Southern Graves

C. C. Grant Born May 10, 1842 Died Aug 6, 1883 Gone From Our Home, But Not From Our Hearts. C. C. Grant's tombstone was made by the Monumental Bronze Co. of Bridgeport, CT. It is located in Felton Cemetery at Montezuma, Georgia. Photo © 2010 S. Lincecum

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Cullen E. Grant Co. A 3 U. S. V. Inf. Sp. Am. War [at foot of grave] Cullen E. Grant March 29, 1874 March 29, 1927 --------------- Louella Jones Grant Cole Feb 6, 1884 Sept 3, 1979 Byron City Cemetery; Peach County, Georgia According to his death certificate found on FamilySearch , Cullen's full name was Cullen Edward Grant. He was the son of J. T. Grant, and he was born in White Plains, Georgia. Cullen's occupation was listed as farmer. His place of residence at the time of his death was Unadilla, Georgia, and he was the husband of Louella Grant. Phil C. Grant, Cullen's brother, was the informant. Cullen Edward Grant died at the U. S. Veterans Hospital in Atlanta, De Kalb County, Georgia. He was admitted on the 23 of March 1927, and his date of death was given as 30 March 1927 (a day off of the death date on his tombstone). Cullen's body was released for burial in Byron, Georgia 31 March 1927.