Grayson County, Texas - M.L. Boling CSA Obituary
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Note: This obituary appeared in vol. XXIX, September, 1921, p. 346 
      of "The Confederate Veteran Magazine".


	M. L. BOLING

M. L. Boling died at his home, in Sherman, Tex., on April 3, 1921, at
the age of seventy-three years.  He is survived by his wife and one son, 
of that city, also a sister of Tucson, Ariz. Comrade Boling was born on 
April 10, 1847, in Marshall County, Miss.  He enlisted in April, 1864, 
at Holly Springs, Miss., in Company C, 18th Mississippi Cavalry, Chalmers's
Brigade, Forrest's Division, Wheeler's Corps.  His company was escort for 
General Chalmers.  He participated in the Harrisburg or Tupelo fight, also
in the battles of Johnsonville, Franklin, and Nashville, and many other
smaller engagements, the last being at Selma, Ala., and surrendered at 
Gainesville, Ala.  He went to Texas in 1876 and settled in Grayson County,
where he had since lived.