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William Wilburn “Wid” Caudill

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William Wilburn “Wid"” Caudill

Birth
Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Death
22 Jun 1920 (aged 81)
Campton, Wolfe County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Campton, Wolfe County, Kentucky, USA
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CSA grave marker placed there by Colonel Benjamin Caudill Camp, SOC veterans, confirms this.
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According to death certificate (right), he is buried in "Elkin Cemetery". A Confederate marker was placed on his grave by the Colonel Ben Caudill Camp of the SCV several years ago. His grave and the grave of his son Wilburn are on the top of a ridge in the 1100 Block of Elkins Road. Cause of death was due to Typhoid Fever. His first wife was Elizabeth Eldridge who died in Letcher County some time after 1883. Her burial place is unknown

According to death certificate (right), he is buried in "Elkin Cemetery". A Confederate marker was placed on his grave by the Colonel Ben Caudill Camp of the SCV several years ago. His grave and the grave of his son Wilburn are on the top of a ridge in the 1100 Block of Elkins Road. Cause of death was due to Typhoid Fever. His first wife was Elizabeth Eldridge who died in Letcher County some time after 1883. Her burial place is unknown

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Cemetery was once known as Elkins Cemetery. It sits on top of a ridge in the 1100 Block of Elkins Road on private property. There are no signs to indicate the name or location of this cemetery.

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