Riley Magers(also sometimes spelled Majors)was married to Elizabeth "Eliza" Whitesides 1845 White co. IL. His family lived in Marshall co. IA, Timber Creek Township sec. 19. He and his son Francis Milton were buried on his family farm. When Mrs. Harold Robertson moved to Timber Creek TWS-NW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec 19 in 1948, two grave bases and one stone were piled by the fence. One was for his son and records show Riley was buried beside his son. (see Francis M. Magers, son)
This is an abandoned family cemetery near the location of Luray, IA, source Merrill Price's cemetery books 1871 Marshall County Plat Book. It is not known if others were buried here.
This is an abandoned family cemetery near the location of Luray, IA, source Merrill Price's cemetery books 1871 Marshall County Plat Book. It is not known if others were buried here.
Riley Magers(also sometimes spelled Majors)was married to Elizabeth "Eliza" Whitesides 1845 White co. IL. His family lived in Marshall co. IA, Timber Creek Township sec. 19. He and his son Francis Milton were buried on his family farm. When Mrs. Harold Robertson moved to Timber Creek TWS-NW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec 19 in 1948, two grave bases and one stone were piled by the fence. One was for his son and records show Riley was buried beside his son. (see Francis M. Magers, son)
This is an abandoned family cemetery near the location of Luray, IA, source Merrill Price's cemetery books 1871 Marshall County Plat Book. It is not known if others were buried here.
This is an abandoned family cemetery near the location of Luray, IA, source Merrill Price's cemetery books 1871 Marshall County Plat Book. It is not known if others were buried here.
