Cora's Death Certificate gives the name of the cemetery she is buried in. The problem is that there are 7 "Clawson" cemeteries in the county she died in. Unfortunately, she is not listed in any of them so it is impossible to know which of the cemeteries is meant unless a grave marker can be found. An online search of all graves listed on this site does not find one.
On the Death Certificate Cora 's mother is named as "Tishey Potter." On the 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Census she is named "Martha L." On the 1870 Census she is found as an 8 year old child named something that looks like it could be "Luthia."
On the Death Certificate Cora 's mother is named as "Tishey Potter." On the 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Census she is named "Martha L." On the 1870 Census she is found as an 8 year old child named something that looks like it could be "Luthia."
Cora's Death Certificate gives the name of the cemetery she is buried in. The problem is that there are 7 "Clawson" cemeteries in the county she died in. Unfortunately, she is not listed in any of them so it is impossible to know which of the cemeteries is meant unless a grave marker can be found. An online search of all graves listed on this site does not find one.
On the Death Certificate Cora 's mother is named as "Tishey Potter." On the 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Census she is named "Martha L." On the 1870 Census she is found as an 8 year old child named something that looks like it could be "Luthia."
On the Death Certificate Cora 's mother is named as "Tishey Potter." On the 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Census she is named "Martha L." On the 1870 Census she is found as an 8 year old child named something that looks like it could be "Luthia."
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