15 JUNE 2020, Memorial notes/on or near at time of transfer. Added gender.
1) There is a report that there is another memorial in Rogers Cemetery, so this one may have been entered in the wrong cemetery when originally created, or was based on genuine confusion as to where he was interred. This monument is incomplete, the year of death has not been engraved, and this monument is with a different spouse than shown on the one in Rogers, so it is quite possible he may not even be buried here. The one in Rogers has a full date of death engraved, so that may be a clue. It appears this wife, Jewell, passed first and he remarried. Will need field work to resolve. ~
1) There is a report that there is another memorial in Rogers Cemetery, so this one may have been entered in the wrong cemetery when originally created, or was based on genuine confusion as to where he was interred. This monument is incomplete, the year of death has not been engraved, and this monument is with a different spouse than shown on the one in Rogers, so it is quite possible he may not even be buried here. The one in Rogers has a full date of death engraved, so that may be a clue. It appears this wife, Jewell, passed first and he remarried. Will need field work to resolve. ~
15 JUNE 2020, Memorial notes/on or near at time of transfer. Added gender.
1) There is a report that there is another memorial in Rogers Cemetery, so this one may have been entered in the wrong cemetery when originally created, or was based on genuine confusion as to where he was interred. This monument is incomplete, the year of death has not been engraved, and this monument is with a different spouse than shown on the one in Rogers, so it is quite possible he may not even be buried here. The one in Rogers has a full date of death engraved, so that may be a clue. It appears this wife, Jewell, passed first and he remarried. Will need field work to resolve. ~
1) There is a report that there is another memorial in Rogers Cemetery, so this one may have been entered in the wrong cemetery when originally created, or was based on genuine confusion as to where he was interred. This monument is incomplete, the year of death has not been engraved, and this monument is with a different spouse than shown on the one in Rogers, so it is quite possible he may not even be buried here. The one in Rogers has a full date of death engraved, so that may be a clue. It appears this wife, Jewell, passed first and he remarried. Will need field work to resolve. ~
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TINER
HUSBAND
PRESTON Y.
1906-19 _ _
Gravesite Details
He may not be buried here; he appears on monuments with his late wives, in two different cemeteries in Benton County.
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