Dilman (Tilman) was one of five children born to Ephraim and Hannah Shantz. According to a cemetery record, he lived for only two days. Dilman is buried near the grave of his sister, Adina.
About 1895, Ephraim, Hannah, and their three children, Bert, Selina, and Elsie, moved from Waterloo Township, Ontario, to the Didsbury, Alberta, area.
About 1895, Ephraim, Hannah, and their three children, Bert, Selina, and Elsie, moved from Waterloo Township, Ontario, to the Didsbury, Alberta, area.
Dilman (Tilman) was one of five children born to Ephraim and Hannah Shantz. According to a cemetery record, he lived for only two days. Dilman is buried near the grave of his sister, Adina.
About 1895, Ephraim, Hannah, and their three children, Bert, Selina, and Elsie, moved from Waterloo Township, Ontario, to the Didsbury, Alberta, area.
About 1895, Ephraim, Hannah, and their three children, Bert, Selina, and Elsie, moved from Waterloo Township, Ontario, to the Didsbury, Alberta, area.
Inscription
Dilman S./ Sohn von/ Ephraim & Hannah/ Schantz/ gest. [?]/ Alt. 2 Tage
Gravesite Details
The gravestone is broken and lying on the ground. It is badly eroded. The inscription given above is from a cemetery record.
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