Mississippi
Company F, 24th Regiment
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Mississippi soldiers in the Mississippi monument photo.
Thanks to P. Jones (#48055862) for first name and birth and death information and the following:
His mother's maiden name was Pryor. He died as a result of a wound from the Battle of Chickamauga in Tennessee (info from National Archives, Publication Number M269).
From the above information given to me by P. Jones, it seems that Albert Pryor McWilliams is likely the son of Dr. Andrew Jackson McWilliams and Emily Pryor who married on 25 Jun 1845 at Limestone, Alabama. They are in the same household in Itawamba County, Mississippi on the 1850 and 1860 census listsings. This might be the same couple who are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, Find A Grave #79829679 and #49469928.
Please let me know if this theory is correct. If anyone would like this memorial transferred to them, I am happy to do so.
Company F, 24th Regiment
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Mississippi soldiers in the Mississippi monument photo.
Thanks to P. Jones (#48055862) for first name and birth and death information and the following:
His mother's maiden name was Pryor. He died as a result of a wound from the Battle of Chickamauga in Tennessee (info from National Archives, Publication Number M269).
From the above information given to me by P. Jones, it seems that Albert Pryor McWilliams is likely the son of Dr. Andrew Jackson McWilliams and Emily Pryor who married on 25 Jun 1845 at Limestone, Alabama. They are in the same household in Itawamba County, Mississippi on the 1850 and 1860 census listsings. This might be the same couple who are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, Find A Grave #79829679 and #49469928.
Please let me know if this theory is correct. If anyone would like this memorial transferred to them, I am happy to do so.
Mississippi
Company F, 24th Regiment
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Mississippi soldiers in the Mississippi monument photo.
Thanks to P. Jones (#48055862) for first name and birth and death information and the following:
His mother's maiden name was Pryor. He died as a result of a wound from the Battle of Chickamauga in Tennessee (info from National Archives, Publication Number M269).
From the above information given to me by P. Jones, it seems that Albert Pryor McWilliams is likely the son of Dr. Andrew Jackson McWilliams and Emily Pryor who married on 25 Jun 1845 at Limestone, Alabama. They are in the same household in Itawamba County, Mississippi on the 1850 and 1860 census listsings. This might be the same couple who are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, Find A Grave #79829679 and #49469928.
Please let me know if this theory is correct. If anyone would like this memorial transferred to them, I am happy to do so.
Company F, 24th Regiment
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Mississippi soldiers in the Mississippi monument photo.
Thanks to P. Jones (#48055862) for first name and birth and death information and the following:
His mother's maiden name was Pryor. He died as a result of a wound from the Battle of Chickamauga in Tennessee (info from National Archives, Publication Number M269).
From the above information given to me by P. Jones, it seems that Albert Pryor McWilliams is likely the son of Dr. Andrew Jackson McWilliams and Emily Pryor who married on 25 Jun 1845 at Limestone, Alabama. They are in the same household in Itawamba County, Mississippi on the 1850 and 1860 census listsings. This might be the same couple who are buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, Find A Grave #79829679 and #49469928.
Please let me know if this theory is correct. If anyone would like this memorial transferred to them, I am happy to do so.
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