Was the first wife of William Wardlow Collier. Not to be confused with his second wife Tennessee Sisco Collier.
Believed to have died while giving birth to first child at 13 years of age.
Stone cannot be located due to wear and tear of many stones in the Allred section of Liberty Cemetery but it was recorded she was buried here.
Her death devastated William Collier and he sold his land at Dry Fork and nearly left Arkansas for good, but changed his mind. He met his second wife Tenny Sisco shortly after.
Believed to have died while giving birth to first child at 13 years of age.
Stone cannot be located due to wear and tear of many stones in the Allred section of Liberty Cemetery but it was recorded she was buried here.
Her death devastated William Collier and he sold his land at Dry Fork and nearly left Arkansas for good, but changed his mind. He met his second wife Tenny Sisco shortly after.
Was the first wife of William Wardlow Collier. Not to be confused with his second wife Tennessee Sisco Collier.
Believed to have died while giving birth to first child at 13 years of age.
Stone cannot be located due to wear and tear of many stones in the Allred section of Liberty Cemetery but it was recorded she was buried here.
Her death devastated William Collier and he sold his land at Dry Fork and nearly left Arkansas for good, but changed his mind. He met his second wife Tenny Sisco shortly after.
Believed to have died while giving birth to first child at 13 years of age.
Stone cannot be located due to wear and tear of many stones in the Allred section of Liberty Cemetery but it was recorded she was buried here.
Her death devastated William Collier and he sold his land at Dry Fork and nearly left Arkansas for good, but changed his mind. He met his second wife Tenny Sisco shortly after.
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Stone has worn and broken over, only a stub (of many stubs) of the stone remains. Located in or near the Allred Family grave.
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