Infant son of G.W. & F. Eads - aged 9 days
From research of C. Boroughf: "Family tradition is that when the first baby died George Washington Eads wanted to bury him with his brothers family [present day Waidlich Cemetery] but his brother refused. so Wash buried him on his own land as close as he could get to that cemetery which is why its so inaccessible. Apparently when the family finally put up grave stones no one remembered the exact dates or I haven't fiound them anyway".
From research of C. Boroughf: "Family tradition is that when the first baby died George Washington Eads wanted to bury him with his brothers family [present day Waidlich Cemetery] but his brother refused. so Wash buried him on his own land as close as he could get to that cemetery which is why its so inaccessible. Apparently when the family finally put up grave stones no one remembered the exact dates or I haven't fiound them anyway".
Infant son of G.W. & F. Eads - aged 9 days
From research of C. Boroughf: "Family tradition is that when the first baby died George Washington Eads wanted to bury him with his brothers family [present day Waidlich Cemetery] but his brother refused. so Wash buried him on his own land as close as he could get to that cemetery which is why its so inaccessible. Apparently when the family finally put up grave stones no one remembered the exact dates or I haven't fiound them anyway".
From research of C. Boroughf: "Family tradition is that when the first baby died George Washington Eads wanted to bury him with his brothers family [present day Waidlich Cemetery] but his brother refused. so Wash buried him on his own land as close as he could get to that cemetery which is why its so inaccessible. Apparently when the family finally put up grave stones no one remembered the exact dates or I haven't fiound them anyway".
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