Harriet was born and raised in Victor, New York. She and her husband and their daughter moved to Central Lower Michigan in 1863, residing in Livingston County until 1870 when they moved to Ingham County.
Harriet's husband and daughter passed away within a year of her death, and she is buried next to them. Their individual tombstones are badly sunken and almost illegible, but the Rushmore family monument on their plot is in good condition.
Harriet's husband and daughter passed away within a year of her death, and she is buried next to them. Their individual tombstones are badly sunken and almost illegible, but the Rushmore family monument on their plot is in good condition.
Harriet was born and raised in Victor, New York. She and her husband and their daughter moved to Central Lower Michigan in 1863, residing in Livingston County until 1870 when they moved to Ingham County.
Harriet's husband and daughter passed away within a year of her death, and she is buried next to them. Their individual tombstones are badly sunken and almost illegible, but the Rushmore family monument on their plot is in good condition.
Harriet's husband and daughter passed away within a year of her death, and she is buried next to them. Their individual tombstones are badly sunken and almost illegible, but the Rushmore family monument on their plot is in good condition.
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HARRIET (on top)
Wife of H.N. Rushmore
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