Memorial Record of Western Kentucky, Lewis Publishing Company, 1904,
pp 737 [Graves]

     THOMAS L. GALLOWAY.  In the death of Thomas L. Galloway Graves
county lost one of its most prominent and useful citizens.  He was
identified with the agricultural interests of this section of the
state throughout the period of his business career, and his life was
filled with good deeds and kindly thoughts, while all who knew him
entertained for him the highest regard by reason of his upright,
honorable life.  Mr. Galloway was born in Graves county in 1858 and
was a son of Samuel S. and Adaline (Gillerland) Galloway, natives
respectively of Murray county, Tennessee, and Alabama.  In the
paternal line the family is of Irish origin, and the grandfather of
our subject, John Galloway, also claimed Murray county, Tennessee,
as the place of his nativity.
     Thomas L. Galloway enjoyed the educational privilege afforded
by the public schools of his native county, and his entire life was
spent in the tilling of the soil.  In 1886 he was united in marriage
to Miss Susan E. Cross, a native of Graves county, and prior to her
marriage she was a teacher in the public schools.  This union was
blessed with seven children, namely: Roscoe, T. Z., Lora, Samuel,
Lillie (deceased), Curtis and Lady T.  On the 3d of November, 1902,
the loving husband and father was summoned into eternal rest, at the
age of forty-four years, three months and twelve days, respected and
honored by all who knew him.  When the final summons came he was
resigned and ready, administering comfort and giving advice to his
life-long companion and children, and departed this life with faith
and Christian courage.  Mrs. Galloway is a worthy member of the
Primitive Baptist church.

Galloway Gillerland Cross
=
Murray-TN AL

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