David Trembley, a native of New York, born around 1829, according to burial records. Although according to the epitaph he was 28 when he died, meaning more than likely he was born in 1828.
Sadly, David died on September 21st, 1856 with his wife Mary soon to follow on November 8, 1856. Their graves are marked by a large obelisk that reads "They were lovely in their lives, and in their death they are not divided."--
The Trembley's are buried in Mary's family plot, the Kroh family.
Sadly, David died on September 21st, 1856 with his wife Mary soon to follow on November 8, 1856. Their graves are marked by a large obelisk that reads "They were lovely in their lives, and in their death they are not divided."--
The Trembley's are buried in Mary's family plot, the Kroh family.
David Trembley, a native of New York, born around 1829, according to burial records. Although according to the epitaph he was 28 when he died, meaning more than likely he was born in 1828.
Sadly, David died on September 21st, 1856 with his wife Mary soon to follow on November 8, 1856. Their graves are marked by a large obelisk that reads "They were lovely in their lives, and in their death they are not divided."--
The Trembley's are buried in Mary's family plot, the Kroh family.
Sadly, David died on September 21st, 1856 with his wife Mary soon to follow on November 8, 1856. Their graves are marked by a large obelisk that reads "They were lovely in their lives, and in their death they are not divided."--
The Trembley's are buried in Mary's family plot, the Kroh family.
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