When they married, he signed his marriage affidavit as Cale instead of Gale (June 26 1911 Jackson County, MO). The stone engraver didn't make the usual left-right mark on the C for G as on other stones. You put a note on this memorial about the other possible last name. Cemetery records had it under "G" but marriage records show otherwise. And she died in 1918. There is a lot of them missing because of the great flu epidemic that year.
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CONTRIBUTOR CAMERON HERRELL
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CONTRIBUTOR CAMERON HERRELL
When they married, he signed his marriage affidavit as Cale instead of Gale (June 26 1911 Jackson County, MO). The stone engraver didn't make the usual left-right mark on the C for G as on other stones. You put a note on this memorial about the other possible last name. Cemetery records had it under "G" but marriage records show otherwise. And she died in 1918. There is a lot of them missing because of the great flu epidemic that year.
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CONTRIBUTOR CAMERON HERRELL
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CONTRIBUTOR CAMERON HERRELL
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