Stillborn twin, son of H.P. and Ann Ackert. The twins were buried in Millbury, according to their death record ["Deaths in Millbury for the year 1860," No. 1018]. They are not listed among the known burials of Millbury's Dwinell Cemetery, County Bridge Cemetery, or Central Cemetery. The first burial at Millbury's Saint Brigid's Cemetery was in 1864, and West Millbury Cemetery (Sutton, Mass.) records do not go back to the 19th century.
Our best guess is that the twins were buried in Central Cemetery, perhaps in Section 1 (based on the timeframe) and were listed simply as "Unknown" or "Child."
Our best guess is that the twins were buried in Central Cemetery, perhaps in Section 1 (based on the timeframe) and were listed simply as "Unknown" or "Child."
Stillborn twin, son of H.P. and Ann Ackert. The twins were buried in Millbury, according to their death record ["Deaths in Millbury for the year 1860," No. 1018]. They are not listed among the known burials of Millbury's Dwinell Cemetery, County Bridge Cemetery, or Central Cemetery. The first burial at Millbury's Saint Brigid's Cemetery was in 1864, and West Millbury Cemetery (Sutton, Mass.) records do not go back to the 19th century.
Our best guess is that the twins were buried in Central Cemetery, perhaps in Section 1 (based on the timeframe) and were listed simply as "Unknown" or "Child."
Our best guess is that the twins were buried in Central Cemetery, perhaps in Section 1 (based on the timeframe) and were listed simply as "Unknown" or "Child."
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