Young child of Malcolm G. McGregor and his wife Olive.
Charles Malcolm McGregor
Picture shown at right is inscribed on the south side of the tall monument with his mother's name on the west side. (Olive McGregor). Cemetery records show no record of Charles being interred, so this must be a memorial only.
Most likely he was buried in Cedar Hill, an older cemetery on the east side of town that has burials dating back to the early 1860's. Many families that had family buried in Cedar Hill later moved them to the newer, more prestigious Park Cemetery when it opened in 1879.
SISTER
Ora M. DeWees
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John and Isabella McGregor were natives of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Her grandfather conducted an academy at Wadsworth, becoming and educator of considerable note and prominence.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John N. Stephenson
Anna Stephenson
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Contributor John Stoutimore shared the following:
The Neosho Times, Neosho, Mo. 9-23-1875: A sad accident happened to a little son of Mr. McGregor last Tuesday. He was at the barn and was hitting their horse with a stick when the horse kicked him in the stomach, from the effects of which he died the next day.--Carthage Patriot.
Charles Malcolm McGregor
Picture shown at right is inscribed on the south side of the tall monument with his mother's name on the west side. (Olive McGregor). Cemetery records show no record of Charles being interred, so this must be a memorial only.
Most likely he was buried in Cedar Hill, an older cemetery on the east side of town that has burials dating back to the early 1860's. Many families that had family buried in Cedar Hill later moved them to the newer, more prestigious Park Cemetery when it opened in 1879.
SISTER
Ora M. DeWees
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John and Isabella McGregor were natives of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Her grandfather conducted an academy at Wadsworth, becoming and educator of considerable note and prominence.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John N. Stephenson
Anna Stephenson
__________________
Contributor John Stoutimore shared the following:
The Neosho Times, Neosho, Mo. 9-23-1875: A sad accident happened to a little son of Mr. McGregor last Tuesday. He was at the barn and was hitting their horse with a stick when the horse kicked him in the stomach, from the effects of which he died the next day.--Carthage Patriot.
Young child of Malcolm G. McGregor and his wife Olive.
Charles Malcolm McGregor
Picture shown at right is inscribed on the south side of the tall monument with his mother's name on the west side. (Olive McGregor). Cemetery records show no record of Charles being interred, so this must be a memorial only.
Most likely he was buried in Cedar Hill, an older cemetery on the east side of town that has burials dating back to the early 1860's. Many families that had family buried in Cedar Hill later moved them to the newer, more prestigious Park Cemetery when it opened in 1879.
SISTER
Ora M. DeWees
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John and Isabella McGregor were natives of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Her grandfather conducted an academy at Wadsworth, becoming and educator of considerable note and prominence.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John N. Stephenson
Anna Stephenson
__________________
Contributor John Stoutimore shared the following:
The Neosho Times, Neosho, Mo. 9-23-1875: A sad accident happened to a little son of Mr. McGregor last Tuesday. He was at the barn and was hitting their horse with a stick when the horse kicked him in the stomach, from the effects of which he died the next day.--Carthage Patriot.
Charles Malcolm McGregor
Picture shown at right is inscribed on the south side of the tall monument with his mother's name on the west side. (Olive McGregor). Cemetery records show no record of Charles being interred, so this must be a memorial only.
Most likely he was buried in Cedar Hill, an older cemetery on the east side of town that has burials dating back to the early 1860's. Many families that had family buried in Cedar Hill later moved them to the newer, more prestigious Park Cemetery when it opened in 1879.
SISTER
Ora M. DeWees
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John and Isabella McGregor were natives of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Her grandfather conducted an academy at Wadsworth, becoming and educator of considerable note and prominence.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS:
John N. Stephenson
Anna Stephenson
__________________
Contributor John Stoutimore shared the following:
The Neosho Times, Neosho, Mo. 9-23-1875: A sad accident happened to a little son of Mr. McGregor last Tuesday. He was at the barn and was hitting their horse with a stick when the horse kicked him in the stomach, from the effects of which he died the next day.--Carthage Patriot.
Inscription
Charles M
Son of
M.G. & Olive
MCGREGOR
DIED
Sept. 2, 1875
Aged
4 Yrs. 6 Mo.& 13 Da.
Gravesite Details
The headstone is here but I believe it to be a memorial only. There is no interment date listed and the cemetery was not founded until 1879
Family Members
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