Mary J. Ham and I. R. Dorrance's first daughter, Angieleex, was born on October 5, 1866, Elk Fork Township, Pettis County, Missouri; died on September 24, 1867, Elk Fork Township, Pettis County, Missouri, at age 11 months and 19 days; and was buried in Bethel Union Church Cemetery, Pettis County, Missouri.
She was buried in the Dorrance Family plot. The marker was difficult to read. The spelling could be Angieleek.
Bethel Union Church and Bethel Union Church Cemetery were next to each other. The frame church no longer exists; however, the huge rock foundation is visible in winter. The Methodist and Baptist shared the church. One met in the morning and the other in the evening. Two other names for the cemetery are Old Bethel Cemetery or Bethel Cemetery.
She was buried in the Dorrance Family plot. The marker was difficult to read. The spelling could be Angieleek.
Bethel Union Church and Bethel Union Church Cemetery were next to each other. The frame church no longer exists; however, the huge rock foundation is visible in winter. The Methodist and Baptist shared the church. One met in the morning and the other in the evening. Two other names for the cemetery are Old Bethel Cemetery or Bethel Cemetery.
Mary J. Ham and I. R. Dorrance's first daughter, Angieleex, was born on October 5, 1866, Elk Fork Township, Pettis County, Missouri; died on September 24, 1867, Elk Fork Township, Pettis County, Missouri, at age 11 months and 19 days; and was buried in Bethel Union Church Cemetery, Pettis County, Missouri.
She was buried in the Dorrance Family plot. The marker was difficult to read. The spelling could be Angieleek.
Bethel Union Church and Bethel Union Church Cemetery were next to each other. The frame church no longer exists; however, the huge rock foundation is visible in winter. The Methodist and Baptist shared the church. One met in the morning and the other in the evening. Two other names for the cemetery are Old Bethel Cemetery or Bethel Cemetery.
She was buried in the Dorrance Family plot. The marker was difficult to read. The spelling could be Angieleek.
Bethel Union Church and Bethel Union Church Cemetery were next to each other. The frame church no longer exists; however, the huge rock foundation is visible in winter. The Methodist and Baptist shared the church. One met in the morning and the other in the evening. Two other names for the cemetery are Old Bethel Cemetery or Bethel Cemetery.
Inscription
Angieleex
Daughter of I. R. & M.
Dorrance
Died Sept. 24, 1867
Age 11 M's 19 D's
Family Members
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