Her full given name was Louisa Elizabeth Virginia Ann Nunnally, daughter of Leander Washington Nunnally and Susan Stubblefield Mills. She married Francis Marion Alcorn on Dec 29, 1869 in the home of her cousin Luran Lucas Nunnally. The marriage cermony was performed by Rev. John Anderson.
During the civil war, she provided assistance to soldiers at the train stations. Her brother Lieut. William Mills Nunnally died July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg. Letters written to "Jinnie" from her brother were published by the Rockingham County Historial Society. There is a memorial marker for him at Greenview Cemetery in Rockingham Co.
Her second day wedding dress was donated to the Greensboro Historical Museum. The sampler she stitched prior to her marriage is in the possession of great grandson Thomas Duley Alcorn.
During the civil war, she provided assistance to soldiers at the train stations. Her brother Lieut. William Mills Nunnally died July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg. Letters written to "Jinnie" from her brother were published by the Rockingham County Historial Society. There is a memorial marker for him at Greenview Cemetery in Rockingham Co.
Her second day wedding dress was donated to the Greensboro Historical Museum. The sampler she stitched prior to her marriage is in the possession of great grandson Thomas Duley Alcorn.
Her full given name was Louisa Elizabeth Virginia Ann Nunnally, daughter of Leander Washington Nunnally and Susan Stubblefield Mills. She married Francis Marion Alcorn on Dec 29, 1869 in the home of her cousin Luran Lucas Nunnally. The marriage cermony was performed by Rev. John Anderson.
During the civil war, she provided assistance to soldiers at the train stations. Her brother Lieut. William Mills Nunnally died July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg. Letters written to "Jinnie" from her brother were published by the Rockingham County Historial Society. There is a memorial marker for him at Greenview Cemetery in Rockingham Co.
Her second day wedding dress was donated to the Greensboro Historical Museum. The sampler she stitched prior to her marriage is in the possession of great grandson Thomas Duley Alcorn.
During the civil war, she provided assistance to soldiers at the train stations. Her brother Lieut. William Mills Nunnally died July 1, 1863 at Gettysburg. Letters written to "Jinnie" from her brother were published by the Rockingham County Historial Society. There is a memorial marker for him at Greenview Cemetery in Rockingham Co.
Her second day wedding dress was donated to the Greensboro Historical Museum. The sampler she stitched prior to her marriage is in the possession of great grandson Thomas Duley Alcorn.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
