George Washington Trammell was a pioneer planter and financier. He owned a large plantation in Rusk county, Texas. He married America Avileen Beall 30 Mar 1842 in Fredonia, Chambers county, Alabama and they moved to Texas before 1849. They did not have any children of their own but they raised America's 3 orphaned nephews: John A, A. R. and Willie Beall.
I personally don't know where his wife was buried but from the slave narratives mentioning her by name in Rusk county, Texas after the war, I would look there.
I personally don't know where his wife was buried but from the slave narratives mentioning her by name in Rusk county, Texas after the war, I would look there.
George Washington Trammell was a pioneer planter and financier. He owned a large plantation in Rusk county, Texas. He married America Avileen Beall 30 Mar 1842 in Fredonia, Chambers county, Alabama and they moved to Texas before 1849. They did not have any children of their own but they raised America's 3 orphaned nephews: John A, A. R. and Willie Beall.
I personally don't know where his wife was buried but from the slave narratives mentioning her by name in Rusk county, Texas after the war, I would look there.
I personally don't know where his wife was buried but from the slave narratives mentioning her by name in Rusk county, Texas after the war, I would look there.
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Born -- Nov 12, 1808
Died -- January 15, 1866.
...Fairwell dear Husban, tilllife's journey is o'er; with its trails, its sorrows, its pains. And then in that world, where we'll never part more; I'll see and embrace Thee again...(Front)
...Thou art gone loved one to the land of the bless'd, to the home of he happy and the pure; to bathe in the ocean of infinite rest, from sorrow and anguish secure...(Back)
(text from Bennie Gross)
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