Her death certificate shows that she was buried in Laddonia Cemetery.
In a phone call to the City offices, I was told there was no record of her death/burial, but the office employee, Joy Evans, and Charlie, who oversees the cemetery searched and found the warranty deed where her father, Harry W. Brower, Sr. bought 4 lots. Gertrude is buried in lot 320, on the north end of 4th Street, on the west side. She has no tombstone.
The death certificate shows that she was buried October 8, 1936.
In a phone call to the City offices, I was told there was no record of her death/burial, but the office employee, Joy Evans, and Charlie, who oversees the cemetery searched and found the warranty deed where her father, Harry W. Brower, Sr. bought 4 lots. Gertrude is buried in lot 320, on the north end of 4th Street, on the west side. She has no tombstone.
The death certificate shows that she was buried October 8, 1936.
Her death certificate shows that she was buried in Laddonia Cemetery.
In a phone call to the City offices, I was told there was no record of her death/burial, but the office employee, Joy Evans, and Charlie, who oversees the cemetery searched and found the warranty deed where her father, Harry W. Brower, Sr. bought 4 lots. Gertrude is buried in lot 320, on the north end of 4th Street, on the west side. She has no tombstone.
The death certificate shows that she was buried October 8, 1936.
In a phone call to the City offices, I was told there was no record of her death/burial, but the office employee, Joy Evans, and Charlie, who oversees the cemetery searched and found the warranty deed where her father, Harry W. Brower, Sr. bought 4 lots. Gertrude is buried in lot 320, on the north end of 4th Street, on the west side. She has no tombstone.
The death certificate shows that she was buried October 8, 1936.
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