There is no marker. This information was provided by Superintendent of the Cemetery:
"I brought out our very old record books and I have located James. He is buried in the infant section known as Ivy, plot 182, it is located in the rear of the section by the tree line. It is an unmarked grave, many children buried in the section do not have markers. His cause of death was meningitis."
His parents were Thomas Kates & Edith Curnow who lived in Naugatuck for only a short time before moving back to the Schuylkill Co, PA area.
"I brought out our very old record books and I have located James. He is buried in the infant section known as Ivy, plot 182, it is located in the rear of the section by the tree line. It is an unmarked grave, many children buried in the section do not have markers. His cause of death was meningitis."
His parents were Thomas Kates & Edith Curnow who lived in Naugatuck for only a short time before moving back to the Schuylkill Co, PA area.
There is no marker. This information was provided by Superintendent of the Cemetery:
"I brought out our very old record books and I have located James. He is buried in the infant section known as Ivy, plot 182, it is located in the rear of the section by the tree line. It is an unmarked grave, many children buried in the section do not have markers. His cause of death was meningitis."
His parents were Thomas Kates & Edith Curnow who lived in Naugatuck for only a short time before moving back to the Schuylkill Co, PA area.
"I brought out our very old record books and I have located James. He is buried in the infant section known as Ivy, plot 182, it is located in the rear of the section by the tree line. It is an unmarked grave, many children buried in the section do not have markers. His cause of death was meningitis."
His parents were Thomas Kates & Edith Curnow who lived in Naugatuck for only a short time before moving back to the Schuylkill Co, PA area.
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