Buried here according to death certificate and family knowledge.
L.P. was the son of Daniel and Rachel Summers Bills. His third wife Mary C. was the sister of his second wife Ann.
He fought for the South during the Civil War but spent most of it as a POW in the Military Prison in Louisville. Ky.
Before the out break of the war he and his brother-i n-law,
Joseph Sewell published a newspaper at Lewisburg. After the war he was mainly engaged in farming. Family legend has it that he could be quite contrary.
He had another son by his first wife, Reese Jones who was said to have died young, probably in his early 20's.
L.P. was the son of Daniel and Rachel Summers Bills. His third wife Mary C. was the sister of his second wife Ann.
He fought for the South during the Civil War but spent most of it as a POW in the Military Prison in Louisville. Ky.
Before the out break of the war he and his brother-i n-law,
Joseph Sewell published a newspaper at Lewisburg. After the war he was mainly engaged in farming. Family legend has it that he could be quite contrary.
He had another son by his first wife, Reese Jones who was said to have died young, probably in his early 20's.
Buried here according to death certificate and family knowledge.
L.P. was the son of Daniel and Rachel Summers Bills. His third wife Mary C. was the sister of his second wife Ann.
He fought for the South during the Civil War but spent most of it as a POW in the Military Prison in Louisville. Ky.
Before the out break of the war he and his brother-i n-law,
Joseph Sewell published a newspaper at Lewisburg. After the war he was mainly engaged in farming. Family legend has it that he could be quite contrary.
He had another son by his first wife, Reese Jones who was said to have died young, probably in his early 20's.
L.P. was the son of Daniel and Rachel Summers Bills. His third wife Mary C. was the sister of his second wife Ann.
He fought for the South during the Civil War but spent most of it as a POW in the Military Prison in Louisville. Ky.
Before the out break of the war he and his brother-i n-law,
Joseph Sewell published a newspaper at Lewisburg. After the war he was mainly engaged in farming. Family legend has it that he could be quite contrary.
He had another son by his first wife, Reese Jones who was said to have died young, probably in his early 20's.
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