Emma, born around 1858, was a daughter of Dr. William Aitkins and his second wife, Rebecca Carothers.
Her birth date of 1858 is based on information in the 1860 census.
The stone is covered in vegetation. Years ago it was quite worn down but appeared to read in part "dau. of (illeg) and R. C. Aitkin." It is next to the one for Lydia Jane (Totten) Aitkens, Dr. Aitkins' first wife.
Her birth date of 1858 is based on information in the 1860 census.
The stone is covered in vegetation. Years ago it was quite worn down but appeared to read in part "dau. of (illeg) and R. C. Aitkin." It is next to the one for Lydia Jane (Totten) Aitkens, Dr. Aitkins' first wife.
Emma, born around 1858, was a daughter of Dr. William Aitkins and his second wife, Rebecca Carothers.
Her birth date of 1858 is based on information in the 1860 census.
The stone is covered in vegetation. Years ago it was quite worn down but appeared to read in part "dau. of (illeg) and R. C. Aitkin." It is next to the one for Lydia Jane (Totten) Aitkens, Dr. Aitkins' first wife.
Her birth date of 1858 is based on information in the 1860 census.
The stone is covered in vegetation. Years ago it was quite worn down but appeared to read in part "dau. of (illeg) and R. C. Aitkin." It is next to the one for Lydia Jane (Totten) Aitkens, Dr. Aitkins' first wife.
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Stone is difficult to read and, in 2011, covered with vegetation.
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