Following her death in 1834, Alasanna "Alice" Armstrong Schillinger was buried in the Indian Hill Cemetery where many of her Armstrong family members were laid to rest. Subsequent to the death of her husband, Col William Schillinger on 17 Mar 1871, her remains were disinterred from the Indian Hill Cemetery and reinterred in the same grave as her husband; this occurred on 1 April 1871. This was the same day her husband was interred in the Spring Grove Cemetery burial site.
According to the cited record, Alasanna's remains were placed, "in bottom of Col Schillinger's grave."
Place of Birth is shown as Maryland based on info found on-line which states her family didn't leave Maryland until 1785. Additionally, three of her four children alive in the year 1880, indicated in the US Federal Census of that year, that the birth place of their mother was Maryland.
Following her death in 1834, Alasanna "Alice" Armstrong Schillinger was buried in the Indian Hill Cemetery where many of her Armstrong family members were laid to rest. Subsequent to the death of her husband, Col William Schillinger on 17 Mar 1871, her remains were disinterred from the Indian Hill Cemetery and reinterred in the same grave as her husband; this occurred on 1 April 1871. This was the same day her husband was interred in the Spring Grove Cemetery burial site.
According to the cited record, Alasanna's remains were placed, "in bottom of Col Schillinger's grave."
Place of Birth is shown as Maryland based on info found on-line which states her family didn't leave Maryland until 1785. Additionally, three of her four children alive in the year 1880, indicated in the US Federal Census of that year, that the birth place of their mother was Maryland.
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