From "The Children of John W. Ketterman" By Romney J. Ketterman and Barbara Ketterman Pendleton. 2008 Used by permission from Barbara Pendleton.
"Lois Ketterman was born June 7, 1898, the third child of John W. Ketterman and Hazel Ketterman. According to the family Bible, however, she passed away April 20, 1899 age 10 months and 13 days.
As with her older sister Vera, Lois is believed to have been buried in Pittsburg's Mt. Olive Cemetery, probably nest to John W.'s first wife. Hazel visited and decorated her daughter's grave for over 40 years.
If there was a headstone, however, it does not survive today."
"Lois Ketterman was born June 7, 1898, the third child of John W. Ketterman and Hazel Ketterman. According to the family Bible, however, she passed away April 20, 1899 age 10 months and 13 days.
As with her older sister Vera, Lois is believed to have been buried in Pittsburg's Mt. Olive Cemetery, probably nest to John W.'s first wife. Hazel visited and decorated her daughter's grave for over 40 years.
If there was a headstone, however, it does not survive today."
From "The Children of John W. Ketterman" By Romney J. Ketterman and Barbara Ketterman Pendleton. 2008 Used by permission from Barbara Pendleton.
"Lois Ketterman was born June 7, 1898, the third child of John W. Ketterman and Hazel Ketterman. According to the family Bible, however, she passed away April 20, 1899 age 10 months and 13 days.
As with her older sister Vera, Lois is believed to have been buried in Pittsburg's Mt. Olive Cemetery, probably nest to John W.'s first wife. Hazel visited and decorated her daughter's grave for over 40 years.
If there was a headstone, however, it does not survive today."
"Lois Ketterman was born June 7, 1898, the third child of John W. Ketterman and Hazel Ketterman. According to the family Bible, however, she passed away April 20, 1899 age 10 months and 13 days.
As with her older sister Vera, Lois is believed to have been buried in Pittsburg's Mt. Olive Cemetery, probably nest to John W.'s first wife. Hazel visited and decorated her daughter's grave for over 40 years.
If there was a headstone, however, it does not survive today."
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