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Last updated
Tuesday, 11-Sep-2018 03:30:18 MDT

SMALLPOX CEMETERY

Spring St.
Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas

This cemetery is located about 1/4 mile west of Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Only one marker stands at the location of the "pest house" (hospital for smallpox).1

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Murray, William V.    born at Charleston, Talahachi, Mississippi, December 19, 1871, died February 16, 1896, in Hot Springs, Arkansas1

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1   Inez E. Cline and Bobbie Jones McLane, Garland County, Arkansas Tombstone Inscriptions Eastern Volume I (Hot Springs, AR: 1969).

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