Col. Wm H. Bishop's Tombstone, Photo #17

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Col. Wm H. Bishop's Tombstone, Photo #17

BettyJane Carl

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07/31/2003

Col. Wm H. Bishop's Tombstone, Photo #17

Please refer to my McGavock Confederate Cemetery Photo #34 for more about Col. Wm H. Bishop. His tombstone is in the middle above in the foreground with the little flags on either side. Col. Bishop's birth family lived in and around Preston County, West Virginia, which was a Union state.

Date & Place: 2001 at McGavock Confederate Cemetery in Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee

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