From the burial records of Trinity Church:
Child, son of Mr. Doolittle.
Age: 7
Their record indicates that there is no headstone.
While there is no proof of the identity of this child, the father is possibly Elkanah Doolittle, as he is one of the only Doolittles recorded as living in New York City then.
It is probably the grave of his son Elkanah, by his first wife, Abigail. It is known that Elkanah died as a child, because a second son born in 1812 is also named "Elkanah."
Child, son of Mr. Doolittle.
Age: 7
Their record indicates that there is no headstone.
While there is no proof of the identity of this child, the father is possibly Elkanah Doolittle, as he is one of the only Doolittles recorded as living in New York City then.
It is probably the grave of his son Elkanah, by his first wife, Abigail. It is known that Elkanah died as a child, because a second son born in 1812 is also named "Elkanah."
From the burial records of Trinity Church:
Child, son of Mr. Doolittle.
Age: 7
Their record indicates that there is no headstone.
While there is no proof of the identity of this child, the father is possibly Elkanah Doolittle, as he is one of the only Doolittles recorded as living in New York City then.
It is probably the grave of his son Elkanah, by his first wife, Abigail. It is known that Elkanah died as a child, because a second son born in 1812 is also named "Elkanah."
Child, son of Mr. Doolittle.
Age: 7
Their record indicates that there is no headstone.
While there is no proof of the identity of this child, the father is possibly Elkanah Doolittle, as he is one of the only Doolittles recorded as living in New York City then.
It is probably the grave of his son Elkanah, by his first wife, Abigail. It is known that Elkanah died as a child, because a second son born in 1812 is also named "Elkanah."
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