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Daughter of James Riley & Sarah Elizabeth (Garner) Burton Hulbert.
2nd wife of Joseph Franklin "Frank" Hardy. Married June 5, 1897.
(FamilySearch: Resided & Died in Eagle, Richland Co., WI)She was buried 27 Mar 1906.
* 8 July 2015: Whole cemetery was checked for stone/marker, nothing located by FAG volunteer.
** I often heard my foster mother, Elva E. (Hardy) Call state that she recalled as a child, looking out of the Bass Church window when sitting in the pew, out at where she was told her mother was buried, not far from the church.
Daughter of James Riley & Sarah Elizabeth (Garner) Burton Hulbert.
2nd wife of Joseph Franklin "Frank" Hardy. Married June 5, 1897.
(FamilySearch: Resided & Died in Eagle, Richland Co., WI)She was buried 27 Mar 1906.
* 8 July 2015: Whole cemetery was checked for stone/marker, nothing located by FAG volunteer.
** I often heard my foster mother, Elva E. (Hardy) Call state that she recalled as a child, looking out of the Bass Church window when sitting in the pew, out at where she was told her mother was buried, not far from the church.
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Daughter of James Riley & Sarah Elizabeth (Garner) Burton Hulbert.
2nd wife of Joseph Franklin "Frank" Hardy. Married June 5, 1897.
(FamilySearch: Resided & Died in Eagle, Richland Co., WI)She was buried 27 Mar 1906.
* 8 July 2015: Whole cemetery was checked for stone/marker, nothing located by FAG volunteer.
** I often heard my foster mother, Elva E. (Hardy) Call state that she recalled as a child, looking out of the Bass Church window when sitting in the pew, out at where she was told her mother was buried, not far from the church.
Daughter of James Riley & Sarah Elizabeth (Garner) Burton Hulbert.
2nd wife of Joseph Franklin "Frank" Hardy. Married June 5, 1897.
(FamilySearch: Resided & Died in Eagle, Richland Co., WI)She was buried 27 Mar 1906.
* 8 July 2015: Whole cemetery was checked for stone/marker, nothing located by FAG volunteer.
** I often heard my foster mother, Elva E. (Hardy) Call state that she recalled as a child, looking out of the Bass Church window when sitting in the pew, out at where she was told her mother was buried, not far from the church.
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