The marker for Harvey is in the Mayo family plot with John and Lydaia. No documentation concerning Harvey has been found other than the mention by another Find A Grave contributor that John and Lydia Mayo had a child named Harvey.
Notes: Harvey died in 1900 prior to the census, which was taken June 5, 1900. Harvey died in 1900, his father in 1902, his oldest brother in 1909. Although nothing is known about the causes of death, this is a pattern often associated with tuberculosis, a major cause of death during that time period.
Brother Riley David Mayo is reported on his WW I draft registration to have been confined to his bed in the last stages of tuberculosis shortly before he died in 1918.
Notes: Harvey died in 1900 prior to the census, which was taken June 5, 1900. Harvey died in 1900, his father in 1902, his oldest brother in 1909. Although nothing is known about the causes of death, this is a pattern often associated with tuberculosis, a major cause of death during that time period.
Brother Riley David Mayo is reported on his WW I draft registration to have been confined to his bed in the last stages of tuberculosis shortly before he died in 1918.
The marker for Harvey is in the Mayo family plot with John and Lydaia. No documentation concerning Harvey has been found other than the mention by another Find A Grave contributor that John and Lydia Mayo had a child named Harvey.
Notes: Harvey died in 1900 prior to the census, which was taken June 5, 1900. Harvey died in 1900, his father in 1902, his oldest brother in 1909. Although nothing is known about the causes of death, this is a pattern often associated with tuberculosis, a major cause of death during that time period.
Brother Riley David Mayo is reported on his WW I draft registration to have been confined to his bed in the last stages of tuberculosis shortly before he died in 1918.
Notes: Harvey died in 1900 prior to the census, which was taken June 5, 1900. Harvey died in 1900, his father in 1902, his oldest brother in 1909. Although nothing is known about the causes of death, this is a pattern often associated with tuberculosis, a major cause of death during that time period.
Brother Riley David Mayo is reported on his WW I draft registration to have been confined to his bed in the last stages of tuberculosis shortly before he died in 1918.
Gravesite Details
The small markers for Oliver, Harvey, and Riley D. Mayo are in the Mayo family plot and use the large marker of their parents to state their last name.
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