Different sources came up with 2 possible middle names; Franklin and Thomas.
Since the Arlington Cemetery didn't open until 1909, it's not likely Mr. Ledbetter is buried here. A double marker has been placed here with the birth and death dates of him and his wife. The names read B.T.L. and M.A.L. This is from a cemetery survey published ~1985. Unless his body was moved after the death of his wife in 1920, he is actually buried here.
Since the Arlington Cemetery didn't open until 1909, it's not likely Mr. Ledbetter is buried here. A double marker has been placed here with the birth and death dates of him and his wife. The names read B.T.L. and M.A.L. This is from a cemetery survey published ~1985. Unless his body was moved after the death of his wife in 1920, he is actually buried here.
Different sources came up with 2 possible middle names; Franklin and Thomas.
Since the Arlington Cemetery didn't open until 1909, it's not likely Mr. Ledbetter is buried here. A double marker has been placed here with the birth and death dates of him and his wife. The names read B.T.L. and M.A.L. This is from a cemetery survey published ~1985. Unless his body was moved after the death of his wife in 1920, he is actually buried here.
Since the Arlington Cemetery didn't open until 1909, it's not likely Mr. Ledbetter is buried here. A double marker has been placed here with the birth and death dates of him and his wife. The names read B.T.L. and M.A.L. This is from a cemetery survey published ~1985. Unless his body was moved after the death of his wife in 1920, he is actually buried here.
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