Amanda Lucy Pattillo was the daughter of John Robert Pattillo and Emily Payne. The Pattillo family moved to Tallapoosa County, Alabama before 1840. Her father died in 1849 and the family was enumerated on the 1850 census without him.
Amanda married Columbus B. "Lum" Gray on 08 September 1852 in Tallapoosa County. They raised eight children and had one that died in infancy. The Columbus Gray family lived in Tallapoosa County until 1884. At that time, they loaded their possessions and migrated to Texas and finally settled in the Runnels - Coleman County area. They were early settlers in the area.
Columbus died in 1900 and Amanda lived fourteen more years. In early 1914, she applied and was accepted for Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. She died on 02 September 1914 and was buried in the Midway Cemetery in northwestern Coleman County beside her husband.∼Wife of Columbus B "Lum" Gray.
Amanda married Columbus B. "Lum" Gray on 08 September 1852 in Tallapoosa County. They raised eight children and had one that died in infancy. The Columbus Gray family lived in Tallapoosa County until 1884. At that time, they loaded their possessions and migrated to Texas and finally settled in the Runnels - Coleman County area. They were early settlers in the area.
Columbus died in 1900 and Amanda lived fourteen more years. In early 1914, she applied and was accepted for Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. She died on 02 September 1914 and was buried in the Midway Cemetery in northwestern Coleman County beside her husband.∼Wife of Columbus B "Lum" Gray.
Amanda Lucy Pattillo was the daughter of John Robert Pattillo and Emily Payne. The Pattillo family moved to Tallapoosa County, Alabama before 1840. Her father died in 1849 and the family was enumerated on the 1850 census without him.
Amanda married Columbus B. "Lum" Gray on 08 September 1852 in Tallapoosa County. They raised eight children and had one that died in infancy. The Columbus Gray family lived in Tallapoosa County until 1884. At that time, they loaded their possessions and migrated to Texas and finally settled in the Runnels - Coleman County area. They were early settlers in the area.
Columbus died in 1900 and Amanda lived fourteen more years. In early 1914, she applied and was accepted for Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. She died on 02 September 1914 and was buried in the Midway Cemetery in northwestern Coleman County beside her husband.∼Wife of Columbus B "Lum" Gray.
Amanda married Columbus B. "Lum" Gray on 08 September 1852 in Tallapoosa County. They raised eight children and had one that died in infancy. The Columbus Gray family lived in Tallapoosa County until 1884. At that time, they loaded their possessions and migrated to Texas and finally settled in the Runnels - Coleman County area. They were early settlers in the area.
Columbus died in 1900 and Amanda lived fourteen more years. In early 1914, she applied and was accepted for Confederate Pension from the State of Texas. She died on 02 September 1914 and was buried in the Midway Cemetery in northwestern Coleman County beside her husband.∼Wife of Columbus B "Lum" Gray.
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