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Tipton - Albert Gallatin Tipton and Mary Elizabeth Dotson - Brief bio

Albert Gallatin Tipton was a Mason and served in the Civil War as a 2nd lieutenant in the 10th Brigade. He was a farmer and was interested in minerals. He moved his family to Texas from Walker County, Georgia, in 1850. He settled in Lone Star, Cherokee County, Texas.

Linked to Mary Elizabeth Dotson; Albert Gallatin Tipton

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