Kizza was the loving wife of W. or J.W., Burk(s). To this union 3 daughters were born:
Elizabeth (Burks) Bishop, Zelpha Ann (Burks) Plumlee, and Sarah Etta (Burks) Allred.
She is buried alone. Her husband fought on the Confederate side in the Civil War and managed to make it through. But, as fate would have it, he died of the measles on his way home to Arkansas. She was left a widow at a very young age, to raise 3 small children.
I wish I could have known you.
Elizabeth (Burks) Bishop, Zelpha Ann (Burks) Plumlee, and Sarah Etta (Burks) Allred.
She is buried alone. Her husband fought on the Confederate side in the Civil War and managed to make it through. But, as fate would have it, he died of the measles on his way home to Arkansas. She was left a widow at a very young age, to raise 3 small children.
I wish I could have known you.
Kizza was the loving wife of W. or J.W., Burk(s). To this union 3 daughters were born:
Elizabeth (Burks) Bishop, Zelpha Ann (Burks) Plumlee, and Sarah Etta (Burks) Allred.
She is buried alone. Her husband fought on the Confederate side in the Civil War and managed to make it through. But, as fate would have it, he died of the measles on his way home to Arkansas. She was left a widow at a very young age, to raise 3 small children.
I wish I could have known you.
Elizabeth (Burks) Bishop, Zelpha Ann (Burks) Plumlee, and Sarah Etta (Burks) Allred.
She is buried alone. Her husband fought on the Confederate side in the Civil War and managed to make it through. But, as fate would have it, he died of the measles on his way home to Arkansas. She was left a widow at a very young age, to raise 3 small children.
I wish I could have known you.
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