"No tidings have been received of the body of Gideon J. Pillow, Jr." — The Des Arc Weekly Citizen • 18 May 1859.
The boilers of the steamer St. Nicholas exploded at half past ten o'clock at night on Sunday, April 24, at Island 60 on the Mississippi River, and the boat burned to the water's edge immediately afterward. By the accident between fifty and sixty lives were lost, and the boat and cargo were totally destroyed. — The Des Arc Weekly Citizen • 29 Apr 1859; and The Arkansian • 14 May 1859.
"No tidings have been received of the body of Gideon J. Pillow, Jr." — The Des Arc Weekly Citizen • 18 May 1859.
The boilers of the steamer St. Nicholas exploded at half past ten o'clock at night on Sunday, April 24, at Island 60 on the Mississippi River, and the boat burned to the water's edge immediately afterward. By the accident between fifty and sixty lives were lost, and the boat and cargo were totally destroyed. — The Des Arc Weekly Citizen • 29 Apr 1859; and The Arkansian • 14 May 1859.
Family Members
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William Carroll Pillow
1832–1832
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Infant Son Pillow
1833–1833
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Mary Amanda Pillow Brown
1837–1901
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George M. Pillow
1839–1872
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Narcissa Pillow Mitchell
1841–1910
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Margaret Ann "Annie" Pillow Wade
1845–1924
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Sallie Polk Pillow Williams
1847–1913
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Alice Duncan Pillow Fargason
1851–1925
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Ann Payne Pillow
1854–1855
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Margaret Pillow
1854–1855
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