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Re: Attention Jerry Coffee, re: Wyatt, 10th Texas

Elijah Wyatt could actually have been buried anywhere near Little Rock. He amy have died from 10 to 20 miles from Little Rock and was immediately buried by his negroes. Family geneology records only mention a "Confederate Cemetery" at Little Rock as the burial site. That is specific as the record indicate. I am sure he is buried in an unmarked grave since he was not in the Confederate army.

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