First wife of David M. Bryant (1832-1912).
Abigail has a duplicate marker in the Chester Baptist Cemetery with her daughter Naomi. Here, Abigail's marker is with her parents, William and Margaret Struble, who died respectively in 1877 and 1875.
It is possible that Abigail was later moved to Fredericktown, or that her husband simply placed her name on the daughter's memorial when Naomi died. There is no current evidence as to which location she is actually buried in.
In any case Abigail has two grave markers in cemeteries located about 7 miles apart.
(thanks to contributor K Bowers and for paraphrasing her bio notes, on the Chester memorial)
Abigail has a duplicate marker in the Chester Baptist Cemetery with her daughter Naomi. Here, Abigail's marker is with her parents, William and Margaret Struble, who died respectively in 1877 and 1875.
It is possible that Abigail was later moved to Fredericktown, or that her husband simply placed her name on the daughter's memorial when Naomi died. There is no current evidence as to which location she is actually buried in.
In any case Abigail has two grave markers in cemeteries located about 7 miles apart.
(thanks to contributor K Bowers and for paraphrasing her bio notes, on the Chester memorial)
First wife of David M. Bryant (1832-1912).
Abigail has a duplicate marker in the Chester Baptist Cemetery with her daughter Naomi. Here, Abigail's marker is with her parents, William and Margaret Struble, who died respectively in 1877 and 1875.
It is possible that Abigail was later moved to Fredericktown, or that her husband simply placed her name on the daughter's memorial when Naomi died. There is no current evidence as to which location she is actually buried in.
In any case Abigail has two grave markers in cemeteries located about 7 miles apart.
(thanks to contributor K Bowers and for paraphrasing her bio notes, on the Chester memorial)
Abigail has a duplicate marker in the Chester Baptist Cemetery with her daughter Naomi. Here, Abigail's marker is with her parents, William and Margaret Struble, who died respectively in 1877 and 1875.
It is possible that Abigail was later moved to Fredericktown, or that her husband simply placed her name on the daughter's memorial when Naomi died. There is no current evidence as to which location she is actually buried in.
In any case Abigail has two grave markers in cemeteries located about 7 miles apart.
(thanks to contributor K Bowers and for paraphrasing her bio notes, on the Chester memorial)
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