Her name was pronounced with a short "e", Eva as in "every". Eva and her husband had no children. They were fairly well-to-do, having enough money to have many of the finer things. Eva had the hobby of painting china plates, saucers and cups. Her work on those things was expertly beautiful, very delicate.
She and husband Rob lived at 1901 D St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Eva and Rob are buried next to Eva's father in the Ord Cemetery, Ord, Nebraska. Eva was always very close to her niece, Jane Bell. Jane never married. Eva offered the one remaining grave site on their lot to Jane. Jane was, indeed, buried there. The 4-grave lot was originally purchased by Eva's father, who is also buried there. His stone is a large, red boulder.
She and husband Rob lived at 1901 D St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Eva and Rob are buried next to Eva's father in the Ord Cemetery, Ord, Nebraska. Eva was always very close to her niece, Jane Bell. Jane never married. Eva offered the one remaining grave site on their lot to Jane. Jane was, indeed, buried there. The 4-grave lot was originally purchased by Eva's father, who is also buried there. His stone is a large, red boulder.
Her name was pronounced with a short "e", Eva as in "every". Eva and her husband had no children. They were fairly well-to-do, having enough money to have many of the finer things. Eva had the hobby of painting china plates, saucers and cups. Her work on those things was expertly beautiful, very delicate.
She and husband Rob lived at 1901 D St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Eva and Rob are buried next to Eva's father in the Ord Cemetery, Ord, Nebraska. Eva was always very close to her niece, Jane Bell. Jane never married. Eva offered the one remaining grave site on their lot to Jane. Jane was, indeed, buried there. The 4-grave lot was originally purchased by Eva's father, who is also buried there. His stone is a large, red boulder.
She and husband Rob lived at 1901 D St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Eva and Rob are buried next to Eva's father in the Ord Cemetery, Ord, Nebraska. Eva was always very close to her niece, Jane Bell. Jane never married. Eva offered the one remaining grave site on their lot to Jane. Jane was, indeed, buried there. The 4-grave lot was originally purchased by Eva's father, who is also buried there. His stone is a large, red boulder.
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