From Contributor # 47144494
Bagwell, N. R., BORN: 18 Oct 1840, DIED: 14 Jun 1881, CEMETERY: Forbes, MARKER: SSw S. V. Ward, M. Bagwell and M. A. Tabor, NOTES: RED RIVER RECOLLECTIONS page 89, name as Nathaniel Robbins, child of Miles and Margaret Farris Kelly Bagwell, married Sarah Elizabeth Rogers, CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #05046, her name as Sarah E. Bagwell, husband was Nathaniel R. Bagwell, EPITAPH: REST, MOTHER, REST IN QUIET SLEEP, WHILE FRIENDS IN SORROW O'ER THEE WEEP
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
In March of 1997 cemetery was almost destroyed with cattle grazing. An undated paper left in the Clarksville library by Grady Moore says that a Baptist Church once stood near Fobbs cemetery back before the railroad came. He had listed several graves , one note was that there were two Small Foot Stones with initials only N. R. B. & M. L. W.
This could very well be the footstone for Nathaniel Robbins Bagwell
Bagwell, N. R., BORN: 18 Oct 1840, DIED: 14 Jun 1881, CEMETERY: Forbes, MARKER: SSw S. V. Ward, M. Bagwell and M. A. Tabor, NOTES: RED RIVER RECOLLECTIONS page 89, name as Nathaniel Robbins, child of Miles and Margaret Farris Kelly Bagwell, married Sarah Elizabeth Rogers, CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #05046, her name as Sarah E. Bagwell, husband was Nathaniel R. Bagwell, EPITAPH: REST, MOTHER, REST IN QUIET SLEEP, WHILE FRIENDS IN SORROW O'ER THEE WEEP
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
In March of 1997 cemetery was almost destroyed with cattle grazing. An undated paper left in the Clarksville library by Grady Moore says that a Baptist Church once stood near Fobbs cemetery back before the railroad came. He had listed several graves , one note was that there were two Small Foot Stones with initials only N. R. B. & M. L. W.
This could very well be the footstone for Nathaniel Robbins Bagwell
From Contributor # 47144494
Bagwell, N. R., BORN: 18 Oct 1840, DIED: 14 Jun 1881, CEMETERY: Forbes, MARKER: SSw S. V. Ward, M. Bagwell and M. A. Tabor, NOTES: RED RIVER RECOLLECTIONS page 89, name as Nathaniel Robbins, child of Miles and Margaret Farris Kelly Bagwell, married Sarah Elizabeth Rogers, CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #05046, her name as Sarah E. Bagwell, husband was Nathaniel R. Bagwell, EPITAPH: REST, MOTHER, REST IN QUIET SLEEP, WHILE FRIENDS IN SORROW O'ER THEE WEEP
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
In March of 1997 cemetery was almost destroyed with cattle grazing. An undated paper left in the Clarksville library by Grady Moore says that a Baptist Church once stood near Fobbs cemetery back before the railroad came. He had listed several graves , one note was that there were two Small Foot Stones with initials only N. R. B. & M. L. W.
This could very well be the footstone for Nathaniel Robbins Bagwell
Bagwell, N. R., BORN: 18 Oct 1840, DIED: 14 Jun 1881, CEMETERY: Forbes, MARKER: SSw S. V. Ward, M. Bagwell and M. A. Tabor, NOTES: RED RIVER RECOLLECTIONS page 89, name as Nathaniel Robbins, child of Miles and Margaret Farris Kelly Bagwell, married Sarah Elizabeth Rogers, CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #05046, her name as Sarah E. Bagwell, husband was Nathaniel R. Bagwell, EPITAPH: REST, MOTHER, REST IN QUIET SLEEP, WHILE FRIENDS IN SORROW O'ER THEE WEEP
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
In March of 1997 cemetery was almost destroyed with cattle grazing. An undated paper left in the Clarksville library by Grady Moore says that a Baptist Church once stood near Fobbs cemetery back before the railroad came. He had listed several graves , one note was that there were two Small Foot Stones with initials only N. R. B. & M. L. W.
This could very well be the footstone for Nathaniel Robbins Bagwell
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