Daughter of James Washington & Martha (Harbison) McIntire. Born between 1871 & 1872, she was one of several children who died during a diptheria epidemic which hit the Burch Ridge area from April to November of 1877. She shares a white marble stone with her sister who died within days of her.
This information comes in part from Wetzel county, WV death records and a photo of her headstone taken in the 1970's by Jim Myers & his notes. The photo from the 1970's is not clear enough to make out anything other than her first name which was done with digital enhancement.
A trip to the cemetery in 2004, to confirm the names & dates on the headstone and possibly a better photo, revealed a very overgrown cemetery with weeds in some areas almost waist high. Her double headstone could not be found in the underbrush.
This information comes in part from Wetzel county, WV death records and a photo of her headstone taken in the 1970's by Jim Myers & his notes. The photo from the 1970's is not clear enough to make out anything other than her first name which was done with digital enhancement.
A trip to the cemetery in 2004, to confirm the names & dates on the headstone and possibly a better photo, revealed a very overgrown cemetery with weeds in some areas almost waist high. Her double headstone could not be found in the underbrush.
Daughter of James Washington & Martha (Harbison) McIntire. Born between 1871 & 1872, she was one of several children who died during a diptheria epidemic which hit the Burch Ridge area from April to November of 1877. She shares a white marble stone with her sister who died within days of her.
This information comes in part from Wetzel county, WV death records and a photo of her headstone taken in the 1970's by Jim Myers & his notes. The photo from the 1970's is not clear enough to make out anything other than her first name which was done with digital enhancement.
A trip to the cemetery in 2004, to confirm the names & dates on the headstone and possibly a better photo, revealed a very overgrown cemetery with weeds in some areas almost waist high. Her double headstone could not be found in the underbrush.
This information comes in part from Wetzel county, WV death records and a photo of her headstone taken in the 1970's by Jim Myers & his notes. The photo from the 1970's is not clear enough to make out anything other than her first name which was done with digital enhancement.
A trip to the cemetery in 2004, to confirm the names & dates on the headstone and possibly a better photo, revealed a very overgrown cemetery with weeds in some areas almost waist high. Her double headstone could not be found in the underbrush.
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