Husband of Rhoda Proffit Land. Stone not found, but he is thought to be interred in this same cemetery near his wife.
According to Glenn Land, In addition to being a local Baptist Minister, Linville was also a local carpenter. Family lore says that he made the coffins for both Laura Foster and later for her accused killer, Tom Dula (Dooley).
His brother,Col. Thomas C. Land (fag #114158212), wrote the poem "The Ballad of Tom Dula" that became the song "Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley."
According to Glenn Land, In addition to being a local Baptist Minister, Linville was also a local carpenter. Family lore says that he made the coffins for both Laura Foster and later for her accused killer, Tom Dula (Dooley).
His brother,Col. Thomas C. Land (fag #114158212), wrote the poem "The Ballad of Tom Dula" that became the song "Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley."
Husband of Rhoda Proffit Land. Stone not found, but he is thought to be interred in this same cemetery near his wife.
According to Glenn Land, In addition to being a local Baptist Minister, Linville was also a local carpenter. Family lore says that he made the coffins for both Laura Foster and later for her accused killer, Tom Dula (Dooley).
His brother,Col. Thomas C. Land (fag #114158212), wrote the poem "The Ballad of Tom Dula" that became the song "Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley."
According to Glenn Land, In addition to being a local Baptist Minister, Linville was also a local carpenter. Family lore says that he made the coffins for both Laura Foster and later for her accused killer, Tom Dula (Dooley).
His brother,Col. Thomas C. Land (fag #114158212), wrote the poem "The Ballad of Tom Dula" that became the song "Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley."
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