Morgan was a Private in Company C in the 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's).
Dallas County Pioneer Association Newsletter, Winter, 2000, Page 5: ". . . Morgan [Cockrell] (1841-186?) was a veteran of the War Between the States. He had been a prisoner for several months and told of being offered only bread and water. Morgan returned from the war in a weakened condition and died soon after. He had married Berilla K. Phillips in 1866."
Dallas County Pioneer Association Newsletter, Winter, 2000, Page 5: ". . . Morgan [Cockrell] (1841-186?) was a veteran of the War Between the States. He had been a prisoner for several months and told of being offered only bread and water. Morgan returned from the war in a weakened condition and died soon after. He had married Berilla K. Phillips in 1866."
Morgan was a Private in Company C in the 6th Texas Cavalry (Wharton, Stone's).
Dallas County Pioneer Association Newsletter, Winter, 2000, Page 5: ". . . Morgan [Cockrell] (1841-186?) was a veteran of the War Between the States. He had been a prisoner for several months and told of being offered only bread and water. Morgan returned from the war in a weakened condition and died soon after. He had married Berilla K. Phillips in 1866."
Dallas County Pioneer Association Newsletter, Winter, 2000, Page 5: ". . . Morgan [Cockrell] (1841-186?) was a veteran of the War Between the States. He had been a prisoner for several months and told of being offered only bread and water. Morgan returned from the war in a weakened condition and died soon after. He had married Berilla K. Phillips in 1866."
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SACRED/ TO/ THE/ MEMORY/ OF/ MORGAN. COCKRELL./ WHO WAS BORN. MAY/ 10. TH. 1840. IN CASS CO./ MISSOURI. AND/ DEPARTED THIS/ LIFE. DEC 22. ND. 1869/ IN TARRANT. CO./ TEX./ / / A. J. G. (*stone carver's initials*)
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