George Alexander Pattillo II was the son of Samuel Pattillo and Frances "Fanny" Hall.
George A. Pattillo passed away April 4, 1871 and is buried in the family plot at Pattillo's Bluff/Bunn's Bluff, Orange Co., Texas on tne Neches River. George was honored and respected throughout Orange and Jefferson counties. He was a man of unusual abilities and of intellect equal to any person in East Texas. He served the people of his area in many public offices that he neither sought nor desired. After his death, Masonic funeral rites were held over his grave near his homestead at Pattillo's Bluff (now Four Oaks Ranch).
George A. Pattillo passed away April 4, 1871 and is buried in the family plot at Pattillo's Bluff/Bunn's Bluff, Orange Co., Texas on tne Neches River. George was honored and respected throughout Orange and Jefferson counties. He was a man of unusual abilities and of intellect equal to any person in East Texas. He served the people of his area in many public offices that he neither sought nor desired. After his death, Masonic funeral rites were held over his grave near his homestead at Pattillo's Bluff (now Four Oaks Ranch).
George Alexander Pattillo II was the son of Samuel Pattillo and Frances "Fanny" Hall.
George A. Pattillo passed away April 4, 1871 and is buried in the family plot at Pattillo's Bluff/Bunn's Bluff, Orange Co., Texas on tne Neches River. George was honored and respected throughout Orange and Jefferson counties. He was a man of unusual abilities and of intellect equal to any person in East Texas. He served the people of his area in many public offices that he neither sought nor desired. After his death, Masonic funeral rites were held over his grave near his homestead at Pattillo's Bluff (now Four Oaks Ranch).
George A. Pattillo passed away April 4, 1871 and is buried in the family plot at Pattillo's Bluff/Bunn's Bluff, Orange Co., Texas on tne Neches River. George was honored and respected throughout Orange and Jefferson counties. He was a man of unusual abilities and of intellect equal to any person in East Texas. He served the people of his area in many public offices that he neither sought nor desired. After his death, Masonic funeral rites were held over his grave near his homestead at Pattillo's Bluff (now Four Oaks Ranch).
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George Alexander Pattillo
PVT 2 Regt
GA State Trp
War of 1812
Feb 29, 1796
Apr 4, 1871
Gravesite Details
His rank in War of 1812 is shown as Corporal not Private as grave marker states in records for that period.
Family Members
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