Raper Beardsley shows up on the Beardsley family tree as being born to Dr. Havilah and Rachel (Calhoun) Beardsley. His birth and death dates are unknown but they were
probably around 1833. It is possible that he was stillborn and did not survive birth. I believe that he was originally interred at the first cemetery in Elkhart IN, on the corner of present-day Prairie and Middlebury Streets, and her remains were reinterred at Grace Lawn Cemetery after it was opened in 1864, along with his father and baby sister who died prior to 1860.
probably around 1833. It is possible that he was stillborn and did not survive birth. I believe that he was originally interred at the first cemetery in Elkhart IN, on the corner of present-day Prairie and Middlebury Streets, and her remains were reinterred at Grace Lawn Cemetery after it was opened in 1864, along with his father and baby sister who died prior to 1860.
Raper Beardsley shows up on the Beardsley family tree as being born to Dr. Havilah and Rachel (Calhoun) Beardsley. His birth and death dates are unknown but they were
probably around 1833. It is possible that he was stillborn and did not survive birth. I believe that he was originally interred at the first cemetery in Elkhart IN, on the corner of present-day Prairie and Middlebury Streets, and her remains were reinterred at Grace Lawn Cemetery after it was opened in 1864, along with his father and baby sister who died prior to 1860.
probably around 1833. It is possible that he was stillborn and did not survive birth. I believe that he was originally interred at the first cemetery in Elkhart IN, on the corner of present-day Prairie and Middlebury Streets, and her remains were reinterred at Grace Lawn Cemetery after it was opened in 1864, along with his father and baby sister who died prior to 1860.
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