Daniel was first married 3/21/1883 to Clara Bell Bybee and they had one son, Earl. She died in 1884. Her exact burial is unknown but it is assumed that she is buried in either Rosemont or Woodlawn. He then married Hannah Mary Watts, 5/29/1890 and they had four children: Alta Mae, Helen, Lawrence and Clara.
His first wife, Belle, has a memorial here in Rosemont, but no stone was found. I received this information from contributor #46846008:
I have a copy of a newspaper clipping which tells of Belle Mickle, 21 years of age passing away and leaving a baby boy about two weeks of age. It states she was buried in Plymouth. Rosemont was an active new cemetery at the time, (1886 I believe it was) and the other Plymouth cemetery which is near the highway east of Plymouth, was in poor condition.
His first wife, Belle, has a memorial here in Rosemont, but no stone was found. I received this information from contributor #46846008:
I have a copy of a newspaper clipping which tells of Belle Mickle, 21 years of age passing away and leaving a baby boy about two weeks of age. It states she was buried in Plymouth. Rosemont was an active new cemetery at the time, (1886 I believe it was) and the other Plymouth cemetery which is near the highway east of Plymouth, was in poor condition.
Daniel was first married 3/21/1883 to Clara Bell Bybee and they had one son, Earl. She died in 1884. Her exact burial is unknown but it is assumed that she is buried in either Rosemont or Woodlawn. He then married Hannah Mary Watts, 5/29/1890 and they had four children: Alta Mae, Helen, Lawrence and Clara.
His first wife, Belle, has a memorial here in Rosemont, but no stone was found. I received this information from contributor #46846008:
I have a copy of a newspaper clipping which tells of Belle Mickle, 21 years of age passing away and leaving a baby boy about two weeks of age. It states she was buried in Plymouth. Rosemont was an active new cemetery at the time, (1886 I believe it was) and the other Plymouth cemetery which is near the highway east of Plymouth, was in poor condition.
His first wife, Belle, has a memorial here in Rosemont, but no stone was found. I received this information from contributor #46846008:
I have a copy of a newspaper clipping which tells of Belle Mickle, 21 years of age passing away and leaving a baby boy about two weeks of age. It states she was buried in Plymouth. Rosemont was an active new cemetery at the time, (1886 I believe it was) and the other Plymouth cemetery which is near the highway east of Plymouth, was in poor condition.
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