No dates given.
Name added from http://files.usgwarchives.net/fl/
hamilton/cemeteries/prospectprimitive.txt
It was not listed in the Findagrave database.
This may be Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Bishop. She married John A Phillips on 10 Apr 1908 in Hamilton County, FL. I can't find John's grave. Some say is was John Aspin Phillips, but I am not sure. He does have a grave, but the dates don't match up. She is said to be buried here, but there are no records of Mollie Phillips in this cemetery - and if she is buried as Mollie Bishop why use her maiden name? Don't you love working this big puzzle called a Family Tree?
Name added from http://files.usgwarchives.net/fl/
hamilton/cemeteries/prospectprimitive.txt
It was not listed in the Findagrave database.
This may be Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Bishop. She married John A Phillips on 10 Apr 1908 in Hamilton County, FL. I can't find John's grave. Some say is was John Aspin Phillips, but I am not sure. He does have a grave, but the dates don't match up. She is said to be buried here, but there are no records of Mollie Phillips in this cemetery - and if she is buried as Mollie Bishop why use her maiden name? Don't you love working this big puzzle called a Family Tree?
No dates given.
Name added from http://files.usgwarchives.net/fl/
hamilton/cemeteries/prospectprimitive.txt
It was not listed in the Findagrave database.
This may be Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Bishop. She married John A Phillips on 10 Apr 1908 in Hamilton County, FL. I can't find John's grave. Some say is was John Aspin Phillips, but I am not sure. He does have a grave, but the dates don't match up. She is said to be buried here, but there are no records of Mollie Phillips in this cemetery - and if she is buried as Mollie Bishop why use her maiden name? Don't you love working this big puzzle called a Family Tree?
Name added from http://files.usgwarchives.net/fl/
hamilton/cemeteries/prospectprimitive.txt
It was not listed in the Findagrave database.
This may be Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Bishop. She married John A Phillips on 10 Apr 1908 in Hamilton County, FL. I can't find John's grave. Some say is was John Aspin Phillips, but I am not sure. He does have a grave, but the dates don't match up. She is said to be buried here, but there are no records of Mollie Phillips in this cemetery - and if she is buried as Mollie Bishop why use her maiden name? Don't you love working this big puzzle called a Family Tree?
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
