This marker is next to Napoleon & Melvina Ausmus Graves.
Following contributed by B. Leon Graves:
Napoleon Graves and his wife Melvina Ausmus were married in Union County on February 8, 1881. I have no doubt that C. Graves was a child of that marriage and have entered into my records as such. I have shown this child as male but there is no way to prove this unless a bible record shows up someday. C. Graves was born after the 1880 census and died before the 1900 census.
Following contributed by B. Leon Graves:
Napoleon Graves and his wife Melvina Ausmus were married in Union County on February 8, 1881. I have no doubt that C. Graves was a child of that marriage and have entered into my records as such. I have shown this child as male but there is no way to prove this unless a bible record shows up someday. C. Graves was born after the 1880 census and died before the 1900 census.
This marker is next to Napoleon & Melvina Ausmus Graves.
Following contributed by B. Leon Graves:
Napoleon Graves and his wife Melvina Ausmus were married in Union County on February 8, 1881. I have no doubt that C. Graves was a child of that marriage and have entered into my records as such. I have shown this child as male but there is no way to prove this unless a bible record shows up someday. C. Graves was born after the 1880 census and died before the 1900 census.
Following contributed by B. Leon Graves:
Napoleon Graves and his wife Melvina Ausmus were married in Union County on February 8, 1881. I have no doubt that C. Graves was a child of that marriage and have entered into my records as such. I have shown this child as male but there is no way to prove this unless a bible record shows up someday. C. Graves was born after the 1880 census and died before the 1900 census.
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