According to the death record, Jennie was the daughter of Della and Jennie Hodge Greenwood. She died of pneumonia but had been afflicted with infantile paralysis for her whole life.
The death record for Jennie indicates that she was buried in this cemetery. A volunteer has looked for her stone and there is no mention of her in the MOCA cemetery transcriptions. It is probable that she was buried with no stone, as the family had very little money.
The death record for Jennie indicates that she was buried in this cemetery. A volunteer has looked for her stone and there is no mention of her in the MOCA cemetery transcriptions. It is probable that she was buried with no stone, as the family had very little money.
According to the death record, Jennie was the daughter of Della and Jennie Hodge Greenwood. She died of pneumonia but had been afflicted with infantile paralysis for her whole life.
The death record for Jennie indicates that she was buried in this cemetery. A volunteer has looked for her stone and there is no mention of her in the MOCA cemetery transcriptions. It is probable that she was buried with no stone, as the family had very little money.
The death record for Jennie indicates that she was buried in this cemetery. A volunteer has looked for her stone and there is no mention of her in the MOCA cemetery transcriptions. It is probable that she was buried with no stone, as the family had very little money.
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