Frances was known as Fannie.
Her dates of birth and death are from a written statement by her granddaughter Laura Fulton dated 22 Jan 1936. The granddaughter cites a Family Bible that we have lost track of (it may have burned when the granddaughter’s house burned in 1949).
Fannie's great-granddaughter Laura Emerson, my mother, recorded the names of people buried in this cemetery. Several had no markers, including Fannie and her husband Stokeley Carter.
Her dates of birth and death are from a written statement by her granddaughter Laura Fulton dated 22 Jan 1936. The granddaughter cites a Family Bible that we have lost track of (it may have burned when the granddaughter’s house burned in 1949).
Fannie's great-granddaughter Laura Emerson, my mother, recorded the names of people buried in this cemetery. Several had no markers, including Fannie and her husband Stokeley Carter.
Frances was known as Fannie.
Her dates of birth and death are from a written statement by her granddaughter Laura Fulton dated 22 Jan 1936. The granddaughter cites a Family Bible that we have lost track of (it may have burned when the granddaughter’s house burned in 1949).
Fannie's great-granddaughter Laura Emerson, my mother, recorded the names of people buried in this cemetery. Several had no markers, including Fannie and her husband Stokeley Carter.
Her dates of birth and death are from a written statement by her granddaughter Laura Fulton dated 22 Jan 1936. The granddaughter cites a Family Bible that we have lost track of (it may have burned when the granddaughter’s house burned in 1949).
Fannie's great-granddaughter Laura Emerson, my mother, recorded the names of people buried in this cemetery. Several had no markers, including Fannie and her husband Stokeley Carter.
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