Dau of Z & Susan Anderson.
The oldest identifiable stone in the cemetery, and very well preserved for its age.
I find a Zachariah and Susan Anderson in Washington Twp, Johnson Co, Missouri, in 1850. Zachariah is a teacher born in Kentucky, and Susan was born in Virginia. No other Susan Andersons I have located are married to a man whose name starts with Z.
The oldest identifiable stone in the cemetery, and very well preserved for its age.
I find a Zachariah and Susan Anderson in Washington Twp, Johnson Co, Missouri, in 1850. Zachariah is a teacher born in Kentucky, and Susan was born in Virginia. No other Susan Andersons I have located are married to a man whose name starts with Z.
Dau of Z & Susan Anderson.
The oldest identifiable stone in the cemetery, and very well preserved for its age.
I find a Zachariah and Susan Anderson in Washington Twp, Johnson Co, Missouri, in 1850. Zachariah is a teacher born in Kentucky, and Susan was born in Virginia. No other Susan Andersons I have located are married to a man whose name starts with Z.
The oldest identifiable stone in the cemetery, and very well preserved for its age.
I find a Zachariah and Susan Anderson in Washington Twp, Johnson Co, Missouri, in 1850. Zachariah is a teacher born in Kentucky, and Susan was born in Virginia. No other Susan Andersons I have located are married to a man whose name starts with Z.
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Although toppled over and laying flat, where damage usually starts quickly, it is still very crisp and clear.
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