He's buried in Pickinsville Upper Cemetery #61158778
Thomas studied medicine under Dr. Levert, was for four years at the Charity hospital at Mobile, and took a course and graduated from the Medical College in Philadelphia. He began his practice at Fairfield, Pickens County, Alabama, 1 Jan 1855. In the spring of 1862, he enlisted as a lieutenant of Co. G, 40th Alabama Infantry Regiment, C. S. A. and was elected major of the regiment. Later he was promoted to lieutenant colonel, which rank he held at death. He was a Democrat and Presbyterian.
He's buried in Pickinsville Upper Cemetery #61158778
Thomas studied medicine under Dr. Levert, was for four years at the Charity hospital at Mobile, and took a course and graduated from the Medical College in Philadelphia. He began his practice at Fairfield, Pickens County, Alabama, 1 Jan 1855. In the spring of 1862, he enlisted as a lieutenant of Co. G, 40th Alabama Infantry Regiment, C. S. A. and was elected major of the regiment. Later he was promoted to lieutenant colonel, which rank he held at death. He was a Democrat and Presbyterian.
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40th Ala. Reg. of the Confederate Army.
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Lewis Maxwell Stone Sr
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William DeSaix Stone Jr
1822–1865
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1837–1912
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1843–1894
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1846–1925
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