Located in Fort Morgan, Alabama.
Beautifully carved headstone.
Engraved:
"Gone to bloom in the garden of heaven. To dwell with the happy and the blest."
An interesting grave, as it has a mound of shells located on the length of ground in front of the stone. At the foot is a second military stone, engraved:
John Childress
CO F 15 ALA CAV
Confederate States Army
May 21, 1829 - April 15, 1901
Beautifully carved headstone.
Engraved:
"Gone to bloom in the garden of heaven. To dwell with the happy and the blest."
An interesting grave, as it has a mound of shells located on the length of ground in front of the stone. At the foot is a second military stone, engraved:
John Childress
CO F 15 ALA CAV
Confederate States Army
May 21, 1829 - April 15, 1901
Located in Fort Morgan, Alabama.
Beautifully carved headstone.
Engraved:
"Gone to bloom in the garden of heaven. To dwell with the happy and the blest."
An interesting grave, as it has a mound of shells located on the length of ground in front of the stone. At the foot is a second military stone, engraved:
John Childress
CO F 15 ALA CAV
Confederate States Army
May 21, 1829 - April 15, 1901
Beautifully carved headstone.
Engraved:
"Gone to bloom in the garden of heaven. To dwell with the happy and the blest."
An interesting grave, as it has a mound of shells located on the length of ground in front of the stone. At the foot is a second military stone, engraved:
John Childress
CO F 15 ALA CAV
Confederate States Army
May 21, 1829 - April 15, 1901
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