Daughter of:Joseph and Catherine Hope Crawford
spouse: Sidney Mckinley
marriage date: 28 Feb 1827
marriage place: Cabarrus,North Carolina
Contributor: Ironman (49787576)
Based on my discussion with my late uncle when we visited the Magrill-Moore Cemetery in Longview, he stated that his great grandfather (Sidney Mckinley) and his grandfather (Walter Mckinley were buried there. I believe based on that discussion, he (Sidney Mckinley) acquired 5 plots from the Magrills and used the first plot for his deceased wife Mary, which died in 1873. the next plot to be used was for Walter McKinley, my great grandfather. There are 3 markers with no names on them; one for Mary, one for Walter, and one for Sidney. My grandfather Edward Sidney Mckinley used the last two plots for his daughters who died at a young age.
spouse: Sidney Mckinley
marriage date: 28 Feb 1827
marriage place: Cabarrus,North Carolina
Contributor: Ironman (49787576)
Based on my discussion with my late uncle when we visited the Magrill-Moore Cemetery in Longview, he stated that his great grandfather (Sidney Mckinley) and his grandfather (Walter Mckinley were buried there. I believe based on that discussion, he (Sidney Mckinley) acquired 5 plots from the Magrills and used the first plot for his deceased wife Mary, which died in 1873. the next plot to be used was for Walter McKinley, my great grandfather. There are 3 markers with no names on them; one for Mary, one for Walter, and one for Sidney. My grandfather Edward Sidney Mckinley used the last two plots for his daughters who died at a young age.
Daughter of:Joseph and Catherine Hope Crawford
spouse: Sidney Mckinley
marriage date: 28 Feb 1827
marriage place: Cabarrus,North Carolina
Contributor: Ironman (49787576)
Based on my discussion with my late uncle when we visited the Magrill-Moore Cemetery in Longview, he stated that his great grandfather (Sidney Mckinley) and his grandfather (Walter Mckinley were buried there. I believe based on that discussion, he (Sidney Mckinley) acquired 5 plots from the Magrills and used the first plot for his deceased wife Mary, which died in 1873. the next plot to be used was for Walter McKinley, my great grandfather. There are 3 markers with no names on them; one for Mary, one for Walter, and one for Sidney. My grandfather Edward Sidney Mckinley used the last two plots for his daughters who died at a young age.
spouse: Sidney Mckinley
marriage date: 28 Feb 1827
marriage place: Cabarrus,North Carolina
Contributor: Ironman (49787576)
Based on my discussion with my late uncle when we visited the Magrill-Moore Cemetery in Longview, he stated that his great grandfather (Sidney Mckinley) and his grandfather (Walter Mckinley were buried there. I believe based on that discussion, he (Sidney Mckinley) acquired 5 plots from the Magrills and used the first plot for his deceased wife Mary, which died in 1873. the next plot to be used was for Walter McKinley, my great grandfather. There are 3 markers with no names on them; one for Mary, one for Walter, and one for Sidney. My grandfather Edward Sidney Mckinley used the last two plots for his daughters who died at a young age.
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