Son of Moses and Elizabeth Goodwin Gage.
Information on the Gage burial locations in this cemetery was obtained from the Claiborne family records, courtesy of Mattie Claiborne, and James Edwards, both of whom I was blessed enough to meet, befriend, and gain a lot of information from.
The Gage burials in this cemetery were marked by rocks but mapped in the Claiborne family records. You can see the original rock/headstone marker behind the headstone in this photo. At the time we located this the name was barely legible in the rock engraving. The spelling of his name comes from the rock engraving.
New headstones were purchased, for all the Gage graves in this cemetery, in 2001 through generous donations from members of the Gage Family Reunion Association, who are descendants of James Gage and Elanora Pointer Gage.
Be sure to check the cemetery page and the photo of the Historical Marker.
Information on the Gage burial locations in this cemetery was obtained from the Claiborne family records, courtesy of Mattie Claiborne, and James Edwards, both of whom I was blessed enough to meet, befriend, and gain a lot of information from.
The Gage burials in this cemetery were marked by rocks but mapped in the Claiborne family records. You can see the original rock/headstone marker behind the headstone in this photo. At the time we located this the name was barely legible in the rock engraving. The spelling of his name comes from the rock engraving.
New headstones were purchased, for all the Gage graves in this cemetery, in 2001 through generous donations from members of the Gage Family Reunion Association, who are descendants of James Gage and Elanora Pointer Gage.
Be sure to check the cemetery page and the photo of the Historical Marker.
Son of Moses and Elizabeth Goodwin Gage.
Information on the Gage burial locations in this cemetery was obtained from the Claiborne family records, courtesy of Mattie Claiborne, and James Edwards, both of whom I was blessed enough to meet, befriend, and gain a lot of information from.
The Gage burials in this cemetery were marked by rocks but mapped in the Claiborne family records. You can see the original rock/headstone marker behind the headstone in this photo. At the time we located this the name was barely legible in the rock engraving. The spelling of his name comes from the rock engraving.
New headstones were purchased, for all the Gage graves in this cemetery, in 2001 through generous donations from members of the Gage Family Reunion Association, who are descendants of James Gage and Elanora Pointer Gage.
Be sure to check the cemetery page and the photo of the Historical Marker.
Information on the Gage burial locations in this cemetery was obtained from the Claiborne family records, courtesy of Mattie Claiborne, and James Edwards, both of whom I was blessed enough to meet, befriend, and gain a lot of information from.
The Gage burials in this cemetery were marked by rocks but mapped in the Claiborne family records. You can see the original rock/headstone marker behind the headstone in this photo. At the time we located this the name was barely legible in the rock engraving. The spelling of his name comes from the rock engraving.
New headstones were purchased, for all the Gage graves in this cemetery, in 2001 through generous donations from members of the Gage Family Reunion Association, who are descendants of James Gage and Elanora Pointer Gage.
Be sure to check the cemetery page and the photo of the Historical Marker.
Family Members
Siblings
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
