A James Learmont Spedon, born 29 January 1872 and died 11 January 1875 at the ag of three years, was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. James was the grandson of Andrew and Mary Learmont Spedon (Mary is buried in this cemetery), and James and Elisabeth Black Learmont, buried in Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery. James's sister, Mary Learmont Spedon, who died at age nine, is buried here also.
The Parish records show that James Learmont Spedon died in 1875 and "The Gleaner" newspaper published information about his death 1/11/1875 and said he was age 3.
This stone says James Spedon (whereas the other related Spedon stones have included the name Learmont on them) and gives a death date of January 16, 1876 and says he was age 2. The other two related Spedon stones in this cemetry also refer to their relationship to A. L. Spedon (Andrew Learmont Spedon), and this stone does not.
Consequently, it is not known for sure that this stone is for the James Learmont Spedon who was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. Since his grandmother and a sister are buried here, it would be logical that this might be James Learmont Spedon, but we cannot be sure.
This James' stone has been placed in the front row, and is the 5th stone from the left.
The Parish records show that James Learmont Spedon died in 1875 and "The Gleaner" newspaper published information about his death 1/11/1875 and said he was age 3.
This stone says James Spedon (whereas the other related Spedon stones have included the name Learmont on them) and gives a death date of January 16, 1876 and says he was age 2. The other two related Spedon stones in this cemetry also refer to their relationship to A. L. Spedon (Andrew Learmont Spedon), and this stone does not.
Consequently, it is not known for sure that this stone is for the James Learmont Spedon who was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. Since his grandmother and a sister are buried here, it would be logical that this might be James Learmont Spedon, but we cannot be sure.
This James' stone has been placed in the front row, and is the 5th stone from the left.
A James Learmont Spedon, born 29 January 1872 and died 11 January 1875 at the ag of three years, was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. James was the grandson of Andrew and Mary Learmont Spedon (Mary is buried in this cemetery), and James and Elisabeth Black Learmont, buried in Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery. James's sister, Mary Learmont Spedon, who died at age nine, is buried here also.
The Parish records show that James Learmont Spedon died in 1875 and "The Gleaner" newspaper published information about his death 1/11/1875 and said he was age 3.
This stone says James Spedon (whereas the other related Spedon stones have included the name Learmont on them) and gives a death date of January 16, 1876 and says he was age 2. The other two related Spedon stones in this cemetry also refer to their relationship to A. L. Spedon (Andrew Learmont Spedon), and this stone does not.
Consequently, it is not known for sure that this stone is for the James Learmont Spedon who was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. Since his grandmother and a sister are buried here, it would be logical that this might be James Learmont Spedon, but we cannot be sure.
This James' stone has been placed in the front row, and is the 5th stone from the left.
The Parish records show that James Learmont Spedon died in 1875 and "The Gleaner" newspaper published information about his death 1/11/1875 and said he was age 3.
This stone says James Spedon (whereas the other related Spedon stones have included the name Learmont on them) and gives a death date of January 16, 1876 and says he was age 2. The other two related Spedon stones in this cemetry also refer to their relationship to A. L. Spedon (Andrew Learmont Spedon), and this stone does not.
Consequently, it is not known for sure that this stone is for the James Learmont Spedon who was the son of Andrew Learmont and Agnes Christina Learmont Spedon. Since his grandmother and a sister are buried here, it would be logical that this might be James Learmont Spedon, but we cannot be sure.
This James' stone has been placed in the front row, and is the 5th stone from the left.
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