History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin,
F.A. Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. p. 268.  [Wallonia Precinct]

ABITHAL WALLACE was born March 18, 1839, in Stewart County, Tenn.  He is
the eldest child of a family of ten born to James Wallace and Martha
Whitehurst; the former was born in 1815, in Stewart County, Tenn.  He died
in 1880, aged sixty-three.  The latter is the daughter of Joshua
Whitehurst, who was born in Martin County, N. C., in 1776, and now a
resident of Stewart County, Tenn., where he is enjoying a reasonable degree
of health, at the advanced age of one hundred and eight years.  Our subject
came with his parents to Trigg County, in 1855.  He assisted on their farm
till [sic] the age of twenty-one, since which time he has been engaged at
contracting and building.  In 1860, he built a residence in Cadiz, now
occupied by W. C. White.  He owns a store room in Wallonia, and other
property in the village.  He in company with Maj. Bingham built several
bridges in this county.  From 1876 to 1882 he was engaged in merchandising
in Wallonia.  He now has an interest in a drug store in Princeton, Ky.
Mr. Wallace enlisted in 1862, Company D, Col. Woodard's Second Regiment of
Cavalry; served about nine months, after which the regiment was disbanded
near Columbia, Tenn.  He was married February 7, 1861, to Mary D. Cameron.
She was born in this county; two sons bless this union--Alexander and
James D. Wallace.

Wallace Whitehurst White Cameron
=
Stewart-TN Martin-NC

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