She was a widow who died in the Jackson County Home.
Father: James Stapp
Mother's maiden name: Eliza E. Bobbitt
Both parents born in Missouri
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with Earnest Jackson as informant. Certificate does not identify her husband, but Daniel B. Thornton's 1925 Jackson County, Mo. certificate identifies wife as Eliza E. Huff.
Her certificate does not give name of cemetery but says ship (body) to Slater, Mo. Feb. 20, 1939. The logical place for her to be buried would be Gilliam Cemetery where her husband and a young child are buried.
Father: James Stapp
Mother's maiden name: Eliza E. Bobbitt
Both parents born in Missouri
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with Earnest Jackson as informant. Certificate does not identify her husband, but Daniel B. Thornton's 1925 Jackson County, Mo. certificate identifies wife as Eliza E. Huff.
Her certificate does not give name of cemetery but says ship (body) to Slater, Mo. Feb. 20, 1939. The logical place for her to be buried would be Gilliam Cemetery where her husband and a young child are buried.
She was a widow who died in the Jackson County Home.
Father: James Stapp
Mother's maiden name: Eliza E. Bobbitt
Both parents born in Missouri
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with Earnest Jackson as informant. Certificate does not identify her husband, but Daniel B. Thornton's 1925 Jackson County, Mo. certificate identifies wife as Eliza E. Huff.
Her certificate does not give name of cemetery but says ship (body) to Slater, Mo. Feb. 20, 1939. The logical place for her to be buried would be Gilliam Cemetery where her husband and a young child are buried.
Father: James Stapp
Mother's maiden name: Eliza E. Bobbitt
Both parents born in Missouri
Memorial page was based on death certificate information with Earnest Jackson as informant. Certificate does not identify her husband, but Daniel B. Thornton's 1925 Jackson County, Mo. certificate identifies wife as Eliza E. Huff.
Her certificate does not give name of cemetery but says ship (body) to Slater, Mo. Feb. 20, 1939. The logical place for her to be buried would be Gilliam Cemetery where her husband and a young child are buried.
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