According to current documents, this marker no longer exists. On an older document, 3 graves were identified as being buried east side next to their mother, Mary Ann [Pritchard] Pearson who married Peter Pearson. Graves identified in order were: John Ivy, Susanna E., and Wellington. According to John Ivy Pearson's death certificate, he was buried at Lexington Cemetery; therefore, this maybe another son with same name that died at an early age or the death certificate is wrong. No information other than his name was on the marker at the time it was documented.
According to current documents, this marker no longer exists. On an older document, 3 graves were identified as being buried east side next to their mother, Mary Ann [Pritchard] Pearson who married Peter Pearson. Graves identified in order were: John Ivy, Susanna E., and Wellington. According to John Ivy Pearson's death certificate, he was buried at Lexington Cemetery; therefore, this maybe another son with same name that died at an early age or the death certificate is wrong. No information other than his name was on the marker at the time it was documented.
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