This old cemetery has long been closed since about 1890 when the Armstrong Cemetery near Rushville became the 'official' cemetery of Rushville. Several seasons of very wet weather in the 1880's caused the cemetery to sink and therefore to be abandoned.
The Dickson Graveyard record was made by Betty Dagenais on April 9, 1967.
She noted that Virgeny was on the same stone as her brother, William T. Aldrick.
This bio was was written by Mary A. Bailey
The Dickson Graveyard record was made by Betty Dagenais on April 9, 1967.
She noted that Virgeny was on the same stone as her brother, William T. Aldrick.
This bio was was written by Mary A. Bailey
This old cemetery has long been closed since about 1890 when the Armstrong Cemetery near Rushville became the 'official' cemetery of Rushville. Several seasons of very wet weather in the 1880's caused the cemetery to sink and therefore to be abandoned.
The Dickson Graveyard record was made by Betty Dagenais on April 9, 1967.
She noted that Virgeny was on the same stone as her brother, William T. Aldrick.
This bio was was written by Mary A. Bailey
The Dickson Graveyard record was made by Betty Dagenais on April 9, 1967.
She noted that Virgeny was on the same stone as her brother, William T. Aldrick.
This bio was was written by Mary A. Bailey
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Virgeny Aldrick dau d. 19 Jul 1867
Gravesite Details
Shares stone with William H. Aldrick
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