Frances (Fannie) Jane Woolfolk Wallace was one of the children born to George Woolfolk and his wife Catherine (Kitty) Temple Tompkins Gwathmey.
Fannie was united in marriage on April 14, 1856 in Paducah, Kentucky to Phillip Hugh Wallace. Fannie and Phillip were blessed with the birth of at least one child during their 48 year marriage:
George Clayton Wallace
Frances traveled from Paducah, Kentucky to Mobile, Alabama and back during the Civil War to be with her husband, Phillip Hugh Wallace, an officer in the Confederate Army. Upon on her return, the Woolfolk family was not admitted to return to Paducah. They stopped in Memphis, Tennessee.
Frances is interred with her husband, son, and daughter-in-law.
The photo is of her and one of her grandsons.
Fannie was united in marriage on April 14, 1856 in Paducah, Kentucky to Phillip Hugh Wallace. Fannie and Phillip were blessed with the birth of at least one child during their 48 year marriage:
George Clayton Wallace
Frances traveled from Paducah, Kentucky to Mobile, Alabama and back during the Civil War to be with her husband, Phillip Hugh Wallace, an officer in the Confederate Army. Upon on her return, the Woolfolk family was not admitted to return to Paducah. They stopped in Memphis, Tennessee.
Frances is interred with her husband, son, and daughter-in-law.
The photo is of her and one of her grandsons.
Frances (Fannie) Jane Woolfolk Wallace was one of the children born to George Woolfolk and his wife Catherine (Kitty) Temple Tompkins Gwathmey.
Fannie was united in marriage on April 14, 1856 in Paducah, Kentucky to Phillip Hugh Wallace. Fannie and Phillip were blessed with the birth of at least one child during their 48 year marriage:
George Clayton Wallace
Frances traveled from Paducah, Kentucky to Mobile, Alabama and back during the Civil War to be with her husband, Phillip Hugh Wallace, an officer in the Confederate Army. Upon on her return, the Woolfolk family was not admitted to return to Paducah. They stopped in Memphis, Tennessee.
Frances is interred with her husband, son, and daughter-in-law.
The photo is of her and one of her grandsons.
Fannie was united in marriage on April 14, 1856 in Paducah, Kentucky to Phillip Hugh Wallace. Fannie and Phillip were blessed with the birth of at least one child during their 48 year marriage:
George Clayton Wallace
Frances traveled from Paducah, Kentucky to Mobile, Alabama and back during the Civil War to be with her husband, Phillip Hugh Wallace, an officer in the Confederate Army. Upon on her return, the Woolfolk family was not admitted to return to Paducah. They stopped in Memphis, Tennessee.
Frances is interred with her husband, son, and daughter-in-law.
The photo is of her and one of her grandsons.
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