Myrtle Eason Rand writes in her unpublished Family Genealogy: Grandpa and Grandma Eason (Richard and Lucy) and Aunt Alice (m Houston, is buried with baby) were all buried in the old cemetery which was south of the Union Pacific tracks south of the Waters sale barn. When the present Woodland Cemetery was started, our dad (Alfred "Fred" Eason) moved the three bodies himself, dug the new graves, hauling them in a wagon.
(from Ginny Bacon)
The order of her children are as follows:
Jane
Charles
Elizabeth (Eliza, Lizzie)
Frank
Lucy
Alice
Sarah
Alfred
Her daughter Lucy died on the ship when they were coming from England.
There were supposed to be 9 children.
(from Ginny Bacon)
The order of her children are as follows:
Jane
Charles
Elizabeth (Eliza, Lizzie)
Frank
Lucy
Alice
Sarah
Alfred
Her daughter Lucy died on the ship when they were coming from England.
There were supposed to be 9 children.
Myrtle Eason Rand writes in her unpublished Family Genealogy: Grandpa and Grandma Eason (Richard and Lucy) and Aunt Alice (m Houston, is buried with baby) were all buried in the old cemetery which was south of the Union Pacific tracks south of the Waters sale barn. When the present Woodland Cemetery was started, our dad (Alfred "Fred" Eason) moved the three bodies himself, dug the new graves, hauling them in a wagon.
(from Ginny Bacon)
The order of her children are as follows:
Jane
Charles
Elizabeth (Eliza, Lizzie)
Frank
Lucy
Alice
Sarah
Alfred
Her daughter Lucy died on the ship when they were coming from England.
There were supposed to be 9 children.
(from Ginny Bacon)
The order of her children are as follows:
Jane
Charles
Elizabeth (Eliza, Lizzie)
Frank
Lucy
Alice
Sarah
Alfred
Her daughter Lucy died on the ship when they were coming from England.
There were supposed to be 9 children.
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