Due to the Marysville City Burial book from 1850 to the early months of 1870 being lost, there is no burial record, but Yuba county death records shows that infant Alker was buried in the Marysville City cemetery.
The mortality of the City of Marysville ending in the month of 12-31-1858, appearing in the Daily National Democrat on 1-16-1859 shows the infant died on 7-28-1858 and was 3 months old and was the child of Bridget.
The mortality of the City of Marysville ending in the month of 12-31-1858, appearing in the Daily National Democrat on 1-16-1859 shows the infant died on 7-28-1858 and was 3 months old and was the child of Bridget.
Due to the Marysville City Burial book from 1850 to the early months of 1870 being lost, there is no burial record, but Yuba county death records shows that infant Alker was buried in the Marysville City cemetery.
The mortality of the City of Marysville ending in the month of 12-31-1858, appearing in the Daily National Democrat on 1-16-1859 shows the infant died on 7-28-1858 and was 3 months old and was the child of Bridget.
The mortality of the City of Marysville ending in the month of 12-31-1858, appearing in the Daily National Democrat on 1-16-1859 shows the infant died on 7-28-1858 and was 3 months old and was the child of Bridget.
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