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David Burleson

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David Burleson

Birth
Alabama, USA
Death
11 Jul 1881 (aged 50)
Israel, Polk County, Texas, USA
Burial
Wortham, Freestone County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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ACTUAL BURIAL: The Hopson Burleson Memorial Cemetery

NOTE: This is a memorial headstone. He is believed to actually be buried with his father at the Hopson Burleson Memorial Cemetery. His wife died 37 years after he did and it is highly unlikely that he was exhumed and reinterred as he died with black jaundice. His original headstone had disintegrated, as so many others did at the Hopson Burleson Cemetery, and the family most likely placed this one beside his wife instead of placing a separate marker way out in the country where the original marker once stood. It has since been repaired and placed in a larger concrete slab. Repair work was done by Marvin Mullen and the new marker was set by Barry Snider and Marvin Mullen.

CSA - Farrier - PVT; 28th Texas CAV, Co. H

The Dallas Weekly Herald (of Dallas, Texas) - July 28, 1881, Page: 8

WORTHAM, July 25, 1881
Correspondence of the Herald: Mr. Dave Burleson, one of our most substantial citizens, died to-day of black jaundice.
ACTUAL BURIAL: The Hopson Burleson Memorial Cemetery

NOTE: This is a memorial headstone. He is believed to actually be buried with his father at the Hopson Burleson Memorial Cemetery. His wife died 37 years after he did and it is highly unlikely that he was exhumed and reinterred as he died with black jaundice. His original headstone had disintegrated, as so many others did at the Hopson Burleson Cemetery, and the family most likely placed this one beside his wife instead of placing a separate marker way out in the country where the original marker once stood. It has since been repaired and placed in a larger concrete slab. Repair work was done by Marvin Mullen and the new marker was set by Barry Snider and Marvin Mullen.

CSA - Farrier - PVT; 28th Texas CAV, Co. H

The Dallas Weekly Herald (of Dallas, Texas) - July 28, 1881, Page: 8

WORTHAM, July 25, 1881
Correspondence of the Herald: Mr. Dave Burleson, one of our most substantial citizens, died to-day of black jaundice.


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