Benjamin Franklin (Veteran CSA) ALLUMS
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Additional ALLUMS Surnames in SPRINGHILL Cemetery
ALLUMS, Clarence LittletonALLUMS, Eula BelleALLUMS, Loy ChesterALLUMS, Viola GraceALLUMS, Infant DaughterALLUMS, William Mattison "Matt"ALLUMS, Annie BlancheALLUMS, Melba AdelineALLUMS, Ruby LoisALLUMS, Charles Alfred "Charlie" (Veteran WWII)ALLUMS, John HenryALLUMS, Sarah ElizaALLUMS, Ollie LouALLUMS, CumalieALLUMS, Infant SonALLUMS, Nancy AALLUMS, Infant BabeALLUMS, TenyALLUMS, Margaret LucyALLUMS, Infant DaughterALLUMS, Henry CullenALLUMS, J MALLUMS, Infant BabeALLUMS, Eunice EstherALLUMS, Minnie Ola ALLUMS, Claudius Clinton, MDALLUMS, Mary FloALLUMS, Charles MarvinALLUMS, Una MALLUMS, Josie ALLUMS, Elwood F, MDALLUMS, Emma MayALLUMS, Henry ThomasALLUMS, KelrayALLUMS, CarolineALLUMS, Charlotte "Lottie" BeasleyALLUMS, Floyd Additional ALLUMS Surnames in BIENVILLE County
ALLUMS, B KotzALLUMS, Rush W, JrALLUMS, Family StoneALLUMS, Family StoneALLUMS, Rush WimberlyALLUMS, Susie BelleALLUMS, J FrankALLUMS, Evvie WALLUMS, Mary ElizabethALLUMS, Kathleen ClaudiaALLUMS, Lee Eddie (Veteran)
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Submitted: 4/29/18 • Approved: 5/4/18 • Last Updated: 5/7/18 • R182457-G0-S3
PRIVATE CSA
Company A 28 Louisiana(Gray's)Infantry
Civil War Confederate
December 24, 1844 - June 20, 1928
Masonic Emblem
From Louisiana Archives ~ Allums, Benjamin F, Private Company A 28th Louisiana Infantry. (Gray's). Enlisted Monroe, Louisiana, May 14, 1862, for Three Years. Rolls of Prisoners of War Paroled Natchitoches, Louisiana, June 21, 1865. Residence, Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
See also
Louisiana Confederate Pension applications ~ Reel CP1.3 - Microdex 1 - Sequence 1
Contributed on 4/29/18 by rebelheart05
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