Family Story: "L.S. Apperson, according to a descendent, was a Captain in the Confederate army and is the one, after finding Union troops had pillaged and looted his home, led some Autauga Co Rangers or Home Guard across country and and ambushed the Union troopers who had done it. They were supposedly on their way back to Selma, Al. to rejoin their unit under the command of Gen. James H. Wilson. The story relates that all the Yankee pillagers were killed in or near Burnsville, Dallas Co., Al."
Family Story: "L.S. Apperson, according to a descendent, was a Captain in the Confederate army and is the one, after finding Union troops had pillaged and looted his home, led some Autauga Co Rangers or Home Guard across country and and ambushed the Union troopers who had done it. They were supposedly on their way back to Selma, Al. to rejoin their unit under the command of Gen. James H. Wilson. The story relates that all the Yankee pillagers were killed in or near Burnsville, Dallas Co., Al."
Family Members
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Missouri Apperson Moore
1850–1914
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Elizabeth A. "Bettie" Apperson
1852–1923
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Jackson Harris "Jack" Apperson
1853–1934
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Labon Samuel Apperson Jr
1858–1926
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Lucy Ann Apperson Cline
1860–1924
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Mattie Susan Apperson Ware
1862–1945
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David Mackby Apperson
1865–1931
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John Farmer Apperson
1869–1957
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George W. Apperson
1874–1948
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