Married on July 20, 1940
Roscoe worked for the railroad at the time of his death.
Roscoe is buried near his mother, Tharsa, and numerous siblings and nieces and nephews. His sisters, Ethel and Bertie and brother Fred are in plots adjacent to his. His father and three siblings that died in infancy are buried in the "Old Corinth" side of the cemetery and can be seen from his grave.
Roscoe worked for the railroad at the time of his death.
Roscoe is buried near his mother, Tharsa, and numerous siblings and nieces and nephews. His sisters, Ethel and Bertie and brother Fred are in plots adjacent to his. His father and three siblings that died in infancy are buried in the "Old Corinth" side of the cemetery and can be seen from his grave.
Married on July 20, 1940
Roscoe worked for the railroad at the time of his death.
Roscoe is buried near his mother, Tharsa, and numerous siblings and nieces and nephews. His sisters, Ethel and Bertie and brother Fred are in plots adjacent to his. His father and three siblings that died in infancy are buried in the "Old Corinth" side of the cemetery and can be seen from his grave.
Roscoe worked for the railroad at the time of his death.
Roscoe is buried near his mother, Tharsa, and numerous siblings and nieces and nephews. His sisters, Ethel and Bertie and brother Fred are in plots adjacent to his. His father and three siblings that died in infancy are buried in the "Old Corinth" side of the cemetery and can be seen from his grave.
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