Edward Mims and wife Elizzie Beth have a marker placed in this cemetery. Edward died several years before Maple Springs was establed and was originally buried at the Mims cemetery at the intersection of CR7 and Cooedy Road. Whether their remains were ever actually moved or there were even any remains to move is open to debate.
Edward had first married to Marion Callaway April 27, 1837 in old Autauga County AL. Edward married Elizzie Beth after Marion's death August 02, 1856 in old Autauga County AL. It appears that her name was Elizabeth and Elizzie Beth was nickname. Elizabeth Jones was first married to Seaborn H. Durden April 11, 1850 in Autauga County and assumed he died shortly thereafter. Elizabeth's parents were Allen Jones and Mary Bryan.
Edward had first married to Marion Callaway April 27, 1837 in old Autauga County AL. Edward married Elizzie Beth after Marion's death August 02, 1856 in old Autauga County AL. It appears that her name was Elizabeth and Elizzie Beth was nickname. Elizabeth Jones was first married to Seaborn H. Durden April 11, 1850 in Autauga County and assumed he died shortly thereafter. Elizabeth's parents were Allen Jones and Mary Bryan.
Edward Mims and wife Elizzie Beth have a marker placed in this cemetery. Edward died several years before Maple Springs was establed and was originally buried at the Mims cemetery at the intersection of CR7 and Cooedy Road. Whether their remains were ever actually moved or there were even any remains to move is open to debate.
Edward had first married to Marion Callaway April 27, 1837 in old Autauga County AL. Edward married Elizzie Beth after Marion's death August 02, 1856 in old Autauga County AL. It appears that her name was Elizabeth and Elizzie Beth was nickname. Elizabeth Jones was first married to Seaborn H. Durden April 11, 1850 in Autauga County and assumed he died shortly thereafter. Elizabeth's parents were Allen Jones and Mary Bryan.
Edward had first married to Marion Callaway April 27, 1837 in old Autauga County AL. Edward married Elizzie Beth after Marion's death August 02, 1856 in old Autauga County AL. It appears that her name was Elizabeth and Elizzie Beth was nickname. Elizabeth Jones was first married to Seaborn H. Durden April 11, 1850 in Autauga County and assumed he died shortly thereafter. Elizabeth's parents were Allen Jones and Mary Bryan.
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