Caleb was one of 5 known children of Caleb & Mary Curling Forbes. He died young, before Apr 1831 when his parents left Currituck Co, NC for Marshall Co, IL.
His siblings were:
1. William 1809-1842 IL, m. 1834 Hannah Buckingham
2. Courtney 1811-1886 IL, m. 1833 Josiah Wms. Martin
3. Frances 1817 - d. 1845-7, m. 1835 Jordan Sawyer
4. Peter 1817-1860, m. 1841 Sarah Buckingham
Caleb was undoubtedly buried in a farm cemetery in Currituck County. While his birth information is in the family bible no death information is noted. It was undoubtedly a painful experience to his family.
Wooden markers were customarily used and they certainly did not last.
His siblings were:
1. William 1809-1842 IL, m. 1834 Hannah Buckingham
2. Courtney 1811-1886 IL, m. 1833 Josiah Wms. Martin
3. Frances 1817 - d. 1845-7, m. 1835 Jordan Sawyer
4. Peter 1817-1860, m. 1841 Sarah Buckingham
Caleb was undoubtedly buried in a farm cemetery in Currituck County. While his birth information is in the family bible no death information is noted. It was undoubtedly a painful experience to his family.
Wooden markers were customarily used and they certainly did not last.
Caleb was one of 5 known children of Caleb & Mary Curling Forbes. He died young, before Apr 1831 when his parents left Currituck Co, NC for Marshall Co, IL.
His siblings were:
1. William 1809-1842 IL, m. 1834 Hannah Buckingham
2. Courtney 1811-1886 IL, m. 1833 Josiah Wms. Martin
3. Frances 1817 - d. 1845-7, m. 1835 Jordan Sawyer
4. Peter 1817-1860, m. 1841 Sarah Buckingham
Caleb was undoubtedly buried in a farm cemetery in Currituck County. While his birth information is in the family bible no death information is noted. It was undoubtedly a painful experience to his family.
Wooden markers were customarily used and they certainly did not last.
His siblings were:
1. William 1809-1842 IL, m. 1834 Hannah Buckingham
2. Courtney 1811-1886 IL, m. 1833 Josiah Wms. Martin
3. Frances 1817 - d. 1845-7, m. 1835 Jordan Sawyer
4. Peter 1817-1860, m. 1841 Sarah Buckingham
Caleb was undoubtedly buried in a farm cemetery in Currituck County. While his birth information is in the family bible no death information is noted. It was undoubtedly a painful experience to his family.
Wooden markers were customarily used and they certainly did not last.
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