"Died in his second year" according to the stone.
Albert H. Sudderth, son of John and M.B. Sudderth. d. 11-13-1831 in 2nd year. Two burials exist in the cemetery for this same boy. One stone is not in the same row as his father and mother and is an older 1831 style. A newer stone is indeed in the same row as his parents. One can only speculate that his remains may have been moved at a later date, but both stones are still in place.
NOTE: Two burial stone photos, located in two different rows of this cemetery. The first or top stone is period-correct for the boy's burial. I cannot determine which stone he is actually buried under. Both graves are sunken-in.
Albert H. Sudderth, son of John and M.B. Sudderth. d. 11-13-1831 in 2nd year. Two burials exist in the cemetery for this same boy. One stone is not in the same row as his father and mother and is an older 1831 style. A newer stone is indeed in the same row as his parents. One can only speculate that his remains may have been moved at a later date, but both stones are still in place.
NOTE: Two burial stone photos, located in two different rows of this cemetery. The first or top stone is period-correct for the boy's burial. I cannot determine which stone he is actually buried under. Both graves are sunken-in.
"Died in his second year" according to the stone.
Albert H. Sudderth, son of John and M.B. Sudderth. d. 11-13-1831 in 2nd year. Two burials exist in the cemetery for this same boy. One stone is not in the same row as his father and mother and is an older 1831 style. A newer stone is indeed in the same row as his parents. One can only speculate that his remains may have been moved at a later date, but both stones are still in place.
NOTE: Two burial stone photos, located in two different rows of this cemetery. The first or top stone is period-correct for the boy's burial. I cannot determine which stone he is actually buried under. Both graves are sunken-in.
Albert H. Sudderth, son of John and M.B. Sudderth. d. 11-13-1831 in 2nd year. Two burials exist in the cemetery for this same boy. One stone is not in the same row as his father and mother and is an older 1831 style. A newer stone is indeed in the same row as his parents. One can only speculate that his remains may have been moved at a later date, but both stones are still in place.
NOTE: Two burial stone photos, located in two different rows of this cemetery. The first or top stone is period-correct for the boy's burial. I cannot determine which stone he is actually buried under. Both graves are sunken-in.
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