In the 1985, they were strip mining coal adjacent to this cemetery. The only Gaines graves were Edmund and Ann, which were discovered after a quick search.
Ann was the daughter of James Whitson and Elizabeth Toney. She married Edmund Thomas Gaines in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Note: According to notes written by her father-in-law, she was born and died on different dates than given on her grave marker. Those dates were: born 1814 and died 12 February 1862.
Ann was the daughter of James Whitson and Elizabeth Toney. She married Edmund Thomas Gaines in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Note: According to notes written by her father-in-law, she was born and died on different dates than given on her grave marker. Those dates were: born 1814 and died 12 February 1862.
In the 1985, they were strip mining coal adjacent to this cemetery. The only Gaines graves were Edmund and Ann, which were discovered after a quick search.
Ann was the daughter of James Whitson and Elizabeth Toney. She married Edmund Thomas Gaines in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Note: According to notes written by her father-in-law, she was born and died on different dates than given on her grave marker. Those dates were: born 1814 and died 12 February 1862.
Ann was the daughter of James Whitson and Elizabeth Toney. She married Edmund Thomas Gaines in 1831 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
Note: According to notes written by her father-in-law, she was born and died on different dates than given on her grave marker. Those dates were: born 1814 and died 12 February 1862.
Inscription
Ann M.
Wife of
E. T. Gaines
Born
May 2, 1812
Died
Feb 11, 1862
Gravesite Details
Grave photo taken in 1985 courtesy of Lynn Wright.
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