Randolph County AlArchives Photo Tombstone.....Adamson, Samuel Mardis 
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Cemetery:           Liberty West Baptist Church Cemetery
Name:               Samuel Mardis Adamson

Date Of Photograph: July 16, 2004
Photo can be seen at:
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Samuel Mardis Adamson, 3 July 1835 - 8 November 1903,
Private, Company K, 14th Alabama Volunteers,
46th Infanty Regiment, CSA

Son of William Coats Adamson and Elizabeth Crawley Adamson,

Liberty West Baptist Church Cemetery,
Township 22, Range 11, Section 7, in
Southwestern Randolph County

Additional Comments:
Originally known as Liberty Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, 
and later called Louina Cemetery for the co-located village of the same name.  
Louina declined as an economic and social center for southwestern Randolph 
County with the early 20th century founding of the railroad town of Wadley 
across the Tallapoosa River; Louina was largely abandoned by World War I.


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