I am leaving 1839 as her birth year since it is on her tombstone and death certificate. It also matches the data on her 1900 and 1920 census. However, 1840 might be the correct year as it matches her ages in her 1850, 1860, and 1870 census records. Her 1880 census record even lists her as a year younger, thus implying she would have been born in 1841. Perhaps a church baptism record could be found to verify her actual birth year.
While her death date on her tombstone is hard to read, her death certificate clearly says she died on the 11th in Loganville and was buried on the 14th. This is confirmed by Christ Lutheran church records. She died of a stroke after suffering from chronic health problems.
While her death date on her tombstone is hard to read, her death certificate clearly says she died on the 11th in Loganville and was buried on the 14th. This is confirmed by Christ Lutheran church records. She died of a stroke after suffering from chronic health problems.
I am leaving 1839 as her birth year since it is on her tombstone and death certificate. It also matches the data on her 1900 and 1920 census. However, 1840 might be the correct year as it matches her ages in her 1850, 1860, and 1870 census records. Her 1880 census record even lists her as a year younger, thus implying she would have been born in 1841. Perhaps a church baptism record could be found to verify her actual birth year.
While her death date on her tombstone is hard to read, her death certificate clearly says she died on the 11th in Loganville and was buried on the 14th. This is confirmed by Christ Lutheran church records. She died of a stroke after suffering from chronic health problems.
While her death date on her tombstone is hard to read, her death certificate clearly says she died on the 11th in Loganville and was buried on the 14th. This is confirmed by Christ Lutheran church records. She died of a stroke after suffering from chronic health problems.
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