Powhatan Wooldridge Maxey

1810–1876 (age 66)

Military Officer

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About Powhatan Wooldridge Maxey

Powhatan Wooldridge Maxey (1810–1876) lived to age 66. They were a military officer. Born in Nashville. They are buried at Nashville City Cemetery in Tennessee.

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