Grave in Paoli township Sec.. 19-T.2N.-R.1E.
Levi and Margaret Wells Gifford were Quakers from NC and were members of Lick Creek Meeting.
Levi entered land in 1818.
In 1969 an attempt was amde by Pearl Wilson to locate these graves on behalf of mr. & Mrs. James Gifford of Kansas. Inquiry was made of bothe past and present owners and none knew anything about the graves.
Source: "Orange Peelings" April, May, June Vol. XXII Issue #2 2004, page 24
Orange County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 344, Paoli, IN 47454
Levi and Margaret Wells Gifford were Quakers from NC and were members of Lick Creek Meeting.
Levi entered land in 1818.
In 1969 an attempt was amde by Pearl Wilson to locate these graves on behalf of mr. & Mrs. James Gifford of Kansas. Inquiry was made of bothe past and present owners and none knew anything about the graves.
Source: "Orange Peelings" April, May, June Vol. XXII Issue #2 2004, page 24
Orange County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 344, Paoli, IN 47454
Grave in Paoli township Sec.. 19-T.2N.-R.1E.
Levi and Margaret Wells Gifford were Quakers from NC and were members of Lick Creek Meeting.
Levi entered land in 1818.
In 1969 an attempt was amde by Pearl Wilson to locate these graves on behalf of mr. & Mrs. James Gifford of Kansas. Inquiry was made of bothe past and present owners and none knew anything about the graves.
Source: "Orange Peelings" April, May, June Vol. XXII Issue #2 2004, page 24
Orange County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 344, Paoli, IN 47454
Levi and Margaret Wells Gifford were Quakers from NC and were members of Lick Creek Meeting.
Levi entered land in 1818.
In 1969 an attempt was amde by Pearl Wilson to locate these graves on behalf of mr. & Mrs. James Gifford of Kansas. Inquiry was made of bothe past and present owners and none knew anything about the graves.
Source: "Orange Peelings" April, May, June Vol. XXII Issue #2 2004, page 24
Orange County Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 344, Paoli, IN 47454
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