The first child of John Henry & Julia Clements Appling.
The D.A.R. Headstone Reading from 1958-1959 does not have an inscription for this marker but the 1982 Edward Harnsberger Clements Cemetery survey denotes the location where the marker was found. All information sources cited are available at Champaign County Historical Archives located in the Urbana Free Library, Urbana, Illinois.
*Record noted female infant
Notice: The Urbana Weekly Courier (Champaign, Illinois) 10 Sep 1897, Fri · Page 12-C4
"A baby was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Appling Tuesday, at their home, northeast of this city and died shortly afterwards.... the remains were interred in the Clements cemetery."
The D.A.R. Headstone Reading from 1958-1959 does not have an inscription for this marker but the 1982 Edward Harnsberger Clements Cemetery survey denotes the location where the marker was found. All information sources cited are available at Champaign County Historical Archives located in the Urbana Free Library, Urbana, Illinois.
*Record noted female infant
Notice: The Urbana Weekly Courier (Champaign, Illinois) 10 Sep 1897, Fri · Page 12-C4
"A baby was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Appling Tuesday, at their home, northeast of this city and died shortly afterwards.... the remains were interred in the Clements cemetery."
The first child of John Henry & Julia Clements Appling.
The D.A.R. Headstone Reading from 1958-1959 does not have an inscription for this marker but the 1982 Edward Harnsberger Clements Cemetery survey denotes the location where the marker was found. All information sources cited are available at Champaign County Historical Archives located in the Urbana Free Library, Urbana, Illinois.
*Record noted female infant
Notice: The Urbana Weekly Courier (Champaign, Illinois) 10 Sep 1897, Fri · Page 12-C4
"A baby was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Appling Tuesday, at their home, northeast of this city and died shortly afterwards.... the remains were interred in the Clements cemetery."
The D.A.R. Headstone Reading from 1958-1959 does not have an inscription for this marker but the 1982 Edward Harnsberger Clements Cemetery survey denotes the location where the marker was found. All information sources cited are available at Champaign County Historical Archives located in the Urbana Free Library, Urbana, Illinois.
*Record noted female infant
Notice: The Urbana Weekly Courier (Champaign, Illinois) 10 Sep 1897, Fri · Page 12-C4
"A baby was born to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Appling Tuesday, at their home, northeast of this city and died shortly afterwards.... the remains were interred in the Clements cemetery."
Inscription
APPLING
Gravesite Details
Buried in the south west quarter of the cemetery about 15 feet west of the Samuel M Boyd family marker. The grave marker was overgrown and barely visible.
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