Died. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dod on the 19th inst. lost one of their infant twin boys from cholera infantum. His name was Albert, and was about fourteen months old. The interment was made in the Lexington cemetery Friday morning. From the Lexington Gazette (VA) dated 25 Oct 1905. Based on this, he was in ABOUT Aug 1904.
Lexington Presbyterian Cemetery later became Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery and often Lexington Cemetery is listed on death certificates. In 1905, Virginia did not record death certicates.
Lexington Presbyterian Cemetery later became Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery and often Lexington Cemetery is listed on death certificates. In 1905, Virginia did not record death certicates.
Died. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dod on the 19th inst. lost one of their infant twin boys from cholera infantum. His name was Albert, and was about fourteen months old. The interment was made in the Lexington cemetery Friday morning. From the Lexington Gazette (VA) dated 25 Oct 1905. Based on this, he was in ABOUT Aug 1904.
Lexington Presbyterian Cemetery later became Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery and often Lexington Cemetery is listed on death certificates. In 1905, Virginia did not record death certicates.
Lexington Presbyterian Cemetery later became Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery and often Lexington Cemetery is listed on death certificates. In 1905, Virginia did not record death certicates.
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