Both Rhoda and John Pulfrey were in 'Garner, Hancock County, Iowa' in the 1940 census and it wouldn't surprise me if they died there.
But as BOTH their sets of parents are buried in this cemetery as well, they must have decided to 'come home' and get buried here too.
But as BOTH their sets of parents are buried in this cemetery as well, they must have decided to 'come home' and get buried here too.
Both Rhoda and John Pulfrey were in 'Garner, Hancock County, Iowa' in the 1940 census and it wouldn't surprise me if they died there.
But as BOTH their sets of parents are buried in this cemetery as well, they must have decided to 'come home' and get buried here too.
But as BOTH their sets of parents are buried in this cemetery as well, they must have decided to 'come home' and get buried here too.
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"John T. Pulfrey, 1867-1940.
Rhoda E. Pulfrey, Wife, 1876-1948."
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