Daughters dedicate grave

  • Fannin County Heritage Foundation President Janie Turner addresses the small crowd gathered to honor Confederate Private Joel Y. Allen during a grave marker dedication ceremony, September 21. Among those in support were Mike Pettus, Logan Allen, Hailee Jo Turner, Kelli Bonine, Glenda Wattenbarger, Jane Richards, Dana Richards, Libby Learmont, Beulah Williams, Renee Rimmer, Leo Baker, Mike Davis, Jonathan Davis, and Jere McConnell.
    Fannin County Heritage Foundation President Janie Turner addresses the small crowd gathered to honor Confederate Private Joel Y. Allen during a grave marker dedication ceremony, September 21. Among those in support were Mike Pettus, Logan Allen, Hailee Jo Turner, Kelli Bonine, Glenda Wattenbarger, Jane Richards, Dana Richards, Libby Learmont, Beulah Williams, Renee Rimmer, Leo Baker, Mike Davis, Jonathan Davis, and Jere McConnell.
  • Four confederate soldiers came out to support the grave marker dedication at Crawford Cemetery for Pvt. Joel Younger Allen who fought in Company K with the 22nd North Carolina Infantry CSA. He was born October 18,1845 and died in 1910. Shown are, from left, Leo Baker, Jonathan Davis, Mike Davis and Jere McConnell.
    Four confederate soldiers came out to support the grave marker dedication at Crawford Cemetery for Pvt. Joel Younger Allen who fought in Company K with the 22nd North Carolina Infantry CSA. He was born October 18,1845 and died in 1910. Shown are, from left, Leo Baker, Jonathan Davis, Mike Davis and Jere McConnell.
    The United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsored a grave marker dedication for Private Joel Younger Allen, September 21. Tucked among the trees beyond the First Baptist Church of Blue Ri...

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