Lamar County Death Records Bk.#1, p.167,
#1725, Negro male, 49 yr., lived & died in Blossom, of cerebral hemorrhage, by A.T.B. Beauchamp, Blossom.
(Original record did not state cemetery. A tombstone was located in as one of two graves found in an abandoned Black Cemetery known as an old 'slave's cemetery', about two miles east of Blossom next to the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks. The cemetery, it's true name not known, is not assessable by developed road).
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#1725, Negro male, 49 yr., lived & died in Blossom, of cerebral hemorrhage, by A.T.B. Beauchamp, Blossom.
(Original record did not state cemetery. A tombstone was located in as one of two graves found in an abandoned Black Cemetery known as an old 'slave's cemetery', about two miles east of Blossom next to the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks. The cemetery, it's true name not known, is not assessable by developed road).
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Lamar County Death Records Bk.#1, p.167,
#1725, Negro male, 49 yr., lived & died in Blossom, of cerebral hemorrhage, by A.T.B. Beauchamp, Blossom.
(Original record did not state cemetery. A tombstone was located in as one of two graves found in an abandoned Black Cemetery known as an old 'slave's cemetery', about two miles east of Blossom next to the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks. The cemetery, it's true name not known, is not assessable by developed road).
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#1725, Negro male, 49 yr., lived & died in Blossom, of cerebral hemorrhage, by A.T.B. Beauchamp, Blossom.
(Original record did not state cemetery. A tombstone was located in as one of two graves found in an abandoned Black Cemetery known as an old 'slave's cemetery', about two miles east of Blossom next to the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks. The cemetery, it's true name not known, is not assessable by developed road).
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