There was no memorial headstone erected and it has taken me some time to discover where he and his wife, Anna May were buried. Her grandfather, Lyman Webster, purchased two lots in Section G of this cemetery probably when his oldest son, George Price, died on August 30, 1865 probably as a result of an illness contracted during his Civil War service. It's uncertain why the family did not erect a headstone for him -- family tensions? Lack of money? No ideas have emerged from my research into this family. According to the 1900 census, William and his family (Anna and three sons) plus his mother and step-father were living next door to Anna's parents (Charles Lyman Webster, Lyman's second son).
There was no memorial headstone erected and it has taken me some time to discover where he and his wife, Anna May were buried. Her grandfather, Lyman Webster, purchased two lots in Section G of this cemetery probably when his oldest son, George Price, died on August 30, 1865 probably as a result of an illness contracted during his Civil War service. It's uncertain why the family did not erect a headstone for him -- family tensions? Lack of money? No ideas have emerged from my research into this family. According to the 1900 census, William and his family (Anna and three sons) plus his mother and step-father were living next door to Anna's parents (Charles Lyman Webster, Lyman's second son).
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