He was the second child and eldest son of Archie Mims & Ethel Elizabeth (SIZEMORE) ADERHOLD. My mother (this child's sister) says he probably would have been named Archie Mims ADERHOLD, Jr., had he survived. Reinterred at Mt. Paron (in Box Springs, the third location of this church congregation and its third cemetery), but originally buried at Johnson Cemetery (now Ft. Benning private cemetery #44) in Chattahoochee County, where his death certificate says he was interred. This child's double first cousin, H. B. ADERHOLD, Jr., relates that when the grave at Johnson Cemetery was disinterred to be moved, all that was evident was the coffin hardware (handles and hinges). The Mt. Paron Cemetery at Box Springs in Talbot County was established when the church was moved from Chattahoochee County because the Ft. Benning military reservation was expanded during World War II.
He was the second child and eldest son of Archie Mims & Ethel Elizabeth (SIZEMORE) ADERHOLD. My mother (this child's sister) says he probably would have been named Archie Mims ADERHOLD, Jr., had he survived. Reinterred at Mt. Paron (in Box Springs, the third location of this church congregation and its third cemetery), but originally buried at Johnson Cemetery (now Ft. Benning private cemetery #44) in Chattahoochee County, where his death certificate says he was interred. This child's double first cousin, H. B. ADERHOLD, Jr., relates that when the grave at Johnson Cemetery was disinterred to be moved, all that was evident was the coffin hardware (handles and hinges). The Mt. Paron Cemetery at Box Springs in Talbot County was established when the church was moved from Chattahoochee County because the Ft. Benning military reservation was expanded during World War II.
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