Death:
Eloise's Texas death certificate states that she died "near Navasota" and that interment was in the "city." Therefore it is probable that she is buried in an unmarked grave in Oakland Cemetery, Navasota, Grimes County, near her husband, John L. Stevens, whose unmarked grave is presumed to be near the marked graves of several of his family members.
Eloise's Texas death certificate states that she died "near Navasota" and that interment was in the "city." Therefore it is probable that she is buried in an unmarked grave in Oakland Cemetery, Navasota, Grimes County, near her husband, John L. Stevens, whose unmarked grave is presumed to be near the marked graves of several of his family members.
Death:
Eloise's Texas death certificate states that she died "near Navasota" and that interment was in the "city." Therefore it is probable that she is buried in an unmarked grave in Oakland Cemetery, Navasota, Grimes County, near her husband, John L. Stevens, whose unmarked grave is presumed to be near the marked graves of several of his family members.
Eloise's Texas death certificate states that she died "near Navasota" and that interment was in the "city." Therefore it is probable that she is buried in an unmarked grave in Oakland Cemetery, Navasota, Grimes County, near her husband, John L. Stevens, whose unmarked grave is presumed to be near the marked graves of several of his family members.
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