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Submitted: 5/4/11 • Approved: 9/29/18 • Last Updated: 9/22/23 • R520346-G0-S3
CAPTAIN CSA
Arkansas 38 Infantry
Civil War Confederacy
August 6, 1825 - December 7, 1880
Masonic Emblem
Stone has been broken and repaired across the dates.
Capt. James Allison bought the land on which Allison Cemetery lies from a Mrs Edwards at the end of the Civil War. Mrs Edwards' grandson, Moses Edwards, is the first person to be buried here. See Moses Edwards'gravestone for more history of this cemetery. This information is taken from History In Headstones by Doris West and Susan Swinburn
Contributed on 5/4/11 by murdockpat123
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