Company B, Inf., Waul's Legion, CSA
Obituary in the October 2 1875 Tri-Weekly Herald indicated he was "wounded on cars at Mineola." Possibly a railroad employee brought to the T&P Hospital in Marshall where he later died.
Buried in a section of four plots (enough for 16-24 burials) that were purchased by the local Masons outlined by a cement border.
Obituary in the October 2 1875 Tri-Weekly Herald indicated he was "wounded on cars at Mineola." Possibly a railroad employee brought to the T&P Hospital in Marshall where he later died.
Buried in a section of four plots (enough for 16-24 burials) that were purchased by the local Masons outlined by a cement border.
Company B, Inf., Waul's Legion, CSA
Obituary in the October 2 1875 Tri-Weekly Herald indicated he was "wounded on cars at Mineola." Possibly a railroad employee brought to the T&P Hospital in Marshall where he later died.
Buried in a section of four plots (enough for 16-24 burials) that were purchased by the local Masons outlined by a cement border.
Obituary in the October 2 1875 Tri-Weekly Herald indicated he was "wounded on cars at Mineola." Possibly a railroad employee brought to the T&P Hospital in Marshall where he later died.
Buried in a section of four plots (enough for 16-24 burials) that were purchased by the local Masons outlined by a cement border.
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