While researching the Obenlands buried in this cemetery, I came across this baby who is buried in the same Lot and Section. This is Lot 910, Section Q, owned by William Obenland.
She is also buried in the same grave as Robert D. White, Sr., son-in-law of the adult Obenlands in buried there. I don't know if or how Myrtle is related to the Obenlands or the Whites.
Myrtle was buried on March 30, 1912.
UPDATE:
I recently received an email stating Mrytle's parents were John Henry Stehr and his wife, Annetta Morrison.
At the time of Myrtle's death, they lived in Philadelphia on Lippincot Street. This is where the Obenlands lived. Maybe the Obenland's were friends of Henry and Annetta and when Myrtle passed away, they let her be buried in their lot.
She is also buried in the same grave as Robert D. White, Sr., son-in-law of the adult Obenlands in buried there. I don't know if or how Myrtle is related to the Obenlands or the Whites.
Myrtle was buried on March 30, 1912.
UPDATE:
I recently received an email stating Mrytle's parents were John Henry Stehr and his wife, Annetta Morrison.
At the time of Myrtle's death, they lived in Philadelphia on Lippincot Street. This is where the Obenlands lived. Maybe the Obenland's were friends of Henry and Annetta and when Myrtle passed away, they let her be buried in their lot.
While researching the Obenlands buried in this cemetery, I came across this baby who is buried in the same Lot and Section. This is Lot 910, Section Q, owned by William Obenland.
She is also buried in the same grave as Robert D. White, Sr., son-in-law of the adult Obenlands in buried there. I don't know if or how Myrtle is related to the Obenlands or the Whites.
Myrtle was buried on March 30, 1912.
UPDATE:
I recently received an email stating Mrytle's parents were John Henry Stehr and his wife, Annetta Morrison.
At the time of Myrtle's death, they lived in Philadelphia on Lippincot Street. This is where the Obenlands lived. Maybe the Obenland's were friends of Henry and Annetta and when Myrtle passed away, they let her be buried in their lot.
She is also buried in the same grave as Robert D. White, Sr., son-in-law of the adult Obenlands in buried there. I don't know if or how Myrtle is related to the Obenlands or the Whites.
Myrtle was buried on March 30, 1912.
UPDATE:
I recently received an email stating Mrytle's parents were John Henry Stehr and his wife, Annetta Morrison.
At the time of Myrtle's death, they lived in Philadelphia on Lippincot Street. This is where the Obenlands lived. Maybe the Obenland's were friends of Henry and Annetta and when Myrtle passed away, they let her be buried in their lot.
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