Raymond was the infant son of William Roscoe Johnston and Elsie May Frye Johnston. He died at age 8 months due to enterocolitis. This most often occurs in premature and/or ill infants. Raymond had a twin brother, Ralph, who died at age 15 months of capillary bronchitis. This information comes from their death certificates.
Raymond's death certificate does not identify his burial location. However, his twin brother Ralph's death certificate states that he is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Delmont. Therefore, it is presumed at this time that Raymond is buried here too, alongside his brother Ralph. Their graves are not marked.
This cemetery also contains the remains of the twins' aunt, J. Ethel Johnston (who also died in infancy). Their paternal grandparents (William and Melissa Hissem Johnston) and their great grandparents (Thomas and Susanna Hissem) are also buried here.
Due to the burial location of Raymond's twin brother Ralph being verified on his death certificate and the additional burials of other family members in this cemetery, it is assumed--and not yet proven--that Raymond is buried here too.
Raymond's death certificate does not identify his burial location. However, his twin brother Ralph's death certificate states that he is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Delmont. Therefore, it is presumed at this time that Raymond is buried here too, alongside his brother Ralph. Their graves are not marked.
This cemetery also contains the remains of the twins' aunt, J. Ethel Johnston (who also died in infancy). Their paternal grandparents (William and Melissa Hissem Johnston) and their great grandparents (Thomas and Susanna Hissem) are also buried here.
Due to the burial location of Raymond's twin brother Ralph being verified on his death certificate and the additional burials of other family members in this cemetery, it is assumed--and not yet proven--that Raymond is buried here too.
Raymond was the infant son of William Roscoe Johnston and Elsie May Frye Johnston. He died at age 8 months due to enterocolitis. This most often occurs in premature and/or ill infants. Raymond had a twin brother, Ralph, who died at age 15 months of capillary bronchitis. This information comes from their death certificates.
Raymond's death certificate does not identify his burial location. However, his twin brother Ralph's death certificate states that he is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Delmont. Therefore, it is presumed at this time that Raymond is buried here too, alongside his brother Ralph. Their graves are not marked.
This cemetery also contains the remains of the twins' aunt, J. Ethel Johnston (who also died in infancy). Their paternal grandparents (William and Melissa Hissem Johnston) and their great grandparents (Thomas and Susanna Hissem) are also buried here.
Due to the burial location of Raymond's twin brother Ralph being verified on his death certificate and the additional burials of other family members in this cemetery, it is assumed--and not yet proven--that Raymond is buried here too.
Raymond's death certificate does not identify his burial location. However, his twin brother Ralph's death certificate states that he is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Delmont. Therefore, it is presumed at this time that Raymond is buried here too, alongside his brother Ralph. Their graves are not marked.
This cemetery also contains the remains of the twins' aunt, J. Ethel Johnston (who also died in infancy). Their paternal grandparents (William and Melissa Hissem Johnston) and their great grandparents (Thomas and Susanna Hissem) are also buried here.
Due to the burial location of Raymond's twin brother Ralph being verified on his death certificate and the additional burials of other family members in this cemetery, it is assumed--and not yet proven--that Raymond is buried here too.
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