Nancy is shown in the 1875 NY State Census living with her daughter Arvilla and her husband Nathan Learn. Also living in the household is Nathan's widowed father George. I haven't located Nancy in the 1880 census, so I'm assuming she died prior.
On my visit to this cemetery in 1995, there were many broken and misplaced tombstones making any identification very difficult. More than likely Nancy's tombstone was among the many pieces that were broken and laying around in pieces. Or there is a possibility that she isn't buried there, but elsewhere.
On my visit to this cemetery in 1995, there were many broken and misplaced tombstones making any identification very difficult. More than likely Nancy's tombstone was among the many pieces that were broken and laying around in pieces. Or there is a possibility that she isn't buried there, but elsewhere.
Nancy is shown in the 1875 NY State Census living with her daughter Arvilla and her husband Nathan Learn. Also living in the household is Nathan's widowed father George. I haven't located Nancy in the 1880 census, so I'm assuming she died prior.
On my visit to this cemetery in 1995, there were many broken and misplaced tombstones making any identification very difficult. More than likely Nancy's tombstone was among the many pieces that were broken and laying around in pieces. Or there is a possibility that she isn't buried there, but elsewhere.
On my visit to this cemetery in 1995, there were many broken and misplaced tombstones making any identification very difficult. More than likely Nancy's tombstone was among the many pieces that were broken and laying around in pieces. Or there is a possibility that she isn't buried there, but elsewhere.
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