The following was written by Find A Grave contributor Gayla Peterson:
"During the 1880's, a wagon train was traveling through Dallas County, Missouri. A little girl was very ill and the train stopped near Buffalo. She died and was buried in the cemetery at the Lindley Christian church. Her name has been long forgotten, but in 2006 when Richard Snider placed a stone for his wife, Vickie, he also placed a stone for the Little Girl."
"During the 1880's, a wagon train was traveling through Dallas County, Missouri. A little girl was very ill and the train stopped near Buffalo. She died and was buried in the cemetery at the Lindley Christian church. Her name has been long forgotten, but in 2006 when Richard Snider placed a stone for his wife, Vickie, he also placed a stone for the Little Girl."
The following was written by Find A Grave contributor Gayla Peterson:
"During the 1880's, a wagon train was traveling through Dallas County, Missouri. A little girl was very ill and the train stopped near Buffalo. She died and was buried in the cemetery at the Lindley Christian church. Her name has been long forgotten, but in 2006 when Richard Snider placed a stone for his wife, Vickie, he also placed a stone for the Little Girl."
"During the 1880's, a wagon train was traveling through Dallas County, Missouri. A little girl was very ill and the train stopped near Buffalo. She died and was buried in the cemetery at the Lindley Christian church. Her name has been long forgotten, but in 2006 when Richard Snider placed a stone for his wife, Vickie, he also placed a stone for the Little Girl."
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Little Girl
Circa 1880
