William was the son of John Nathaniel Bryan and Harriet Ellen Oakley. He died at age 8 months and 7 days from measles, complicated by pneumonia. His burial in Sursa is documented in the Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, compiled and abstracted by Mary Zinzilieta.
William's grandparents, William C. Oakley and Sally Yearwood (parents of his mother, Harriet), are also buried in Sursa, in the southwest corner of the "old" section of the cemetery, so perhaps he is buried nearby.
[Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, Vol. 1, p. 54]
William's grandparents, William C. Oakley and Sally Yearwood (parents of his mother, Harriet), are also buried in Sursa, in the southwest corner of the "old" section of the cemetery, so perhaps he is buried nearby.
[Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, Vol. 1, p. 54]
William was the son of John Nathaniel Bryan and Harriet Ellen Oakley. He died at age 8 months and 7 days from measles, complicated by pneumonia. His burial in Sursa is documented in the Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, compiled and abstracted by Mary Zinzilieta.
William's grandparents, William C. Oakley and Sally Yearwood (parents of his mother, Harriet), are also buried in Sursa, in the southwest corner of the "old" section of the cemetery, so perhaps he is buried nearby.
[Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, Vol. 1, p. 54]
William's grandparents, William C. Oakley and Sally Yearwood (parents of his mother, Harriet), are also buried in Sursa, in the southwest corner of the "old" section of the cemetery, so perhaps he is buried nearby.
[Jefferson County, Illinois Death Register, Vol. 1, p. 54]
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