George Walter Patterson married Emma (Phipps) Stockton at Cassville, Missouri in 1913.
He resided in numerous towns, some are:
Yellville, Arkansas
Marshall, Arkansas
Cotter, Arkansas
Seligman, Missouri
Washburn, Missouri
Walter or "G.W." was known mostly as Patterson the tombstone man. He did photography work, did marble work, and published short-lived newspapers. One paper was the Searcy News in 1912.
There is a possibility he was from Dickson County, Tennessee abt 1861. Possible death 1922 Nashville, Tennessee.
He resided in numerous towns, some are:
Yellville, Arkansas
Marshall, Arkansas
Cotter, Arkansas
Seligman, Missouri
Washburn, Missouri
Walter or "G.W." was known mostly as Patterson the tombstone man. He did photography work, did marble work, and published short-lived newspapers. One paper was the Searcy News in 1912.
There is a possibility he was from Dickson County, Tennessee abt 1861. Possible death 1922 Nashville, Tennessee.
George Walter Patterson married Emma (Phipps) Stockton at Cassville, Missouri in 1913.
He resided in numerous towns, some are:
Yellville, Arkansas
Marshall, Arkansas
Cotter, Arkansas
Seligman, Missouri
Washburn, Missouri
Walter or "G.W." was known mostly as Patterson the tombstone man. He did photography work, did marble work, and published short-lived newspapers. One paper was the Searcy News in 1912.
There is a possibility he was from Dickson County, Tennessee abt 1861. Possible death 1922 Nashville, Tennessee.
He resided in numerous towns, some are:
Yellville, Arkansas
Marshall, Arkansas
Cotter, Arkansas
Seligman, Missouri
Washburn, Missouri
Walter or "G.W." was known mostly as Patterson the tombstone man. He did photography work, did marble work, and published short-lived newspapers. One paper was the Searcy News in 1912.
There is a possibility he was from Dickson County, Tennessee abt 1861. Possible death 1922 Nashville, Tennessee.
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