This is a CENOTAPH Abigail's direct family links are to her burial memorial in Stark Cemetery, Hawley CLICK HERE.
According to her Hawley death record, her burial was to be in Hawley. Her presumed burial stone is listed with the Taylor family in Stark in Louise Johnson's "History of Hawley". Abigail was a very old woman, and was living close to her descendants in Hawley at the time of her death. It is logical that her son Amos buried her in Stark Cemetery next to his own son.
dau of Amos King & Esther (Robinson) King
m. 1) Jeremiah Taylor 1852;
m. 2) Jeremiah Sumner Barton, his 2nd wife
married in Hawley on 27 June 1852
According to her Hawley death record, her burial was to be in Hawley. Her presumed burial stone is listed with the Taylor family in Stark in Louise Johnson's "History of Hawley". Abigail was a very old woman, and was living close to her descendants in Hawley at the time of her death. It is logical that her son Amos buried her in Stark Cemetery next to his own son.
dau of Amos King & Esther (Robinson) King
m. 1) Jeremiah Taylor 1852;
m. 2) Jeremiah Sumner Barton, his 2nd wife
married in Hawley on 27 June 1852
This is a CENOTAPH Abigail's direct family links are to her burial memorial in Stark Cemetery, Hawley CLICK HERE.
According to her Hawley death record, her burial was to be in Hawley. Her presumed burial stone is listed with the Taylor family in Stark in Louise Johnson's "History of Hawley". Abigail was a very old woman, and was living close to her descendants in Hawley at the time of her death. It is logical that her son Amos buried her in Stark Cemetery next to his own son.
dau of Amos King & Esther (Robinson) King
m. 1) Jeremiah Taylor 1852;
m. 2) Jeremiah Sumner Barton, his 2nd wife
married in Hawley on 27 June 1852
According to her Hawley death record, her burial was to be in Hawley. Her presumed burial stone is listed with the Taylor family in Stark in Louise Johnson's "History of Hawley". Abigail was a very old woman, and was living close to her descendants in Hawley at the time of her death. It is logical that her son Amos buried her in Stark Cemetery next to his own son.
dau of Amos King & Esther (Robinson) King
m. 1) Jeremiah Taylor 1852;
m. 2) Jeremiah Sumner Barton, his 2nd wife
married in Hawley on 27 June 1852
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