SGT Capt.White's Artillery
C.S.A.
He married Joanna Putnam.
The January 14, 1927 edition of the Cherokee Advance carried the following obituary:
Mr. William T. McCollum, for years a prominent citizen of Canton, died at the home of his son, Mr. Worth McCollum in Smyrna Monday morning. At the time of his death he was 91 years of age, a large portion of this time he spent in Canton. He was a Confederate veteran and a life-long member of the Baptist church. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Barker, two sons, Mr. McCollum of Ballground; Mr. Worth McCollum of Smyrna and two sisters. His remains were brought to Holly Springs on Tuesday and interred in the presence of a large gathering. (page 1, column 3) (born 23 March 1835; died January 9, 1927; Tombstone; Landmark-Salem Cemetery) (Sgt., Capt White's Artillery, CSA)
W. T. McCollum was the son of Jesse Miller McCollum; his brother was Benjamin Franklin McCollum. Jesse was the son of William W. and Esther Edwards McCollum.
C.S.A.
He married Joanna Putnam.
The January 14, 1927 edition of the Cherokee Advance carried the following obituary:
Mr. William T. McCollum, for years a prominent citizen of Canton, died at the home of his son, Mr. Worth McCollum in Smyrna Monday morning. At the time of his death he was 91 years of age, a large portion of this time he spent in Canton. He was a Confederate veteran and a life-long member of the Baptist church. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Barker, two sons, Mr. McCollum of Ballground; Mr. Worth McCollum of Smyrna and two sisters. His remains were brought to Holly Springs on Tuesday and interred in the presence of a large gathering. (page 1, column 3) (born 23 March 1835; died January 9, 1927; Tombstone; Landmark-Salem Cemetery) (Sgt., Capt White's Artillery, CSA)
W. T. McCollum was the son of Jesse Miller McCollum; his brother was Benjamin Franklin McCollum. Jesse was the son of William W. and Esther Edwards McCollum.
SGT Capt.White's Artillery
C.S.A.
He married Joanna Putnam.
The January 14, 1927 edition of the Cherokee Advance carried the following obituary:
Mr. William T. McCollum, for years a prominent citizen of Canton, died at the home of his son, Mr. Worth McCollum in Smyrna Monday morning. At the time of his death he was 91 years of age, a large portion of this time he spent in Canton. He was a Confederate veteran and a life-long member of the Baptist church. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Barker, two sons, Mr. McCollum of Ballground; Mr. Worth McCollum of Smyrna and two sisters. His remains were brought to Holly Springs on Tuesday and interred in the presence of a large gathering. (page 1, column 3) (born 23 March 1835; died January 9, 1927; Tombstone; Landmark-Salem Cemetery) (Sgt., Capt White's Artillery, CSA)
W. T. McCollum was the son of Jesse Miller McCollum; his brother was Benjamin Franklin McCollum. Jesse was the son of William W. and Esther Edwards McCollum.
C.S.A.
He married Joanna Putnam.
The January 14, 1927 edition of the Cherokee Advance carried the following obituary:
Mr. William T. McCollum, for years a prominent citizen of Canton, died at the home of his son, Mr. Worth McCollum in Smyrna Monday morning. At the time of his death he was 91 years of age, a large portion of this time he spent in Canton. He was a Confederate veteran and a life-long member of the Baptist church. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Barker, two sons, Mr. McCollum of Ballground; Mr. Worth McCollum of Smyrna and two sisters. His remains were brought to Holly Springs on Tuesday and interred in the presence of a large gathering. (page 1, column 3) (born 23 March 1835; died January 9, 1927; Tombstone; Landmark-Salem Cemetery) (Sgt., Capt White's Artillery, CSA)
W. T. McCollum was the son of Jesse Miller McCollum; his brother was Benjamin Franklin McCollum. Jesse was the son of William W. and Esther Edwards McCollum.
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