Cemetery records indicate that her remains were removed from a cemetery in Harrisonburg, Virginia on or about October 2, 1913 and then brought to Oak Hill for burial.
An obituary in the Washington Post dated May 16 1903 does not say where she was buried but did say her funeral service was to be at the Methodist Church in Harrisonburg. The notice is filed under the name Mrs. John T. Tracy and said her maiden name was Harden. She grew up in Alexandria, Virginia and had lived in York, Pennsylvania prior to moving to Virginia. She was the mother of three children.
An obituary in the Washington Post dated May 16 1903 does not say where she was buried but did say her funeral service was to be at the Methodist Church in Harrisonburg. The notice is filed under the name Mrs. John T. Tracy and said her maiden name was Harden. She grew up in Alexandria, Virginia and had lived in York, Pennsylvania prior to moving to Virginia. She was the mother of three children.
Cemetery records indicate that her remains were removed from a cemetery in Harrisonburg, Virginia on or about October 2, 1913 and then brought to Oak Hill for burial.
An obituary in the Washington Post dated May 16 1903 does not say where she was buried but did say her funeral service was to be at the Methodist Church in Harrisonburg. The notice is filed under the name Mrs. John T. Tracy and said her maiden name was Harden. She grew up in Alexandria, Virginia and had lived in York, Pennsylvania prior to moving to Virginia. She was the mother of three children.
An obituary in the Washington Post dated May 16 1903 does not say where she was buried but did say her funeral service was to be at the Methodist Church in Harrisonburg. The notice is filed under the name Mrs. John T. Tracy and said her maiden name was Harden. She grew up in Alexandria, Virginia and had lived in York, Pennsylvania prior to moving to Virginia. She was the mother of three children.
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