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Born on his father's plantation on Tomahawk Creek, near Museville.
*Buried with his parents on their old homeplace in the George K. Smith Cemetery on Tomahawk Creek, VA.
*Booker never married.
*He manufactured tobacco & had a train of wagons & sold it through the Carolina's & Georgia.
*Blandford Towler Anderson stated that he built the R.J. Reynolds tobacco factory. This cannot be correct as R.J. Reynolds did not begin his operations until after the Civil War & Booker died 20 years before the war began.
*He died in early manhood (age 28).
Born on his father's plantation on Tomahawk Creek, near Museville.
*Buried with his parents on their old homeplace in the George K. Smith Cemetery on Tomahawk Creek, VA.
*Booker never married.
*He manufactured tobacco & had a train of wagons & sold it through the Carolina's & Georgia.
*Blandford Towler Anderson stated that he built the R.J. Reynolds tobacco factory. This cannot be correct as R.J. Reynolds did not begin his operations until after the Civil War & Booker died 20 years before the war began.
*He died in early manhood (age 28).
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Born on his father's plantation on Tomahawk Creek, near Museville.
*Buried with his parents on their old homeplace in the George K. Smith Cemetery on Tomahawk Creek, VA.
*Booker never married.
*He manufactured tobacco & had a train of wagons & sold it through the Carolina's & Georgia.
*Blandford Towler Anderson stated that he built the R.J. Reynolds tobacco factory. This cannot be correct as R.J. Reynolds did not begin his operations until after the Civil War & Booker died 20 years before the war began.
*He died in early manhood (age 28).
Born on his father's plantation on Tomahawk Creek, near Museville.
*Buried with his parents on their old homeplace in the George K. Smith Cemetery on Tomahawk Creek, VA.
*Booker never married.
*He manufactured tobacco & had a train of wagons & sold it through the Carolina's & Georgia.
*Blandford Towler Anderson stated that he built the R.J. Reynolds tobacco factory. This cannot be correct as R.J. Reynolds did not begin his operations until after the Civil War & Booker died 20 years before the war began.
*He died in early manhood (age 28).
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