Son of General Louis T. Wigfall & Charlotte M. Cross.
According to 'The Fire Eaters' by Eric H. Walther:
'Over the next five years Wigfall's troubles increased. A son, JOhn Manning Wigfall, died at the age of three after a short lifetime of illness.'
Louis and Charlotte were married in 1841, so John's life was likely late 1841-1844, but I cannot confirm this.
According to 'The Fire Eaters' by Eric H. Walther:
'Over the next five years Wigfall's troubles increased. A son, JOhn Manning Wigfall, died at the age of three after a short lifetime of illness.'
Louis and Charlotte were married in 1841, so John's life was likely late 1841-1844, but I cannot confirm this.
Son of General Louis T. Wigfall & Charlotte M. Cross.
According to 'The Fire Eaters' by Eric H. Walther:
'Over the next five years Wigfall's troubles increased. A son, JOhn Manning Wigfall, died at the age of three after a short lifetime of illness.'
Louis and Charlotte were married in 1841, so John's life was likely late 1841-1844, but I cannot confirm this.
According to 'The Fire Eaters' by Eric H. Walther:
'Over the next five years Wigfall's troubles increased. A son, JOhn Manning Wigfall, died at the age of three after a short lifetime of illness.'
Louis and Charlotte were married in 1841, so John's life was likely late 1841-1844, but I cannot confirm this.
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
