Elizabeth and her sister Hannah were buried together, but their stone is broken off and the inscription is no longer visible. The stone can be identified by its location between John Smith Huddell and Isabel Ritchie Huddell.
When looking at the photo there are two broken stones directly in the center of the image. The stone to the left is that of sisters Rachel and Rebecca Huddell. The stone to the right is that of Elizabeth and Hannah Huddell.
When looking at the photo there are two broken stones directly in the center of the image. The stone to the left is that of sisters Rachel and Rebecca Huddell. The stone to the right is that of Elizabeth and Hannah Huddell.
Elizabeth and her sister Hannah were buried together, but their stone is broken off and the inscription is no longer visible. The stone can be identified by its location between John Smith Huddell and Isabel Ritchie Huddell.
When looking at the photo there are two broken stones directly in the center of the image. The stone to the left is that of sisters Rachel and Rebecca Huddell. The stone to the right is that of Elizabeth and Hannah Huddell.
When looking at the photo there are two broken stones directly in the center of the image. The stone to the left is that of sisters Rachel and Rebecca Huddell. The stone to the right is that of Elizabeth and Hannah Huddell.
Inscription
In
Memory of
ELIZABETH
Daughter of
Joseph and Rebecca Huddell
who departed this life
October 11th 1816
in the 19th year of her age
Family Members
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