The primary source record for this child seems to be the Western Heights Cemetery (Dallas, TX) Records "Addendum B" circa 1992 which only indicates Pearl (Baby) died 26 Nov 1908 and was buried in this cemetery. No death certificate has yet been found, but I am inferring that she is the child of Winford L Allison, also buried at Western Heights, whose wife was Effie Pearl Leatherman Allison. Many of the Leathermans are also buried at Western Heights, although Effie Pearl is buried at Laurel Land (also in Dallas). Winford and Effie Pearl were married on Jun 30 1907, and they have several children including an infant born in 1910 who is buried at Western Heights. It would not be surprising to have a child also born within 1 year after their marriage named after the mother.
--- Steve Erickson, researcher for Western Heights Cemetery, 21 Jan 2024 ---
--- Steve Erickson, researcher for Western Heights Cemetery, 21 Jan 2024 ---
The primary source record for this child seems to be the Western Heights Cemetery (Dallas, TX) Records "Addendum B" circa 1992 which only indicates Pearl (Baby) died 26 Nov 1908 and was buried in this cemetery. No death certificate has yet been found, but I am inferring that she is the child of Winford L Allison, also buried at Western Heights, whose wife was Effie Pearl Leatherman Allison. Many of the Leathermans are also buried at Western Heights, although Effie Pearl is buried at Laurel Land (also in Dallas). Winford and Effie Pearl were married on Jun 30 1907, and they have several children including an infant born in 1910 who is buried at Western Heights. It would not be surprising to have a child also born within 1 year after their marriage named after the mother.
--- Steve Erickson, researcher for Western Heights Cemetery, 21 Jan 2024 ---
--- Steve Erickson, researcher for Western Heights Cemetery, 21 Jan 2024 ---
Gravesite Details
No marker. Burial location unknown.
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