An unnamed 1 week old baby boy who was the son of Gilbert Sylvester Anderson and Missouri Lane. The obituary of Missouri Lane Anderson says of her infant, "About a week before, God took from them their youngest child about a week old." Family tradition says the mother and baby were either buried together or next to each other in the same grave. (Information from my grandmother, Mary Alvira Anderson Halsey, the baby's sister).
The headstone of Missouri Lane Anderson was not there until after Ola (Missouri Lane Anderson’s daughter) died. Ola had her family promise to get her mom, Missouri Lane Anderson, a marker. Missouri's stone is centered over 4 graves, the 4 wooden markers having long ago disappeared: Clyde the 4 yr old 1st born daughter of Missouri, Grandma Missouri Lane Anderson, her week old baby Boy, and Lessie Alverta Lane DeBoard (Grandma Missouri's sister).
The headstone of Missouri Lane Anderson was not there until after Ola (Missouri Lane Anderson’s daughter) died. Ola had her family promise to get her mom, Missouri Lane Anderson, a marker. Missouri's stone is centered over 4 graves, the 4 wooden markers having long ago disappeared: Clyde the 4 yr old 1st born daughter of Missouri, Grandma Missouri Lane Anderson, her week old baby Boy, and Lessie Alverta Lane DeBoard (Grandma Missouri's sister).
An unnamed 1 week old baby boy who was the son of Gilbert Sylvester Anderson and Missouri Lane. The obituary of Missouri Lane Anderson says of her infant, "About a week before, God took from them their youngest child about a week old." Family tradition says the mother and baby were either buried together or next to each other in the same grave. (Information from my grandmother, Mary Alvira Anderson Halsey, the baby's sister).
The headstone of Missouri Lane Anderson was not there until after Ola (Missouri Lane Anderson’s daughter) died. Ola had her family promise to get her mom, Missouri Lane Anderson, a marker. Missouri's stone is centered over 4 graves, the 4 wooden markers having long ago disappeared: Clyde the 4 yr old 1st born daughter of Missouri, Grandma Missouri Lane Anderson, her week old baby Boy, and Lessie Alverta Lane DeBoard (Grandma Missouri's sister).
The headstone of Missouri Lane Anderson was not there until after Ola (Missouri Lane Anderson’s daughter) died. Ola had her family promise to get her mom, Missouri Lane Anderson, a marker. Missouri's stone is centered over 4 graves, the 4 wooden markers having long ago disappeared: Clyde the 4 yr old 1st born daughter of Missouri, Grandma Missouri Lane Anderson, her week old baby Boy, and Lessie Alverta Lane DeBoard (Grandma Missouri's sister).
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