He was a son of James Franklin Anderson and Emma Lavina Vetter.
I am not POSITIVE he is buried in the cemetery, but since his parents lived on the land at the time of his death and are also buried in the cemetery, it makes sense that he is also buried there. There are three markers near his parents with no writing on them. They may have had writing on them at one time and it has faded away. I am ASSUMING these three markers represent the burial location of the three infant sons James and Emma lost.
I am not POSITIVE he is buried in the cemetery, but since his parents lived on the land at the time of his death and are also buried in the cemetery, it makes sense that he is also buried there. There are three markers near his parents with no writing on them. They may have had writing on them at one time and it has faded away. I am ASSUMING these three markers represent the burial location of the three infant sons James and Emma lost.
He was a son of James Franklin Anderson and Emma Lavina Vetter.
I am not POSITIVE he is buried in the cemetery, but since his parents lived on the land at the time of his death and are also buried in the cemetery, it makes sense that he is also buried there. There are three markers near his parents with no writing on them. They may have had writing on them at one time and it has faded away. I am ASSUMING these three markers represent the burial location of the three infant sons James and Emma lost.
I am not POSITIVE he is buried in the cemetery, but since his parents lived on the land at the time of his death and are also buried in the cemetery, it makes sense that he is also buried there. There are three markers near his parents with no writing on them. They may have had writing on them at one time and it has faded away. I am ASSUMING these three markers represent the burial location of the three infant sons James and Emma lost.
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