Cyrall was the second son of Clarence Alvin and Gertrude Mabel Morris. Unfortunately, he passed away approximately six months after birth. According to family, he was buried in the Black Forest near Eastonville.
In the late 1990's, my mother, Barbara Louise Hemenover Cates, and I visited the Eastonville Cemetery which was formerly known as the Black Forest Cemetery according to locals. After walking the cemetery multiple times, we decided that Grandpa Morris had made a wooden marker and it deterioated over the years.
In the late 1990's, my mother, Barbara Louise Hemenover Cates, and I visited the Eastonville Cemetery which was formerly known as the Black Forest Cemetery according to locals. After walking the cemetery multiple times, we decided that Grandpa Morris had made a wooden marker and it deterioated over the years.
Cyrall was the second son of Clarence Alvin and Gertrude Mabel Morris. Unfortunately, he passed away approximately six months after birth. According to family, he was buried in the Black Forest near Eastonville.
In the late 1990's, my mother, Barbara Louise Hemenover Cates, and I visited the Eastonville Cemetery which was formerly known as the Black Forest Cemetery according to locals. After walking the cemetery multiple times, we decided that Grandpa Morris had made a wooden marker and it deterioated over the years.
In the late 1990's, my mother, Barbara Louise Hemenover Cates, and I visited the Eastonville Cemetery which was formerly known as the Black Forest Cemetery according to locals. After walking the cemetery multiple times, we decided that Grandpa Morris had made a wooden marker and it deterioated over the years.
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