Sarah was the daughter of John Woodside and Nancy F Hamilton. She married David Steele Kimzey 28 Sep 1841 in Livingston Co, Ky. Her children were John Alexander, James Padian, Martha M, Mary Elizabteh. Sarah Ann contacted Small Pox and was sent to the St Louis Small Pox Hospital. She died there and was buried in the cemetery next to the hospital.
That Cemetery was closed and she was reburied in another cemetery. The records of reburial are not good ad I have not found her yet.
That Cemetery was closed and she was reburied in another cemetery. The records of reburial are not good ad I have not found her yet.
Sarah was the daughter of John Woodside and Nancy F Hamilton. She married David Steele Kimzey 28 Sep 1841 in Livingston Co, Ky. Her children were John Alexander, James Padian, Martha M, Mary Elizabteh. Sarah Ann contacted Small Pox and was sent to the St Louis Small Pox Hospital. She died there and was buried in the cemetery next to the hospital.
That Cemetery was closed and she was reburied in another cemetery. The records of reburial are not good ad I have not found her yet.
That Cemetery was closed and she was reburied in another cemetery. The records of reburial are not good ad I have not found her yet.
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Also Known as Holy Ghost Cemetery. The graves were moved in 1917 to make a parking lot for a school. They did not record where they moved the graves and not all graves moved to the same cemetery. Morman Film#1503029
Sarah Kinzig(age 54) was buried 25 Mar 1870 in Holy Ghost Cemetery County Library RDSL 11, SLGS Rolls 321 Certified Copy Death Sarah Kinzy
Sarah Kinzy Death 25 Mar 1870 Small Pox City Hospital Vol 3, Page 232 #1487 Missouri Archive C10369
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