Tombstone death year is not correct. She died in late 1903, in fact.
Mabel, as she was called, was a piano teacher in Kansas city, Missouri. After her husband died she was left with 4 children. It is not known if she stayed in K.C. Mo or went back to Livingston County. Although there is a tombstone for her, her husband is not buried there.
Three of the children were put in a Orphanage in St, Louis Missouri due to her husband's membership in the Masons Organization as was their duty. It is believed she died of tuberculosis.
Mabel, as she was called, was a piano teacher in Kansas city, Missouri. After her husband died she was left with 4 children. It is not known if she stayed in K.C. Mo or went back to Livingston County. Although there is a tombstone for her, her husband is not buried there.
Three of the children were put in a Orphanage in St, Louis Missouri due to her husband's membership in the Masons Organization as was their duty. It is believed she died of tuberculosis.
Tombstone death year is not correct. She died in late 1903, in fact.
Mabel, as she was called, was a piano teacher in Kansas city, Missouri. After her husband died she was left with 4 children. It is not known if she stayed in K.C. Mo or went back to Livingston County. Although there is a tombstone for her, her husband is not buried there.
Three of the children were put in a Orphanage in St, Louis Missouri due to her husband's membership in the Masons Organization as was their duty. It is believed she died of tuberculosis.
Mabel, as she was called, was a piano teacher in Kansas city, Missouri. After her husband died she was left with 4 children. It is not known if she stayed in K.C. Mo or went back to Livingston County. Although there is a tombstone for her, her husband is not buried there.
Three of the children were put in a Orphanage in St, Louis Missouri due to her husband's membership in the Masons Organization as was their duty. It is believed she died of tuberculosis.
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