Jenny was the daughter of James and Emeline Spooner Brown. She died at 3 years, 4 months and 13 days old. In about 1853 her family moved to Milford, DE.
Her lonely, broken grave stone is toward the back of the cemetery, near Morgan Street side.
Her name was broken off her stone, but the bottom fourth of her name remains. I was able to find her because the James & Emeline was clear to read on the stone.
Rest in Peace, Little Cousin
Her lonely, broken grave stone is toward the back of the cemetery, near Morgan Street side.
Her name was broken off her stone, but the bottom fourth of her name remains. I was able to find her because the James & Emeline was clear to read on the stone.
Rest in Peace, Little Cousin
Jenny was the daughter of James and Emeline Spooner Brown. She died at 3 years, 4 months and 13 days old. In about 1853 her family moved to Milford, DE.
Her lonely, broken grave stone is toward the back of the cemetery, near Morgan Street side.
Her name was broken off her stone, but the bottom fourth of her name remains. I was able to find her because the James & Emeline was clear to read on the stone.
Rest in Peace, Little Cousin
Her lonely, broken grave stone is toward the back of the cemetery, near Morgan Street side.
Her name was broken off her stone, but the bottom fourth of her name remains. I was able to find her because the James & Emeline was clear to read on the stone.
Rest in Peace, Little Cousin
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