Child of Harvey Lafayette Dyer
Originally buried in the Walling Cemetery, Actually, it may have been Towash Cemetery. If someone could rule in or rule out either one, I would appreciate it. I think the birthdate says April 18th, 1858, but I am not sure. This was the elder of the two children who were both accidentally killed by their Doctor, on Lincoln's birthday, during the American Civil War.
They were siblings, but not twins. However, since they were killed on the same day, their little marker stone looks like one that would be used for twins.
Originally buried in the Walling Cemetery, Actually, it may have been Towash Cemetery. If someone could rule in or rule out either one, I would appreciate it. I think the birthdate says April 18th, 1858, but I am not sure. This was the elder of the two children who were both accidentally killed by their Doctor, on Lincoln's birthday, during the American Civil War.
They were siblings, but not twins. However, since they were killed on the same day, their little marker stone looks like one that would be used for twins.
Child of Harvey Lafayette Dyer
Originally buried in the Walling Cemetery, Actually, it may have been Towash Cemetery. If someone could rule in or rule out either one, I would appreciate it. I think the birthdate says April 18th, 1858, but I am not sure. This was the elder of the two children who were both accidentally killed by their Doctor, on Lincoln's birthday, during the American Civil War.
They were siblings, but not twins. However, since they were killed on the same day, their little marker stone looks like one that would be used for twins.
Originally buried in the Walling Cemetery, Actually, it may have been Towash Cemetery. If someone could rule in or rule out either one, I would appreciate it. I think the birthdate says April 18th, 1858, but I am not sure. This was the elder of the two children who were both accidentally killed by their Doctor, on Lincoln's birthday, during the American Civil War.
They were siblings, but not twins. However, since they were killed on the same day, their little marker stone looks like one that would be used for twins.
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