I believe this to be the Lillie Darnes whose death was described in this newspaper article:
A little girl named Lillie Darnes, of Coshocton County, died recently of lockjaw, procured by running a nail in her foot
The Ohio State Journal
Columbus, Friday, January 25, 1878
Page 1
The original information about this memorial was:
Born about 1819 and died 22 Jun 1828
Died at the age of 8 yrs. 8 mo. 14 days. Daughter of J. W. & H. Darnes.
The comments about her mother being Hannah Follin Darnes I could not validate but I could find A J.W. Darnes married to a Melvina Van Kirk living in the area during the 1870's
A little girl named Lillie Darnes, of Coshocton County, died recently of lockjaw, procured by running a nail in her foot
The Ohio State Journal
Columbus, Friday, January 25, 1878
Page 1
The original information about this memorial was:
Born about 1819 and died 22 Jun 1828
Died at the age of 8 yrs. 8 mo. 14 days. Daughter of J. W. & H. Darnes.
The comments about her mother being Hannah Follin Darnes I could not validate but I could find A J.W. Darnes married to a Melvina Van Kirk living in the area during the 1870's
I believe this to be the Lillie Darnes whose death was described in this newspaper article:
A little girl named Lillie Darnes, of Coshocton County, died recently of lockjaw, procured by running a nail in her foot
The Ohio State Journal
Columbus, Friday, January 25, 1878
Page 1
The original information about this memorial was:
Born about 1819 and died 22 Jun 1828
Died at the age of 8 yrs. 8 mo. 14 days. Daughter of J. W. & H. Darnes.
The comments about her mother being Hannah Follin Darnes I could not validate but I could find A J.W. Darnes married to a Melvina Van Kirk living in the area during the 1870's
A little girl named Lillie Darnes, of Coshocton County, died recently of lockjaw, procured by running a nail in her foot
The Ohio State Journal
Columbus, Friday, January 25, 1878
Page 1
The original information about this memorial was:
Born about 1819 and died 22 Jun 1828
Died at the age of 8 yrs. 8 mo. 14 days. Daughter of J. W. & H. Darnes.
The comments about her mother being Hannah Follin Darnes I could not validate but I could find A J.W. Darnes married to a Melvina Van Kirk living in the area during the 1870's
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