Probably the daughter of Mark & Lencia Eziekiels. No confirmation, but they are the only Ezekiels family in the 1870 San Francisco census and their enumerated children were also born in New York.
Data from San Francisco Mortuary Records.
NOTE: Records indicate burial at Giboth Olam, which findagrave equates to Home of Peace Cemetery. But the current Home of Peace did not open until 1889. So, this person was reburied in Colma, possibly at the new Home of Peace or Salem, but more likely at Hills of Eternity. Most known Giboth Olam reburials are at Hills of Eternity.
Data from San Francisco Mortuary Records.
NOTE: Records indicate burial at Giboth Olam, which findagrave equates to Home of Peace Cemetery. But the current Home of Peace did not open until 1889. So, this person was reburied in Colma, possibly at the new Home of Peace or Salem, but more likely at Hills of Eternity. Most known Giboth Olam reburials are at Hills of Eternity.
Probably the daughter of Mark & Lencia Eziekiels. No confirmation, but they are the only Ezekiels family in the 1870 San Francisco census and their enumerated children were also born in New York.
Data from San Francisco Mortuary Records.
NOTE: Records indicate burial at Giboth Olam, which findagrave equates to Home of Peace Cemetery. But the current Home of Peace did not open until 1889. So, this person was reburied in Colma, possibly at the new Home of Peace or Salem, but more likely at Hills of Eternity. Most known Giboth Olam reburials are at Hills of Eternity.
Data from San Francisco Mortuary Records.
NOTE: Records indicate burial at Giboth Olam, which findagrave equates to Home of Peace Cemetery. But the current Home of Peace did not open until 1889. So, this person was reburied in Colma, possibly at the new Home of Peace or Salem, but more likely at Hills of Eternity. Most known Giboth Olam reburials are at Hills of Eternity.
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