FAMILY HISTORIES OF
PERSONS BURIED AT
GREENWOOD CEMETERY
CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE
JAMES PRESLEY GILL
1. Born near Allensville in Logan Co. KY
2. Operated largest livery stable in C’ville: horses for hire,
saddles, hacks, "drummer” wagons (for the traveling salesman).
A. There was a ladies’ waiting
room, nicely furnished, where they could rest and wait for their husbands..
B. There was a men’s “Office”
where they could rest, chew the fat or contract business. . -
3. Mr. Gill bought the Thomas Munford Greek revival home on hill
across Red River, which had been used directly after the war as the Tennessee
Confederate Orphans Home.
4. He named his place “Orphans Stock Farm”.
A. On this farm he had 1/2
mll. race track where he. trained race horses.
B. He also bred and sold
fine horses and mules.
Information used on the Greenwood Historic Tour of 2001. Site location information may be found on the Greenwood Cemetery site.
Submitted by Randall Rubel e-mail: RRUBEL@peoplepc.com
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