West Drake was the second of five children born to William Drake and Jane Drake (nee Carr). He passed away in childhood just short of his 7th birthday.
After his death, his parents and four siblings moved to Milwaukee, WI. His older brother, George C. Drake, became the first Wisconsin soldier killed in the Civil War.
After his death, his parents and four siblings moved to Milwaukee, WI. His older brother, George C. Drake, became the first Wisconsin soldier killed in the Civil War.
West Drake was the second of five children born to William Drake and Jane Drake (nee Carr). He passed away in childhood just short of his 7th birthday.
After his death, his parents and four siblings moved to Milwaukee, WI. His older brother, George C. Drake, became the first Wisconsin soldier killed in the Civil War.
After his death, his parents and four siblings moved to Milwaukee, WI. His older brother, George C. Drake, became the first Wisconsin soldier killed in the Civil War.
Inscription
Son of Wm. & Jane Drake 11/11/1852 aged 7 yrs.
Gravesite Details
Radnor Historical Society -WPA (Work Projects Administration of the 1935 New Deal) of 1936 & 1937 Delaware County Burial Sites Project #4889 Radnor Locations
Family Members
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