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Anderson, Robert, d. 1899. (2)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w65n3nfr (person)

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Anderson, Robert D. (1)

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McClellan, Robert Anderson, d. 1898. (1)

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Confederate soldier, member of the 7th Regiment, Alabama Cavalry; from Athens (Limestone Co.), Ala.

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Bright, Robert Anderson, d.1907. (1)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w60c5t0f (person)

Robert Anderson Bright was the son of Samuel F. Bright of Williamsburg, Virginia. R.A. Bright attended the College of William and Mary, served in the Confederate Army, and returned to Williamsburg after the war and became a farmer. He married Nannie Munford, the daughter of John D. Munford; the couple had two children: a daughter and a son, Robert Southall Bright. Nannie died about 1883 and Robert A. died in 1907. The house in which they lived, where these expenses were incurred, was built by...

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