"Mother"
"We will join thee in that heavenly land. No more to....the parting hand."
She was born Victoria Elizabeth Cashion to Marticia Ann (Shelton) Cashion Shelton [buried at Fogg Cemetery, Giles County, Tenn] and her first husband, Samuel C. Cashion [died at Ft. Morton prison camp in the Civil War and is buried in a mass grave of Confederate dead at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana]. Elizabeth Fogg was married to (1) Frank McCree; (2)William Horace Fogg Jr.
"We will join thee in that heavenly land. No more to....the parting hand."
She was born Victoria Elizabeth Cashion to Marticia Ann (Shelton) Cashion Shelton [buried at Fogg Cemetery, Giles County, Tenn] and her first husband, Samuel C. Cashion [died at Ft. Morton prison camp in the Civil War and is buried in a mass grave of Confederate dead at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana]. Elizabeth Fogg was married to (1) Frank McCree; (2)William Horace Fogg Jr.
"Mother"
"We will join thee in that heavenly land. No more to....the parting hand."
She was born Victoria Elizabeth Cashion to Marticia Ann (Shelton) Cashion Shelton [buried at Fogg Cemetery, Giles County, Tenn] and her first husband, Samuel C. Cashion [died at Ft. Morton prison camp in the Civil War and is buried in a mass grave of Confederate dead at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana]. Elizabeth Fogg was married to (1) Frank McCree; (2)William Horace Fogg Jr.
"We will join thee in that heavenly land. No more to....the parting hand."
She was born Victoria Elizabeth Cashion to Marticia Ann (Shelton) Cashion Shelton [buried at Fogg Cemetery, Giles County, Tenn] and her first husband, Samuel C. Cashion [died at Ft. Morton prison camp in the Civil War and is buried in a mass grave of Confederate dead at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana]. Elizabeth Fogg was married to (1) Frank McCree; (2)William Horace Fogg Jr.
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