Peter Earl's grave-marker is very close to my great-grandfather Archibald McKinnon's, as you can see in the picture to the right. It was pretty obvious he was related to Archibald, and hence, to me. So I was anxious to discover who the parents were. The abbreviations used on his grave-marker, "C. L. & P. McKinnon", were not sufficient to determine this. The "P" could have stood for "Peter", but there was no way to verify this.
Then, one day, doing other research on the Utah Digital Newspapers site, I came upon the funeral article pictured at the right. Once all the clues it provided were analyzed, it became obvious that Peter and Charlotte Louisa McKinnon were, in fact, Peter Earl McKinnon's parents. Peter Earl McKinnon, therefore, is my first cousin once removed.
Here's a link to the newspaper clipping in which the image at the right was found:
Funeral Services for Peter Earl McKinnon
Peter Earl's grave-marker is very close to my great-grandfather Archibald McKinnon's, as you can see in the picture to the right. It was pretty obvious he was related to Archibald, and hence, to me. So I was anxious to discover who the parents were. The abbreviations used on his grave-marker, "C. L. & P. McKinnon", were not sufficient to determine this. The "P" could have stood for "Peter", but there was no way to verify this.
Then, one day, doing other research on the Utah Digital Newspapers site, I came upon the funeral article pictured at the right. Once all the clues it provided were analyzed, it became obvious that Peter and Charlotte Louisa McKinnon were, in fact, Peter Earl McKinnon's parents. Peter Earl McKinnon, therefore, is my first cousin once removed.
Here's a link to the newspaper clipping in which the image at the right was found:
Funeral Services for Peter Earl McKinnon
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