The parents of Margaret Wright (born bet. 1846 and 1853-) were James Wright (c1815-) and Rebecca Renfro (c1819-).
Margaret Wright Burns Partin died sometime between the 1910 and the 1920 censuses. She is most likely buried at Bradshaw with only a fieldstone marker. Both her husbands, William Henry Burns and Charles H. Partin, are buried at Bradshaw-Center Point Cemetery. She was married to her second husband, Charles H. Partin, when she died. Most of the Partin family buried loved ones sans tombstones, using field stones as markers.
Her first husband, W.H. Burns, is buried at Bradshaw and has a tombstone. Most of the Burns family buried loved ones with tombstone markers.
Margaret Wright Burns Partin died sometime between the 1910 and the 1920 censuses. She is most likely buried at Bradshaw with only a fieldstone marker. Both her husbands, William Henry Burns and Charles H. Partin, are buried at Bradshaw-Center Point Cemetery. She was married to her second husband, Charles H. Partin, when she died. Most of the Partin family buried loved ones sans tombstones, using field stones as markers.
Her first husband, W.H. Burns, is buried at Bradshaw and has a tombstone. Most of the Burns family buried loved ones with tombstone markers.
The parents of Margaret Wright (born bet. 1846 and 1853-) were James Wright (c1815-) and Rebecca Renfro (c1819-).
Margaret Wright Burns Partin died sometime between the 1910 and the 1920 censuses. She is most likely buried at Bradshaw with only a fieldstone marker. Both her husbands, William Henry Burns and Charles H. Partin, are buried at Bradshaw-Center Point Cemetery. She was married to her second husband, Charles H. Partin, when she died. Most of the Partin family buried loved ones sans tombstones, using field stones as markers.
Her first husband, W.H. Burns, is buried at Bradshaw and has a tombstone. Most of the Burns family buried loved ones with tombstone markers.
Margaret Wright Burns Partin died sometime between the 1910 and the 1920 censuses. She is most likely buried at Bradshaw with only a fieldstone marker. Both her husbands, William Henry Burns and Charles H. Partin, are buried at Bradshaw-Center Point Cemetery. She was married to her second husband, Charles H. Partin, when she died. Most of the Partin family buried loved ones sans tombstones, using field stones as markers.
Her first husband, W.H. Burns, is buried at Bradshaw and has a tombstone. Most of the Burns family buried loved ones with tombstone markers.
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