Son of John W. Myers and Mary Cobble Myers.
He is listed on the 1860 census with his parents at age two, but is not listed on the 1870 census.
Since his brother, Michael, who died in 1871, is buried here it is more than likely William is too. Seeing the condition of his brother's marker, it is possible that his was in worse shape, became damaged and removed from the cemetery.
He is listed on the 1860 census with his parents at age two, but is not listed on the 1870 census.
Since his brother, Michael, who died in 1871, is buried here it is more than likely William is too. Seeing the condition of his brother's marker, it is possible that his was in worse shape, became damaged and removed from the cemetery.
Son of John W. Myers and Mary Cobble Myers.
He is listed on the 1860 census with his parents at age two, but is not listed on the 1870 census.
Since his brother, Michael, who died in 1871, is buried here it is more than likely William is too. Seeing the condition of his brother's marker, it is possible that his was in worse shape, became damaged and removed from the cemetery.
He is listed on the 1860 census with his parents at age two, but is not listed on the 1870 census.
Since his brother, Michael, who died in 1871, is buried here it is more than likely William is too. Seeing the condition of his brother's marker, it is possible that his was in worse shape, became damaged and removed from the cemetery.
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Unmarked grave.
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