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"A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling-Allens of New Haven, Connecticut : the descendants" indicates that Loren Umberfield and Betsey Atwater Alling had six children, five of whom (unnamed in the publication) died young. Only Fannie, who married William C. Perkins, survived to adulthood. The 1860 census identifies two children, Alfred (age 4) and Fannie (age 2) in the home of Loren and Betsey Umberfield. Thus, this clearly is Alfred's grave marker.
"A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling-Allens of New Haven, Connecticut : the descendants" indicates that Loren Umberfield and Betsey Atwater Alling had six children, five of whom (unnamed in the publication) died young. Only Fannie, who married William C. Perkins, survived to adulthood. The 1860 census identifies two children, Alfred (age 4) and Fannie (age 2) in the home of Loren and Betsey Umberfield. Thus, this clearly is Alfred's grave marker.
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"A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling-Allens of New Haven, Connecticut : the descendants" indicates that Loren Umberfield and Betsey Atwater Alling had six children, five of whom (unnamed in the publication) died young. Only Fannie, who married William C. Perkins, survived to adulthood. The 1860 census identifies two children, Alfred (age 4) and Fannie (age 2) in the home of Loren and Betsey Umberfield. Thus, this clearly is Alfred's grave marker.
"A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling-Allens of New Haven, Connecticut : the descendants" indicates that Loren Umberfield and Betsey Atwater Alling had six children, five of whom (unnamed in the publication) died young. Only Fannie, who married William C. Perkins, survived to adulthood. The 1860 census identifies two children, Alfred (age 4) and Fannie (age 2) in the home of Loren and Betsey Umberfield. Thus, this clearly is Alfred's grave marker.
Gravesite Details
Child of Lauren Umberfield - age 6
Family Members
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