Arthur's original memorial appears to be missing. If it reappears, I will delete this one.
In 1930 Arthur and wife Mamie were living at South Fork, Moorefield, West Virginia, the town where he was born and raised.
At the time of his marriage in 1904, his occupation was listed as farmer. In later years, he was a laborer for the "State Road."
A niece recalled being told that all of their children had been "born dead" and that all were buried on the Heath lot at Olivet Cemetery. No stone of any type is visible for the babies.
In 1930 Arthur and wife Mamie were living at South Fork, Moorefield, West Virginia, the town where he was born and raised.
At the time of his marriage in 1904, his occupation was listed as farmer. In later years, he was a laborer for the "State Road."
A niece recalled being told that all of their children had been "born dead" and that all were buried on the Heath lot at Olivet Cemetery. No stone of any type is visible for the babies.
Arthur's original memorial appears to be missing. If it reappears, I will delete this one.
In 1930 Arthur and wife Mamie were living at South Fork, Moorefield, West Virginia, the town where he was born and raised.
At the time of his marriage in 1904, his occupation was listed as farmer. In later years, he was a laborer for the "State Road."
A niece recalled being told that all of their children had been "born dead" and that all were buried on the Heath lot at Olivet Cemetery. No stone of any type is visible for the babies.
In 1930 Arthur and wife Mamie were living at South Fork, Moorefield, West Virginia, the town where he was born and raised.
At the time of his marriage in 1904, his occupation was listed as farmer. In later years, he was a laborer for the "State Road."
A niece recalled being told that all of their children had been "born dead" and that all were buried on the Heath lot at Olivet Cemetery. No stone of any type is visible for the babies.
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