Infant of William Henry (W H) Leavitt and Nellie Sassaman Lancaster probably born and died between 1904 and 1906. This information is based on a small grave plot in the name of W H Leavitt who lived in Stamford from 1900 through at least 1910. On the 1900 census Nellie reported 4 births and all 4 still living. On the 1910 census she reported 8 births and 6 still living.
The 2 unmarked graves, of sister Nellie Marie and one other infant are just to the South of the Main Arch Entrance next to Pinson & Graham markers, and just north of the Rector Plot.
They would be siblings of William Cecil (W C) Leavitt, Sr buried in this cemetery.
The 2 unmarked graves, of sister Nellie Marie and one other infant are just to the South of the Main Arch Entrance next to Pinson & Graham markers, and just north of the Rector Plot.
They would be siblings of William Cecil (W C) Leavitt, Sr buried in this cemetery.
Infant of William Henry (W H) Leavitt and Nellie Sassaman Lancaster probably born and died between 1904 and 1906. This information is based on a small grave plot in the name of W H Leavitt who lived in Stamford from 1900 through at least 1910. On the 1900 census Nellie reported 4 births and all 4 still living. On the 1910 census she reported 8 births and 6 still living.
The 2 unmarked graves, of sister Nellie Marie and one other infant are just to the South of the Main Arch Entrance next to Pinson & Graham markers, and just north of the Rector Plot.
They would be siblings of William Cecil (W C) Leavitt, Sr buried in this cemetery.
The 2 unmarked graves, of sister Nellie Marie and one other infant are just to the South of the Main Arch Entrance next to Pinson & Graham markers, and just north of the Rector Plot.
They would be siblings of William Cecil (W C) Leavitt, Sr buried in this cemetery.
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