Samuel H. Livingston was born on 8 June 1829 and died on 11 October 1869.
Samuel is buried in the Whitesboro Cemetery in the unplatted section in Row 12 inside a concrete border marked "Livingston".
A marker for Confederate Veterans is being ordered from the VA and should be installed sometime in 2012.
His mother and brother died on October 18, 1869. Another brother died on October 29, 1869. They are all buried in the Whitesboro Cemetary in Grayson County, Texas,as well as a number of other relatives.
Livingston, Samuel H. age 40 male b. Alabama d. Oct 1869 Cause of death: pneumonia
Occupation: farmer.
Samuel served in the Border Battalion, 21st Brigade, Texas State Troops during the War Between the States in service to the Confederacy. He was 4th Sgt. and served from 10 October 1862 until 7 January 1863. He was called into service to guard prisoners in Gainesville, Texas.
Samuel is buried in the Whitesboro Cemetery in the unplatted section in Row 12 inside a concrete border marked "Livingston".
A marker for Confederate Veterans is being ordered from the VA and should be installed sometime in 2012.
His mother and brother died on October 18, 1869. Another brother died on October 29, 1869. They are all buried in the Whitesboro Cemetary in Grayson County, Texas,as well as a number of other relatives.
Livingston, Samuel H. age 40 male b. Alabama d. Oct 1869 Cause of death: pneumonia
Occupation: farmer.
Samuel served in the Border Battalion, 21st Brigade, Texas State Troops during the War Between the States in service to the Confederacy. He was 4th Sgt. and served from 10 October 1862 until 7 January 1863. He was called into service to guard prisoners in Gainesville, Texas.
Samuel H. Livingston was born on 8 June 1829 and died on 11 October 1869.
Samuel is buried in the Whitesboro Cemetery in the unplatted section in Row 12 inside a concrete border marked "Livingston".
A marker for Confederate Veterans is being ordered from the VA and should be installed sometime in 2012.
His mother and brother died on October 18, 1869. Another brother died on October 29, 1869. They are all buried in the Whitesboro Cemetary in Grayson County, Texas,as well as a number of other relatives.
Livingston, Samuel H. age 40 male b. Alabama d. Oct 1869 Cause of death: pneumonia
Occupation: farmer.
Samuel served in the Border Battalion, 21st Brigade, Texas State Troops during the War Between the States in service to the Confederacy. He was 4th Sgt. and served from 10 October 1862 until 7 January 1863. He was called into service to guard prisoners in Gainesville, Texas.
Samuel is buried in the Whitesboro Cemetery in the unplatted section in Row 12 inside a concrete border marked "Livingston".
A marker for Confederate Veterans is being ordered from the VA and should be installed sometime in 2012.
His mother and brother died on October 18, 1869. Another brother died on October 29, 1869. They are all buried in the Whitesboro Cemetary in Grayson County, Texas,as well as a number of other relatives.
Livingston, Samuel H. age 40 male b. Alabama d. Oct 1869 Cause of death: pneumonia
Occupation: farmer.
Samuel served in the Border Battalion, 21st Brigade, Texas State Troops during the War Between the States in service to the Confederacy. He was 4th Sgt. and served from 10 October 1862 until 7 January 1863. He was called into service to guard prisoners in Gainesville, Texas.
