The little daughter of David Glenn Button and Agnes Miller Carson. Agnes died during the influenza epidemic of 1918, passing away at home the day after Christmas.
Her Pennsylvania death certificate shows that Agnes was buried at Hill Grove Cemetery. It is possible that she was later moved to be buried near her parents. It is also possible that the family chose to place a stone in her memory at Mount Washington Cemetery, without moving her remains.
Her Pennsylvania death certificate shows that Agnes was buried at Hill Grove Cemetery. It is possible that she was later moved to be buried near her parents. It is also possible that the family chose to place a stone in her memory at Mount Washington Cemetery, without moving her remains.
The little daughter of David Glenn Button and Agnes Miller Carson. Agnes died during the influenza epidemic of 1918, passing away at home the day after Christmas.
Her Pennsylvania death certificate shows that Agnes was buried at Hill Grove Cemetery. It is possible that she was later moved to be buried near her parents. It is also possible that the family chose to place a stone in her memory at Mount Washington Cemetery, without moving her remains.
Her Pennsylvania death certificate shows that Agnes was buried at Hill Grove Cemetery. It is possible that she was later moved to be buried near her parents. It is also possible that the family chose to place a stone in her memory at Mount Washington Cemetery, without moving her remains.
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