In his death and burial book, Hannes Eby gave a burial date of January 5, 1826, for his aunt Anna and an age of 80 years, 11 months, and 17 days. In her inventory of 1985, Martee Xakellis misread the stone as "July." Ezra Eby further complicated the situation by giving her date of death as January 30th.
According to the Eby Bible, Anna was born January 4, 1745 (O.S.). Her death was probably January 3, 1926, making her age very close to that given by Hannes Eby, taking into account the "lost eleven days" of September 1752.
According to the Eby Bible, Anna was born January 4, 1745 (O.S.). Her death was probably January 3, 1926, making her age very close to that given by Hannes Eby, taking into account the "lost eleven days" of September 1752.
In his death and burial book, Hannes Eby gave a burial date of January 5, 1826, for his aunt Anna and an age of 80 years, 11 months, and 17 days. In her inventory of 1985, Martee Xakellis misread the stone as "July." Ezra Eby further complicated the situation by giving her date of death as January 30th.
According to the Eby Bible, Anna was born January 4, 1745 (O.S.). Her death was probably January 3, 1926, making her age very close to that given by Hannes Eby, taking into account the "lost eleven days" of September 1752.
According to the Eby Bible, Anna was born January 4, 1745 (O.S.). Her death was probably January 3, 1926, making her age very close to that given by Hannes Eby, taking into account the "lost eleven days" of September 1752.
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