Allen Travis Oliver was the youngest son from the first marriage of his father, Allen Oliver, to Hester Ann Cloyes. Allen Oliver married twice more, to Mary W. Fowlkes and Susan A. G. (Dickson) Herring.
Allen Travis Oliver served in Company C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate States of America, during the Civil War.
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Allen T. Oliver, a well known and worthy citizen, died of consumption at his home near Jordan Monday afternoon. Mr. Oliver was 58 years old and leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. He was a member of the Methodist Church and his remains were interred at Liberty, services being conducted by Rev. Mecoy. Rev Lowry was called to officiate over the remains, but a telegram announcing the death of his father at Cayce was handed to him and he was compelled to leave at once for Cayce.
The Commercial
Union City, Tennessee
Friday, 11 November 1904
page 10, column 3
Allen Travis Oliver served in Company C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate States of America, during the Civil War.
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Allen T. Oliver, a well known and worthy citizen, died of consumption at his home near Jordan Monday afternoon. Mr. Oliver was 58 years old and leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. He was a member of the Methodist Church and his remains were interred at Liberty, services being conducted by Rev. Mecoy. Rev Lowry was called to officiate over the remains, but a telegram announcing the death of his father at Cayce was handed to him and he was compelled to leave at once for Cayce.
The Commercial
Union City, Tennessee
Friday, 11 November 1904
page 10, column 3
Allen Travis Oliver was the youngest son from the first marriage of his father, Allen Oliver, to Hester Ann Cloyes. Allen Oliver married twice more, to Mary W. Fowlkes and Susan A. G. (Dickson) Herring.
Allen Travis Oliver served in Company C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate States of America, during the Civil War.
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Allen T. Oliver, a well known and worthy citizen, died of consumption at his home near Jordan Monday afternoon. Mr. Oliver was 58 years old and leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. He was a member of the Methodist Church and his remains were interred at Liberty, services being conducted by Rev. Mecoy. Rev Lowry was called to officiate over the remains, but a telegram announcing the death of his father at Cayce was handed to him and he was compelled to leave at once for Cayce.
The Commercial
Union City, Tennessee
Friday, 11 November 1904
page 10, column 3
Allen Travis Oliver served in Company C, 12th Kentucky Cavalry, Confederate States of America, during the Civil War.
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Allen T. Oliver, a well known and worthy citizen, died of consumption at his home near Jordan Monday afternoon. Mr. Oliver was 58 years old and leaves a wife, three sons and three daughters. He was a member of the Methodist Church and his remains were interred at Liberty, services being conducted by Rev. Mecoy. Rev Lowry was called to officiate over the remains, but a telegram announcing the death of his father at Cayce was handed to him and he was compelled to leave at once for Cayce.
The Commercial
Union City, Tennessee
Friday, 11 November 1904
page 10, column 3
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