Icie Johnson has a headstone in Ward Cemetery but was not buried with her husband Shirley Johnson in Ward Cemetery. She is buried with her second husband John D. Snead in Concord Baptist Church Cemetery in Mason County, West Virginia.
See Icie F. Snead
This memorial in Ward Cemetery is, therefore, a cenotaph. A cenotaph is a memorial for someone who has a headstone in one cemetery, but is buried in a different cemetery.
See Icie F. Snead
This memorial in Ward Cemetery is, therefore, a cenotaph. A cenotaph is a memorial for someone who has a headstone in one cemetery, but is buried in a different cemetery.
Icie Johnson has a headstone in Ward Cemetery but was not buried with her husband Shirley Johnson in Ward Cemetery. She is buried with her second husband John D. Snead in Concord Baptist Church Cemetery in Mason County, West Virginia.
See Icie F. Snead
This memorial in Ward Cemetery is, therefore, a cenotaph. A cenotaph is a memorial for someone who has a headstone in one cemetery, but is buried in a different cemetery.
See Icie F. Snead
This memorial in Ward Cemetery is, therefore, a cenotaph. A cenotaph is a memorial for someone who has a headstone in one cemetery, but is buried in a different cemetery.
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