These were the children of Edward Ira and Elizabeth Jane (Smith) Moses.
On November 9, 1886, Elizabeth Jane's sister, Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Moses, died. According to family lore, about that same time Elizabeth had given birth to twins that did not live. It is believed that the twins were buried in the same grave as their maternal aunt. Edward Ira and his brother Lucuis Newton "Newt" married sisters.
On November 9, 1886, Elizabeth Jane's sister, Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Moses, died. According to family lore, about that same time Elizabeth had given birth to twins that did not live. It is believed that the twins were buried in the same grave as their maternal aunt. Edward Ira and his brother Lucuis Newton "Newt" married sisters.
These were the children of Edward Ira and Elizabeth Jane (Smith) Moses.
On November 9, 1886, Elizabeth Jane's sister, Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Moses, died. According to family lore, about that same time Elizabeth had given birth to twins that did not live. It is believed that the twins were buried in the same grave as their maternal aunt. Edward Ira and his brother Lucuis Newton "Newt" married sisters.
On November 9, 1886, Elizabeth Jane's sister, Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Moses, died. According to family lore, about that same time Elizabeth had given birth to twins that did not live. It is believed that the twins were buried in the same grave as their maternal aunt. Edward Ira and his brother Lucuis Newton "Newt" married sisters.
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