Wife of Columbus Waldrep of Limestone County Al. Her maiden name was Mary Matilda Shaver. They had 2 children together, Andrew Jackson Waldrep who is buried in Rose Hill, and Martha J. Waldrep (unknown what happened to her).
Shortly after the Civil War, Mary left her married home with the 2 children, moving first to Tennessee, then Arkansas (with her Mother), and later Tyler Texas. Columbus who was still in Limestone County Al, filed for desertion, then was later married to Rachel Tennessee Jordan, with whom he had 10 children. Mary is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to her son and daughter in law
Shortly after the Civil War, Mary left her married home with the 2 children, moving first to Tennessee, then Arkansas (with her Mother), and later Tyler Texas. Columbus who was still in Limestone County Al, filed for desertion, then was later married to Rachel Tennessee Jordan, with whom he had 10 children. Mary is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to her son and daughter in law
Wife of Columbus Waldrep of Limestone County Al. Her maiden name was Mary Matilda Shaver. They had 2 children together, Andrew Jackson Waldrep who is buried in Rose Hill, and Martha J. Waldrep (unknown what happened to her).
Shortly after the Civil War, Mary left her married home with the 2 children, moving first to Tennessee, then Arkansas (with her Mother), and later Tyler Texas. Columbus who was still in Limestone County Al, filed for desertion, then was later married to Rachel Tennessee Jordan, with whom he had 10 children. Mary is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to her son and daughter in law
Shortly after the Civil War, Mary left her married home with the 2 children, moving first to Tennessee, then Arkansas (with her Mother), and later Tyler Texas. Columbus who was still in Limestone County Al, filed for desertion, then was later married to Rachel Tennessee Jordan, with whom he had 10 children. Mary is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to her son and daughter in law
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