Alvin William Saffold was born in Talladega County, Alabama on 27 Jun 1914. Alvin was the fourth child to Willam and Elizabeth Saffold.
In 1930, William Saffold and his family lived in the Shady Glen community of rural Calhoun County. On 7 Nov 1930, Alvin tragically suffered from accidental self inflected gun shot wounds. Alvin is buried in an unmarked grave in the Cane Creek Cemetery. It is suggested that he is buried next to his maternal grandparents (Taylor and Catherine Hughes) in the far right corner of the cemetery.
In 1930, William Saffold and his family lived in the Shady Glen community of rural Calhoun County. On 7 Nov 1930, Alvin tragically suffered from accidental self inflected gun shot wounds. Alvin is buried in an unmarked grave in the Cane Creek Cemetery. It is suggested that he is buried next to his maternal grandparents (Taylor and Catherine Hughes) in the far right corner of the cemetery.
Alvin William Saffold was born in Talladega County, Alabama on 27 Jun 1914. Alvin was the fourth child to Willam and Elizabeth Saffold.
In 1930, William Saffold and his family lived in the Shady Glen community of rural Calhoun County. On 7 Nov 1930, Alvin tragically suffered from accidental self inflected gun shot wounds. Alvin is buried in an unmarked grave in the Cane Creek Cemetery. It is suggested that he is buried next to his maternal grandparents (Taylor and Catherine Hughes) in the far right corner of the cemetery.
In 1930, William Saffold and his family lived in the Shady Glen community of rural Calhoun County. On 7 Nov 1930, Alvin tragically suffered from accidental self inflected gun shot wounds. Alvin is buried in an unmarked grave in the Cane Creek Cemetery. It is suggested that he is buried next to his maternal grandparents (Taylor and Catherine Hughes) in the far right corner of the cemetery.
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