REUBIN YOUNG STANFORD IS BURIED @OLD CITY CEM., NASHVILLE, PLOT 500?
HE WAS WOUNDED IN LEFT LEG, LOST IT AT MURFREESBOR AND NASHVILLE FED. HOSP. AND DIED JAN. 24, 1865.
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Capt. Stanford was mortally wounded and captured at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on December 7, 1864. His gunshot wound resulted in the amputation of his right leg by Federal Surgeons. His burial was originally in Nashville's City Cemetery with all other Confederate Dead. In 1869 they were taken up and reburied in Confederate Circle (Mass Grave) in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.
Contributor: Tim Burgess
HE WAS WOUNDED IN LEFT LEG, LOST IT AT MURFREESBOR AND NASHVILLE FED. HOSP. AND DIED JAN. 24, 1865.
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Capt. Stanford was mortally wounded and captured at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on December 7, 1864. His gunshot wound resulted in the amputation of his right leg by Federal Surgeons. His burial was originally in Nashville's City Cemetery with all other Confederate Dead. In 1869 they were taken up and reburied in Confederate Circle (Mass Grave) in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.
Contributor: Tim Burgess
REUBIN YOUNG STANFORD IS BURIED @OLD CITY CEM., NASHVILLE, PLOT 500?
HE WAS WOUNDED IN LEFT LEG, LOST IT AT MURFREESBOR AND NASHVILLE FED. HOSP. AND DIED JAN. 24, 1865.
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Capt. Stanford was mortally wounded and captured at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on December 7, 1864. His gunshot wound resulted in the amputation of his right leg by Federal Surgeons. His burial was originally in Nashville's City Cemetery with all other Confederate Dead. In 1869 they were taken up and reburied in Confederate Circle (Mass Grave) in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.
Contributor: Tim Burgess
HE WAS WOUNDED IN LEFT LEG, LOST IT AT MURFREESBOR AND NASHVILLE FED. HOSP. AND DIED JAN. 24, 1865.
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Capt. Stanford was mortally wounded and captured at Murfreesboro, Tennessee on December 7, 1864. His gunshot wound resulted in the amputation of his right leg by Federal Surgeons. His burial was originally in Nashville's City Cemetery with all other Confederate Dead. In 1869 they were taken up and reburied in Confederate Circle (Mass Grave) in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.
Contributor: Tim Burgess
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