Family records indicate that a still born child was born to Daniel Hake and Augusta Berg in 1881. Many records in this cemetery were destroyed in the 1930s, so no cemetery records could confirm this burial. I walked this cemetery in 2009 and could not locate the headstone. The originator of this memorial did not leave any additional information except that an infant, who died in 1881, is buried in this cemetery. The originator of this memorial also provided the location of the grave.
The sexton of the cemetery stated that certain sections of the cemetery were reserved for child burials. This could explain the fact that the child is not buried near his parents, Daniel and Augusta Berg Hake.
The sexton of the cemetery stated that certain sections of the cemetery were reserved for child burials. This could explain the fact that the child is not buried near his parents, Daniel and Augusta Berg Hake.
Family records indicate that a still born child was born to Daniel Hake and Augusta Berg in 1881. Many records in this cemetery were destroyed in the 1930s, so no cemetery records could confirm this burial. I walked this cemetery in 2009 and could not locate the headstone. The originator of this memorial did not leave any additional information except that an infant, who died in 1881, is buried in this cemetery. The originator of this memorial also provided the location of the grave.
The sexton of the cemetery stated that certain sections of the cemetery were reserved for child burials. This could explain the fact that the child is not buried near his parents, Daniel and Augusta Berg Hake.
The sexton of the cemetery stated that certain sections of the cemetery were reserved for child burials. This could explain the fact that the child is not buried near his parents, Daniel and Augusta Berg Hake.
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