Isaac Hughes was the s/o Moses Hughes and Anna B Collins Hughes. He joined Union Forces, Co I 88th Indiana Infantry.
This was a family divided and little more is known about Isaac. His brother James moved to Georgia, married twice and family still remain in Cherokee and Bartow counties Georgia.
All that passed down was a statement "he fought with the Yankee's".
The order form for the headstone has a note "buried first in Atlanta Georgia." It came from Gantt's Quarry Alabama March 9, 1938.
This was a family divided and little more is known about Isaac. His brother James moved to Georgia, married twice and family still remain in Cherokee and Bartow counties Georgia.
All that passed down was a statement "he fought with the Yankee's".
The order form for the headstone has a note "buried first in Atlanta Georgia." It came from Gantt's Quarry Alabama March 9, 1938.
Isaac Hughes was the s/o Moses Hughes and Anna B Collins Hughes. He joined Union Forces, Co I 88th Indiana Infantry.
This was a family divided and little more is known about Isaac. His brother James moved to Georgia, married twice and family still remain in Cherokee and Bartow counties Georgia.
All that passed down was a statement "he fought with the Yankee's".
The order form for the headstone has a note "buried first in Atlanta Georgia." It came from Gantt's Quarry Alabama March 9, 1938.
This was a family divided and little more is known about Isaac. His brother James moved to Georgia, married twice and family still remain in Cherokee and Bartow counties Georgia.
All that passed down was a statement "he fought with the Yankee's".
The order form for the headstone has a note "buried first in Atlanta Georgia." It came from Gantt's Quarry Alabama March 9, 1938.
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