Silas was the son of James Gibson and Ruth (Pritchett) Dobbs. On October 30, 1851 he married Parilee Lewis, daughter of Burwill and Lucinda Page Lewis. Silas served as Tax Assessor of Dekalb County from 1861-1863 and fought in the Civil War until the War ended. Together Silas and Parilee had eight children:
Samuel Lewis
Ruth Jane
Lucinda C.
Mary E.
Cornelia A.
Sarah P.
James D.
Eliza Mae
Silas died September 26, 1886 and is buried beside his bride at Lebanon Cemetery.
Samuel Lewis
Ruth Jane
Lucinda C.
Mary E.
Cornelia A.
Sarah P.
James D.
Eliza Mae
Silas died September 26, 1886 and is buried beside his bride at Lebanon Cemetery.
Silas was the son of James Gibson and Ruth (Pritchett) Dobbs. On October 30, 1851 he married Parilee Lewis, daughter of Burwill and Lucinda Page Lewis. Silas served as Tax Assessor of Dekalb County from 1861-1863 and fought in the Civil War until the War ended. Together Silas and Parilee had eight children:
Samuel Lewis
Ruth Jane
Lucinda C.
Mary E.
Cornelia A.
Sarah P.
James D.
Eliza Mae
Silas died September 26, 1886 and is buried beside his bride at Lebanon Cemetery.
Samuel Lewis
Ruth Jane
Lucinda C.
Mary E.
Cornelia A.
Sarah P.
James D.
Eliza Mae
Silas died September 26, 1886 and is buried beside his bride at Lebanon Cemetery.
Gravesite Details
His military stone incorrectly shows him as a colonel. His rank was captain.
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