Daughter of Daniel P. Bystle and his first wife, Rosanna Laurence. She is buried in a family plot between her mother and another child whose stone is unreadable except for the BYSTLE surname.
Emma and her mother may have been victims of a cholera epidemic that ravaged Shasta in late 1861 through 1863, according to Park records.
Emma and her mother may have been victims of a cholera epidemic that ravaged Shasta in late 1861 through 1863, according to Park records.
Daughter of Daniel P. Bystle and his first wife, Rosanna Laurence. She is buried in a family plot between her mother and another child whose stone is unreadable except for the BYSTLE surname.
Emma and her mother may have been victims of a cholera epidemic that ravaged Shasta in late 1861 through 1863, according to Park records.
Emma and her mother may have been victims of a cholera epidemic that ravaged Shasta in late 1861 through 1863, according to Park records.
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