Memebr of the Rhea Co Spartans - a all female CSA Home Guard unit
Cemetery Records: buried 7 June 1886
In 1860 Margaret was a school teacher in Rhea County, Tennessee.
By 1880 Margaret had moved to Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. She was living with Martha Bell, her brother Robert Valentine Bell, and her sister Hattie Bell. Robert, an attorney, had moved there in 1873. Margaret was enumerated as their cousin.
Margaret never married. She was buried June 7, 1886 in Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. There is no headstone, only a cemetery record: Maggie Sykes, buried 7 June 1886, Plot: Division 9, Lot 12. The location of the burial is between her cousin Robert Valentine Bell and his wife, Callie Peery Bell.
Contributor: Virginia Hale - [email protected]
Cemetery Records: buried 7 June 1886
In 1860 Margaret was a school teacher in Rhea County, Tennessee.
By 1880 Margaret had moved to Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. She was living with Martha Bell, her brother Robert Valentine Bell, and her sister Hattie Bell. Robert, an attorney, had moved there in 1873. Margaret was enumerated as their cousin.
Margaret never married. She was buried June 7, 1886 in Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. There is no headstone, only a cemetery record: Maggie Sykes, buried 7 June 1886, Plot: Division 9, Lot 12. The location of the burial is between her cousin Robert Valentine Bell and his wife, Callie Peery Bell.
Contributor: Virginia Hale - [email protected]
Memebr of the Rhea Co Spartans - a all female CSA Home Guard unit
Cemetery Records: buried 7 June 1886
In 1860 Margaret was a school teacher in Rhea County, Tennessee.
By 1880 Margaret had moved to Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. She was living with Martha Bell, her brother Robert Valentine Bell, and her sister Hattie Bell. Robert, an attorney, had moved there in 1873. Margaret was enumerated as their cousin.
Margaret never married. She was buried June 7, 1886 in Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. There is no headstone, only a cemetery record: Maggie Sykes, buried 7 June 1886, Plot: Division 9, Lot 12. The location of the burial is between her cousin Robert Valentine Bell and his wife, Callie Peery Bell.
Contributor: Virginia Hale - [email protected]
Cemetery Records: buried 7 June 1886
In 1860 Margaret was a school teacher in Rhea County, Tennessee.
By 1880 Margaret had moved to Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. She was living with Martha Bell, her brother Robert Valentine Bell, and her sister Hattie Bell. Robert, an attorney, had moved there in 1873. Margaret was enumerated as their cousin.
Margaret never married. She was buried June 7, 1886 in Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. There is no headstone, only a cemetery record: Maggie Sykes, buried 7 June 1886, Plot: Division 9, Lot 12. The location of the burial is between her cousin Robert Valentine Bell and his wife, Callie Peery Bell.
Contributor: Virginia Hale - [email protected]
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