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A San Jacinto veteran; Born in Tennessee; April 7, 1812; Died July 27, 1901
Erected by the State of Texas, 1936.
Prairie Lea St. & 6th St., Prairie Lea Cemetery, Brenham,
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Prairie Lea St. & 6th St., Prairie Lea Cemetery, Brenham,
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