Ellis is buried on the left side of his father and step-mother's plot. For this reason, it is often thought he is the son of Green & Emma. His mother is Green's first wife, Eddilin Hall Hutcheson. She is buried in Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Norristown, in Emanuel County.
Cause of death was Tuberculosis of the Spine. Died at the US Veterans Hospital #60, Oteen, NC.
The date of birth on his death certificate is not correct. His mother, Eddilin, died about 2 weeks after his birth, in 1900. Dates on tombstone are correct.
Cause of death was Tuberculosis of the Spine. Died at the US Veterans Hospital #60, Oteen, NC.
The date of birth on his death certificate is not correct. His mother, Eddilin, died about 2 weeks after his birth, in 1900. Dates on tombstone are correct.
Ellis is buried on the left side of his father and step-mother's plot. For this reason, it is often thought he is the son of Green & Emma. His mother is Green's first wife, Eddilin Hall Hutcheson. She is buried in Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Norristown, in Emanuel County.
Cause of death was Tuberculosis of the Spine. Died at the US Veterans Hospital #60, Oteen, NC.
The date of birth on his death certificate is not correct. His mother, Eddilin, died about 2 weeks after his birth, in 1900. Dates on tombstone are correct.
Cause of death was Tuberculosis of the Spine. Died at the US Veterans Hospital #60, Oteen, NC.
The date of birth on his death certificate is not correct. His mother, Eddilin, died about 2 weeks after his birth, in 1900. Dates on tombstone are correct.
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