Grave indexed by the DAR in the early 1960's for their Louisiana Tombstone Inscriptions Series, Volume XVII, Page 106. They indexed the name as P.O. Tillman, but headstone dates match the pictured stone.
Shown on the 1900 census for Morehouse Parish as Perry Malone in the home of W.H. and Francis Malone. His mother was Emma D. Futch Malone.
He is on the 1910 in the household of his brother William Oscar.
He was the son of William Hezekiah Malone and William's first marriage (Emma Futch?)
Shown on the 1900 census for Morehouse Parish as Perry Malone in the home of W.H. and Francis Malone. His mother was Emma D. Futch Malone.
He is on the 1910 in the household of his brother William Oscar.
He was the son of William Hezekiah Malone and William's first marriage (Emma Futch?)
Grave indexed by the DAR in the early 1960's for their Louisiana Tombstone Inscriptions Series, Volume XVII, Page 106. They indexed the name as P.O. Tillman, but headstone dates match the pictured stone.
Shown on the 1900 census for Morehouse Parish as Perry Malone in the home of W.H. and Francis Malone. His mother was Emma D. Futch Malone.
He is on the 1910 in the household of his brother William Oscar.
He was the son of William Hezekiah Malone and William's first marriage (Emma Futch?)
Shown on the 1900 census for Morehouse Parish as Perry Malone in the home of W.H. and Francis Malone. His mother was Emma D. Futch Malone.
He is on the 1910 in the household of his brother William Oscar.
He was the son of William Hezekiah Malone and William's first marriage (Emma Futch?)
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