In the 1980s the Delaware County Genealogical Society indexed this cemetery and published as booklet. This index indicates that Albert Maxson (with no dates) is listed on the same stone as Lorana Maxson. The stone is very worn and it is difficult to verify this.
The 1928 obituary of Christian Smith Maxson says that 2 of the 3 children he had with his first wife died young, but suggests that all 3 children he had with his second wife Lorana were still alive in 1928. It is possible that Albert is one of the children from Christian Smith Maxson's first marriage and shares a headstone with his step-mother Lorana Maxson.
The 1928 obituary of Christian Smith Maxson says that 2 of the 3 children he had with his first wife died young, but suggests that all 3 children he had with his second wife Lorana were still alive in 1928. It is possible that Albert is one of the children from Christian Smith Maxson's first marriage and shares a headstone with his step-mother Lorana Maxson.
In the 1980s the Delaware County Genealogical Society indexed this cemetery and published as booklet. This index indicates that Albert Maxson (with no dates) is listed on the same stone as Lorana Maxson. The stone is very worn and it is difficult to verify this.
The 1928 obituary of Christian Smith Maxson says that 2 of the 3 children he had with his first wife died young, but suggests that all 3 children he had with his second wife Lorana were still alive in 1928. It is possible that Albert is one of the children from Christian Smith Maxson's first marriage and shares a headstone with his step-mother Lorana Maxson.
The 1928 obituary of Christian Smith Maxson says that 2 of the 3 children he had with his first wife died young, but suggests that all 3 children he had with his second wife Lorana were still alive in 1928. It is possible that Albert is one of the children from Christian Smith Maxson's first marriage and shares a headstone with his step-mother Lorana Maxson.
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