Pvt Co B 4th AL Infantry C.S.A.
Proud Confederate Soldier
Henry C. Dubberley (Webster Parish, LA) is listed as an heir to the estate of Harriet Dubberly in a Jan. 3, 1878, petition to sell land for distribution (Macon County, Alabama Book of Wills, etc. No. 13, p. 526). Per court records, Harriet Dubberly actually died earlier "on or about 4 day of February, 1859;" but, apparently, they did not probate her estate until after her husband, Allen Dubberly died.
Proud Confederate Soldier
Henry C. Dubberley (Webster Parish, LA) is listed as an heir to the estate of Harriet Dubberly in a Jan. 3, 1878, petition to sell land for distribution (Macon County, Alabama Book of Wills, etc. No. 13, p. 526). Per court records, Harriet Dubberly actually died earlier "on or about 4 day of February, 1859;" but, apparently, they did not probate her estate until after her husband, Allen Dubberly died.
Pvt Co B 4th AL Infantry C.S.A.
Proud Confederate Soldier
Henry C. Dubberley (Webster Parish, LA) is listed as an heir to the estate of Harriet Dubberly in a Jan. 3, 1878, petition to sell land for distribution (Macon County, Alabama Book of Wills, etc. No. 13, p. 526). Per court records, Harriet Dubberly actually died earlier "on or about 4 day of February, 1859;" but, apparently, they did not probate her estate until after her husband, Allen Dubberly died.
Proud Confederate Soldier
Henry C. Dubberley (Webster Parish, LA) is listed as an heir to the estate of Harriet Dubberly in a Jan. 3, 1878, petition to sell land for distribution (Macon County, Alabama Book of Wills, etc. No. 13, p. 526). Per court records, Harriet Dubberly actually died earlier "on or about 4 day of February, 1859;" but, apparently, they did not probate her estate until after her husband, Allen Dubberly died.
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