Both Eugenia and her husband George Faucett had funeral notices in the newspaper that both said interment private and did not say where they were being interred. The death certificate solved that mystery. I would suppose George then is interred in Lincoln Memorial also. George died in Portland Nov. 10, 1961.
Her death certificate has a mistake on it. It says her father's name was James. His name wasn't James, it was John.
Files on Ancestry.com, and the 1880 census, show Eugenia's first name as Sarah and middle name Eugenia. Pretty much everywhere else you look it is just Eugenia. I have found an amazing number of people in my research in the early 1900's that went by their middle name like it was a fad or some such thing. That could very well be the case for Eugenia. Eugenia's mother's name was Sarah.
Her death certificate has a mistake on it. It says her father's name was James. His name wasn't James, it was John.
Files on Ancestry.com, and the 1880 census, show Eugenia's first name as Sarah and middle name Eugenia. Pretty much everywhere else you look it is just Eugenia. I have found an amazing number of people in my research in the early 1900's that went by their middle name like it was a fad or some such thing. That could very well be the case for Eugenia. Eugenia's mother's name was Sarah.
Both Eugenia and her husband George Faucett had funeral notices in the newspaper that both said interment private and did not say where they were being interred. The death certificate solved that mystery. I would suppose George then is interred in Lincoln Memorial also. George died in Portland Nov. 10, 1961.
Her death certificate has a mistake on it. It says her father's name was James. His name wasn't James, it was John.
Files on Ancestry.com, and the 1880 census, show Eugenia's first name as Sarah and middle name Eugenia. Pretty much everywhere else you look it is just Eugenia. I have found an amazing number of people in my research in the early 1900's that went by their middle name like it was a fad or some such thing. That could very well be the case for Eugenia. Eugenia's mother's name was Sarah.
Her death certificate has a mistake on it. It says her father's name was James. His name wasn't James, it was John.
Files on Ancestry.com, and the 1880 census, show Eugenia's first name as Sarah and middle name Eugenia. Pretty much everywhere else you look it is just Eugenia. I have found an amazing number of people in my research in the early 1900's that went by their middle name like it was a fad or some such thing. That could very well be the case for Eugenia. Eugenia's mother's name was Sarah.
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