This child was the son of John Marshall (1800-1889) and Charlotte Kelker (1800-1854). He died at age 11, nine days after the death of his mother. The marker reads "Freddie". He was named after his uncle Col. Frederick Augustus Rohrer of Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
The original lettering on the marker indicates that Freddie died on Novcember 11, 1854. The Bible record of his death, however, gives the date as November 14th--and this is in his father's handwriting. A Presbyterian periodical dated December 1854 also confirms the death date of 14 November.
The original lettering on the marker indicates that Freddie died on Novcember 11, 1854. The Bible record of his death, however, gives the date as November 14th--and this is in his father's handwriting. A Presbyterian periodical dated December 1854 also confirms the death date of 14 November.
This child was the son of John Marshall (1800-1889) and Charlotte Kelker (1800-1854). He died at age 11, nine days after the death of his mother. The marker reads "Freddie". He was named after his uncle Col. Frederick Augustus Rohrer of Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
The original lettering on the marker indicates that Freddie died on Novcember 11, 1854. The Bible record of his death, however, gives the date as November 14th--and this is in his father's handwriting. A Presbyterian periodical dated December 1854 also confirms the death date of 14 November.
The original lettering on the marker indicates that Freddie died on Novcember 11, 1854. The Bible record of his death, however, gives the date as November 14th--and this is in his father's handwriting. A Presbyterian periodical dated December 1854 also confirms the death date of 14 November.
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