"...southern sympathizers were targets of every carpetbagger outlaw. On September 17, 1865, Alfred Ogilvie saddled his favorite horse and started up the road to conduct some business affairs. A shot rang out from bushes near the trail and Alfred fell dead. The horse returned home in a gallop....jumped the yard fence and came to a halt. The blood stains on the saddle gave family members a gruesome clue to what had happened. Alfred was buried in the family cemetery, just a few yards from his father and grandparents. His killer was never brought to justice." - "Ogilvie Kith and Kin", September 1983, pg. 3
Children: Mary Francis "Fanny", Overton Smith, Sarah "Sallie" Kinnard, Rufus Riggs, Ann Valeria, Alice
Children: Mary Francis "Fanny", Overton Smith, Sarah "Sallie" Kinnard, Rufus Riggs, Ann Valeria, Alice
"...southern sympathizers were targets of every carpetbagger outlaw. On September 17, 1865, Alfred Ogilvie saddled his favorite horse and started up the road to conduct some business affairs. A shot rang out from bushes near the trail and Alfred fell dead. The horse returned home in a gallop....jumped the yard fence and came to a halt. The blood stains on the saddle gave family members a gruesome clue to what had happened. Alfred was buried in the family cemetery, just a few yards from his father and grandparents. His killer was never brought to justice." - "Ogilvie Kith and Kin", September 1983, pg. 3
Children: Mary Francis "Fanny", Overton Smith, Sarah "Sallie" Kinnard, Rufus Riggs, Ann Valeria, Alice
Children: Mary Francis "Fanny", Overton Smith, Sarah "Sallie" Kinnard, Rufus Riggs, Ann Valeria, Alice
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