It is not certain that this person is buried in this cemetery, but he is surely buried in a cemetery nearby in Braxton or Clay County, West Virginia.
He was the oldest child of John L. Duffield and Elizabeth (Frame) Duffield, who moved to McHenry County, Illinois with most of their other children, where they died and are buried. Robert Vance Duffield seemed to have married and settled in Braxton County, West Virginia, so he never moved to Illinois. The spelling of the name was changed to Dufield in Illinois.
Bio by Ronald Decker, his third great-grandson.
He was the oldest child of John L. Duffield and Elizabeth (Frame) Duffield, who moved to McHenry County, Illinois with most of their other children, where they died and are buried. Robert Vance Duffield seemed to have married and settled in Braxton County, West Virginia, so he never moved to Illinois. The spelling of the name was changed to Dufield in Illinois.
Bio by Ronald Decker, his third great-grandson.
It is not certain that this person is buried in this cemetery, but he is surely buried in a cemetery nearby in Braxton or Clay County, West Virginia.
He was the oldest child of John L. Duffield and Elizabeth (Frame) Duffield, who moved to McHenry County, Illinois with most of their other children, where they died and are buried. Robert Vance Duffield seemed to have married and settled in Braxton County, West Virginia, so he never moved to Illinois. The spelling of the name was changed to Dufield in Illinois.
Bio by Ronald Decker, his third great-grandson.
He was the oldest child of John L. Duffield and Elizabeth (Frame) Duffield, who moved to McHenry County, Illinois with most of their other children, where they died and are buried. Robert Vance Duffield seemed to have married and settled in Braxton County, West Virginia, so he never moved to Illinois. The spelling of the name was changed to Dufield in Illinois.
Bio by Ronald Decker, his third great-grandson.
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