"Children of G.R. & R.M. Ross"
The marker appears to be for two names, neither legible. They died between 1850-1870. George R Ross was born between 1822-27 in Scotland. His wife Rosana M Mundy was born about 1833 in Ireland. In the 1860 Kaneville census they had three children: Margaret, Ida & George. A daughter Lousie D was born in 1867 (there is no 1870 census record for them). By 1880 the couple were living in Ames, IA with daughter Louise. Daughter Ida Marie married a Spalding. Unclear about the fates of Margaret & George.
The marker appears to be for two names, neither legible. They died between 1850-1870. George R Ross was born between 1822-27 in Scotland. His wife Rosana M Mundy was born about 1833 in Ireland. In the 1860 Kaneville census they had three children: Margaret, Ida & George. A daughter Lousie D was born in 1867 (there is no 1870 census record for them). By 1880 the couple were living in Ames, IA with daughter Louise. Daughter Ida Marie married a Spalding. Unclear about the fates of Margaret & George.
"Children of G.R. & R.M. Ross"
The marker appears to be for two names, neither legible. They died between 1850-1870. George R Ross was born between 1822-27 in Scotland. His wife Rosana M Mundy was born about 1833 in Ireland. In the 1860 Kaneville census they had three children: Margaret, Ida & George. A daughter Lousie D was born in 1867 (there is no 1870 census record for them). By 1880 the couple were living in Ames, IA with daughter Louise. Daughter Ida Marie married a Spalding. Unclear about the fates of Margaret & George.
The marker appears to be for two names, neither legible. They died between 1850-1870. George R Ross was born between 1822-27 in Scotland. His wife Rosana M Mundy was born about 1833 in Ireland. In the 1860 Kaneville census they had three children: Margaret, Ida & George. A daughter Lousie D was born in 1867 (there is no 1870 census record for them). By 1880 the couple were living in Ames, IA with daughter Louise. Daughter Ida Marie married a Spalding. Unclear about the fates of Margaret & George.
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