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Hi, I was looking at the book, The Wilbur Family by Asa Wilbur, 1871, p. 28 and it says, "By the side of this grave (Elizabeth Wilbore) is another, the stones on which are so dilapidated that no inscription can be discovered. It is no doubt, the grave of her husband." This info might be helpful to other researchers. Thanks for this memorial. T.
Contributor: Tundra Girl (47186150)
Hi, I was looking at the book, The Wilbur Family by Asa Wilbur, 1871, p. 28 and it says, "By the side of this grave (Elizabeth Wilbore) is another, the stones on which are so dilapidated that no inscription can be discovered. It is no doubt, the grave of her husband." This info might be helpful to other researchers. Thanks for this memorial. T.
Contributor: Tundra Girl (47186150)
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Hi, I was looking at the book, The Wilbur Family by Asa Wilbur, 1871, p. 28 and it says, "By the side of this grave (Elizabeth Wilbore) is another, the stones on which are so dilapidated that no inscription can be discovered. It is no doubt, the grave of her husband." This info might be helpful to other researchers. Thanks for this memorial. T.
Contributor: Tundra Girl (47186150)
Hi, I was looking at the book, The Wilbur Family by Asa Wilbur, 1871, p. 28 and it says, "By the side of this grave (Elizabeth Wilbore) is another, the stones on which are so dilapidated that no inscription can be discovered. It is no doubt, the grave of her husband." This info might be helpful to other researchers. Thanks for this memorial. T.
Contributor: Tundra Girl (47186150)
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