And now, (8/26/2011) an email from Pat Hart-Lamery, findagrave member #47582106 and Great Great Granddaughter:
I have the death certificates for John Yates and Julie Ann (Glaze) Yates. John, born 29 September 1827, died on November 6, 1910. Julie, born November 29, 1834, died on April 4, 1912. Their birthdates are calculated based on their ages in years, months, days recorded on the death certificates. Their death certificates state burial in Myers Cemetery. This grave is undoubtedly theirs, but whoever placed the stones must have based the dates on recollection rather than documents.
Thanks,
Pat (great great granddaughter)
I have the death certificates for John Yates and Julie Ann (Glaze) Yates. John, born 29 September 1827, died on November 6, 1910. Julie, born November 29, 1834, died on April 4, 1912. Their birthdates are calculated based on their ages in years, months, days recorded on the death certificates. Their death certificates state burial in Myers Cemetery. This grave is undoubtedly theirs, but whoever placed the stones must have based the dates on recollection rather than documents.
Thanks,
Pat (great great granddaughter)
And now, (8/26/2011) an email from Pat Hart-Lamery, findagrave member #47582106 and Great Great Granddaughter:
I have the death certificates for John Yates and Julie Ann (Glaze) Yates. John, born 29 September 1827, died on November 6, 1910. Julie, born November 29, 1834, died on April 4, 1912. Their birthdates are calculated based on their ages in years, months, days recorded on the death certificates. Their death certificates state burial in Myers Cemetery. This grave is undoubtedly theirs, but whoever placed the stones must have based the dates on recollection rather than documents.
Thanks,
Pat (great great granddaughter)
I have the death certificates for John Yates and Julie Ann (Glaze) Yates. John, born 29 September 1827, died on November 6, 1910. Julie, born November 29, 1834, died on April 4, 1912. Their birthdates are calculated based on their ages in years, months, days recorded on the death certificates. Their death certificates state burial in Myers Cemetery. This grave is undoubtedly theirs, but whoever placed the stones must have based the dates on recollection rather than documents.
Thanks,
Pat (great great granddaughter)
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I chose to go with the information, sent in by Pat, since a sworn statement on a death certificate, is probably more accurate then the marker. Errors are possible; corrections are welcome!
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