Callie's broken marker?
No indication of grave for husband in this cemetery.
June 2013: According to info from a descendant, Joy Jones, Callie was indeed buried in this location. "The grave marker of Callie Allen Martin is only a small cement slab of concrete face down on the ground. Before the cement dried someone etched in her name. There was no headstone. She is there along side of her husband."
DC indicated buried Family Cemetery Milwaukee, NC. Grave not located, though possibly a piece of her broken marker might have been visible marked: Callie E or Sallie E. Is this Callie's broken marker?
No indication of grave for husband in this cemetery.
June 2013: According to info from a descendant, Joy Jones, Callie was indeed buried in this location. "The grave marker of Callie Allen Martin is only a small cement slab of concrete face down on the ground. Before the cement dried someone etched in her name. There was no headstone. She is there along side of her husband."
Dau of Henry T Martin & Sarah Allen; married James Emory Allen who died before 1910 census. Callie was the mother of 4 known children: Olivia "Odie", Madie, Maude and Aubrey Lee.
DC indicated buried Family Cemetery Milwaukee, NC. Grave not located, though possibly a piece of her broken marker might have been visible marked: Callie E or Sallie E. Is this Callie's broken marker?
No indication of grave for husband in this cemetery.
June 2013: According to info from a descendant, Joy Jones, Callie was indeed buried in this location. "The grave marker of Callie Allen Martin is only a small cement slab of concrete face down on the ground. Before the cement dried someone etched in her name. There was no headstone. She is there along side of her husband."
DC indicated buried Family Cemetery Milwaukee, NC. Grave not located, though possibly a piece of her broken marker might have been visible marked: Callie E or Sallie E. Is this Callie's broken marker?
No indication of grave for husband in this cemetery.
June 2013: According to info from a descendant, Joy Jones, Callie was indeed buried in this location. "The grave marker of Callie Allen Martin is only a small cement slab of concrete face down on the ground. Before the cement dried someone etched in her name. There was no headstone. She is there along side of her husband."
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