Daughter of Peter Edick and Elizabeth Orilla Davey Edick.
Lana and husband Samuel were the parents of at least 9 children, several of whom died young and others who were adopted.
Following the death of Samuel, Lana was briefly married to Andrew Damon, then widowed again.
Her death record states she died of Organic Disease of Heart, with a contributory "cold".
"The angel of death has...entered this place and taken Mrs. Lena Damon and Mrs. D. O. Whitney, mother and daughter...They had been sick but a few days of pneumonia." Source: Pulaski Democrat Mar 24 1920.
Lana and husband Samuel were the parents of at least 9 children, several of whom died young and others who were adopted.
Following the death of Samuel, Lana was briefly married to Andrew Damon, then widowed again.
Her death record states she died of Organic Disease of Heart, with a contributory "cold".
"The angel of death has...entered this place and taken Mrs. Lena Damon and Mrs. D. O. Whitney, mother and daughter...They had been sick but a few days of pneumonia." Source: Pulaski Democrat Mar 24 1920.
Daughter of Peter Edick and Elizabeth Orilla Davey Edick.
Lana and husband Samuel were the parents of at least 9 children, several of whom died young and others who were adopted.
Following the death of Samuel, Lana was briefly married to Andrew Damon, then widowed again.
Her death record states she died of Organic Disease of Heart, with a contributory "cold".
"The angel of death has...entered this place and taken Mrs. Lena Damon and Mrs. D. O. Whitney, mother and daughter...They had been sick but a few days of pneumonia." Source: Pulaski Democrat Mar 24 1920.
Lana and husband Samuel were the parents of at least 9 children, several of whom died young and others who were adopted.
Following the death of Samuel, Lana was briefly married to Andrew Damon, then widowed again.
Her death record states she died of Organic Disease of Heart, with a contributory "cold".
"The angel of death has...entered this place and taken Mrs. Lena Damon and Mrs. D. O. Whitney, mother and daughter...They had been sick but a few days of pneumonia." Source: Pulaski Democrat Mar 24 1920.
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wife of Samuel H. Davey
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on same stone with Samuel
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