Dau of John Page and Dorcas Smith
Twin of Lucinda Page
m: Madison Harrison Hardin.
Source: D. Hardin, with thanks.
Note: Descendents removed the tombstones of Malinda's husband and their son, Benjamin, and wife, Nancy, about 1970 and erected them in Patterson Cemetery, Springfield MO. The Gregory cemetery was in deplorable condition as the fence had been removed and it was part of a cow pasture. The landowner also used many of the headstones as a foundation for his barn. It may be the descendents did not find a stone for Malinda, or it was too broken up to save.
Twin of Lucinda Page
m: Madison Harrison Hardin.
Source: D. Hardin, with thanks.
Note: Descendents removed the tombstones of Malinda's husband and their son, Benjamin, and wife, Nancy, about 1970 and erected them in Patterson Cemetery, Springfield MO. The Gregory cemetery was in deplorable condition as the fence had been removed and it was part of a cow pasture. The landowner also used many of the headstones as a foundation for his barn. It may be the descendents did not find a stone for Malinda, or it was too broken up to save.
Dau of John Page and Dorcas Smith
Twin of Lucinda Page
m: Madison Harrison Hardin.
Source: D. Hardin, with thanks.
Note: Descendents removed the tombstones of Malinda's husband and their son, Benjamin, and wife, Nancy, about 1970 and erected them in Patterson Cemetery, Springfield MO. The Gregory cemetery was in deplorable condition as the fence had been removed and it was part of a cow pasture. The landowner also used many of the headstones as a foundation for his barn. It may be the descendents did not find a stone for Malinda, or it was too broken up to save.
Twin of Lucinda Page
m: Madison Harrison Hardin.
Source: D. Hardin, with thanks.
Note: Descendents removed the tombstones of Malinda's husband and their son, Benjamin, and wife, Nancy, about 1970 and erected them in Patterson Cemetery, Springfield MO. The Gregory cemetery was in deplorable condition as the fence had been removed and it was part of a cow pasture. The landowner also used many of the headstones as a foundation for his barn. It may be the descendents did not find a stone for Malinda, or it was too broken up to save.
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