ALBRITS:
[Unk]-[Tosset Albrits/child/bur. 08-28-1877]
[The burial register appears to say "buried the child of Mrs. Fosset,
Albritz lot $1"; otherwise, it could be child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz
but then the word lot still follows the name and wouldn't make sense
(child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz lot). I definitely think it is Fosset
instead of Tosset though based on his other capital F's and T's.
Unfortunately, I don't show an Albritz/Albrits being a lot owner or burial
here. The Albright lot I have was purchased later than 1877.
The Albritz/Albrits lot may have either been quit claimed to someone else
or repossessed in 1951 due to non-payment of annual care.
[Unk]-[Tosset Albrits/child/bur. 08-28-1877]
[The burial register appears to say "buried the child of Mrs. Fosset,
Albritz lot $1"; otherwise, it could be child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz
but then the word lot still follows the name and wouldn't make sense
(child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz lot). I definitely think it is Fosset
instead of Tosset though based on his other capital F's and T's.
Unfortunately, I don't show an Albritz/Albrits being a lot owner or burial
here. The Albright lot I have was purchased later than 1877.
The Albritz/Albrits lot may have either been quit claimed to someone else
or repossessed in 1951 due to non-payment of annual care.
ALBRITS:
[Unk]-[Tosset Albrits/child/bur. 08-28-1877]
[The burial register appears to say "buried the child of Mrs. Fosset,
Albritz lot $1"; otherwise, it could be child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz
but then the word lot still follows the name and wouldn't make sense
(child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz lot). I definitely think it is Fosset
instead of Tosset though based on his other capital F's and T's.
Unfortunately, I don't show an Albritz/Albrits being a lot owner or burial
here. The Albright lot I have was purchased later than 1877.
The Albritz/Albrits lot may have either been quit claimed to someone else
or repossessed in 1951 due to non-payment of annual care.
[Unk]-[Tosset Albrits/child/bur. 08-28-1877]
[The burial register appears to say "buried the child of Mrs. Fosset,
Albritz lot $1"; otherwise, it could be child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz
but then the word lot still follows the name and wouldn't make sense
(child of Mrs. Fosset Albritz lot). I definitely think it is Fosset
instead of Tosset though based on his other capital F's and T's.
Unfortunately, I don't show an Albritz/Albrits being a lot owner or burial
here. The Albright lot I have was purchased later than 1877.
The Albritz/Albrits lot may have either been quit claimed to someone else
or repossessed in 1951 due to non-payment of annual care.
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