Married: 1 May 1810 Hampshire Co WVA
"Isaac Decker took his extra crops (from Crawford Co IL) to New Orleans and on his return trip died from yellow fever. He was buried near the Mississippi River and "when the next winter his widow sent for the body the bank at that point had been wholly carried away by the stream." - John Boyle
"Isaac Decker took his extra crops (from Crawford Co IL) to New Orleans and on his return trip died from yellow fever. He was buried near the Mississippi River and "when the next winter his widow sent for the body the bank at that point had been wholly carried away by the stream." - John Boyle
Married: 1 May 1810 Hampshire Co WVA
"Isaac Decker took his extra crops (from Crawford Co IL) to New Orleans and on his return trip died from yellow fever. He was buried near the Mississippi River and "when the next winter his widow sent for the body the bank at that point had been wholly carried away by the stream." - John Boyle
"Isaac Decker took his extra crops (from Crawford Co IL) to New Orleans and on his return trip died from yellow fever. He was buried near the Mississippi River and "when the next winter his widow sent for the body the bank at that point had been wholly carried away by the stream." - John Boyle
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