Parents are Sir William Lee (that's his first name, not a title) and Penina Springer.
Sister to Martha Lee South and Kessiah Lee Springer, also buried at Gravel Hill.
Penina died somewhere in AR after the Civil War. Sir Will and the four girls moved back to McNairy Co. Sir Will is probably buried at Gravel Hill in an unmarked grave. He was a Primitive Baptist minister associated with the old Concord Church there by the cemetery. His second wife, Martha McCormick Lee, is buried at Gravel Hill and does have a marker. He could be buried next to her, but no one really knows.
Sister to Martha Lee South and Kessiah Lee Springer, also buried at Gravel Hill.
Penina died somewhere in AR after the Civil War. Sir Will and the four girls moved back to McNairy Co. Sir Will is probably buried at Gravel Hill in an unmarked grave. He was a Primitive Baptist minister associated with the old Concord Church there by the cemetery. His second wife, Martha McCormick Lee, is buried at Gravel Hill and does have a marker. He could be buried next to her, but no one really knows.
Parents are Sir William Lee (that's his first name, not a title) and Penina Springer.
Sister to Martha Lee South and Kessiah Lee Springer, also buried at Gravel Hill.
Penina died somewhere in AR after the Civil War. Sir Will and the four girls moved back to McNairy Co. Sir Will is probably buried at Gravel Hill in an unmarked grave. He was a Primitive Baptist minister associated with the old Concord Church there by the cemetery. His second wife, Martha McCormick Lee, is buried at Gravel Hill and does have a marker. He could be buried next to her, but no one really knows.
Sister to Martha Lee South and Kessiah Lee Springer, also buried at Gravel Hill.
Penina died somewhere in AR after the Civil War. Sir Will and the four girls moved back to McNairy Co. Sir Will is probably buried at Gravel Hill in an unmarked grave. He was a Primitive Baptist minister associated with the old Concord Church there by the cemetery. His second wife, Martha McCormick Lee, is buried at Gravel Hill and does have a marker. He could be buried next to her, but no one really knows.
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