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Parents:
-Sylvester Manuel Myers
-Lillie Belle [Thomas] Myers
(they eventually moved to California & are buried in Fresno)
Siblings:
-Dessie Mae [Myers] Edwards
-Nancy "Bessie" [Myers] Edwards
-Loyal Sylvester Myers
-Fred Adamson Myers
-Pearl I. [Myers] Hoopes
-'Infant male' Myers, no name
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~At the time of her death in 1917, Daphene's paternal aunt by marriage, Emma V. [Knapp] Myers (her husband was Dan R. Myers...brother of Daphene's dad, Sylvester Myers) had a sister living w/ her family in Bishop, Tx. Their names were Mary E. "Mamie" [Knapp] Lindsey & Emmett Wade Lindsey.
The informant's signature on Daphene's death certificate was an "E.W. Lindsey" & her death certificate says she was buried in the 'Bishop Cemetery'.
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*NOTE #1: In 1917, 'Restland Memory Park' wasn't established yet. But in April of 1920, several bodies were moved from the older 'Bishop Cemetery #1' (now called 'St. James Catholic Cemetery') to the new 'Bishop Cemetery #2' (now called 'Restland Memory Park'). I don't know which cemetery she's actually at. I've never seen or found a headstone w/ her name, so it's either unmarked and/or lost.
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*NOTE #2: E.W. Lindsey & Mamie [Knapp] Lindsey are my great-grandparents, and Emma [Knapp] Myers is my great x2 aunt.
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***UPDATE***
-Nov. 20, 2017: My sincere thanks to Mrs. Nancy Smith of the Bishop Cemetery Association's Board of Directors for her help in letting me know that Daphene Myers was NOT buried @ Restland Memory Park. (According to Restland's map/info, she is NOT buried there; nor was she one of the 24 bodies moved in 1920.) Therefore, she's buried somewhere at St. James Cemetery (aka Bishop Cemetery #1)
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Parents:
-Sylvester Manuel Myers
-Lillie Belle [Thomas] Myers
(they eventually moved to California & are buried in Fresno)
Siblings:
-Dessie Mae [Myers] Edwards
-Nancy "Bessie" [Myers] Edwards
-Loyal Sylvester Myers
-Fred Adamson Myers
-Pearl I. [Myers] Hoopes
-'Infant male' Myers, no name
__________________________________
~At the time of her death in 1917, Daphene's paternal aunt by marriage, Emma V. [Knapp] Myers (her husband was Dan R. Myers...brother of Daphene's dad, Sylvester Myers) had a sister living w/ her family in Bishop, Tx. Their names were Mary E. "Mamie" [Knapp] Lindsey & Emmett Wade Lindsey.
The informant's signature on Daphene's death certificate was an "E.W. Lindsey" & her death certificate says she was buried in the 'Bishop Cemetery'.
—————————
*NOTE #1: In 1917, 'Restland Memory Park' wasn't established yet. But in April of 1920, several bodies were moved from the older 'Bishop Cemetery #1' (now called 'St. James Catholic Cemetery') to the new 'Bishop Cemetery #2' (now called 'Restland Memory Park'). I don't know which cemetery she's actually at. I've never seen or found a headstone w/ her name, so it's either unmarked and/or lost.
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*NOTE #2: E.W. Lindsey & Mamie [Knapp] Lindsey are my great-grandparents, and Emma [Knapp] Myers is my great x2 aunt.
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***UPDATE***
-Nov. 20, 2017: My sincere thanks to Mrs. Nancy Smith of the Bishop Cemetery Association's Board of Directors for her help in letting me know that Daphene Myers was NOT buried @ Restland Memory Park. (According to Restland's map/info, she is NOT buried there; nor was she one of the 24 bodies moved in 1920.) Therefore, she's buried somewhere at St. James Cemetery (aka Bishop Cemetery #1)
Gravesite Details
St. James Catholic Cemetery (aka Bishop Cemetery #1) was the original "city" cemetery for Bishop prior to April of 1920.
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