When Verlinda passed away, her husband Jacob A. Whetsel buried her at one end of the grave of her 5 children who died as infants.
Her handmade sandstone stone made by her husband is now worn smooth.
She was also the mother of Jacob Whetsel b. 1842, Daniel Whetsel b. 1848 , and Verlinda Ellen Whetsel b. 1850.
The farm where Whitsel Cemetery is located was owned by Jacob Abraham.
Her handmade sandstone stone made by her husband is now worn smooth.
She was also the mother of Jacob Whetsel b. 1842, Daniel Whetsel b. 1848 , and Verlinda Ellen Whetsel b. 1850.
The farm where Whitsel Cemetery is located was owned by Jacob Abraham.
When Verlinda passed away, her husband Jacob A. Whetsel buried her at one end of the grave of her 5 children who died as infants.
Her handmade sandstone stone made by her husband is now worn smooth.
She was also the mother of Jacob Whetsel b. 1842, Daniel Whetsel b. 1848 , and Verlinda Ellen Whetsel b. 1850.
The farm where Whitsel Cemetery is located was owned by Jacob Abraham.
Her handmade sandstone stone made by her husband is now worn smooth.
She was also the mother of Jacob Whetsel b. 1842, Daniel Whetsel b. 1848 , and Verlinda Ellen Whetsel b. 1850.
The farm where Whitsel Cemetery is located was owned by Jacob Abraham.
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