Rebecca (Arnette) Horn was born ABOUT 1815-1818 (per census records) and died 25 March 1888 (according to the new stone marker placed at her grave). She was wife and widow of Daniel Horn and died just a couple of years after her husband. She was a daughter of Benjamin Arnette, per her great grandson, Edward Currie (deceased).
The two wooden markers in the adjacent photo were identified in the 1990s, by Mr. Currie, as being the markers for Daniel and Rebecca. There are said to have been a number of other wood markers that have long since disappeared, including one for Annis Horn, daughter of Daniel's brother Neal.
Submitted by Jo Church Dickerson, May 2013.
UPDATED May, 2017: Photographs and some new text have been added, following a visit to the cemetery by Carla Mellott and Jo Church Dickerson on 1 May 2017.
The two wooden markers in the adjacent photo were identified in the 1990s, by Mr. Currie, as being the markers for Daniel and Rebecca. There are said to have been a number of other wood markers that have long since disappeared, including one for Annis Horn, daughter of Daniel's brother Neal.
Submitted by Jo Church Dickerson, May 2013.
UPDATED May, 2017: Photographs and some new text have been added, following a visit to the cemetery by Carla Mellott and Jo Church Dickerson on 1 May 2017.
Rebecca (Arnette) Horn was born ABOUT 1815-1818 (per census records) and died 25 March 1888 (according to the new stone marker placed at her grave). She was wife and widow of Daniel Horn and died just a couple of years after her husband. She was a daughter of Benjamin Arnette, per her great grandson, Edward Currie (deceased).
The two wooden markers in the adjacent photo were identified in the 1990s, by Mr. Currie, as being the markers for Daniel and Rebecca. There are said to have been a number of other wood markers that have long since disappeared, including one for Annis Horn, daughter of Daniel's brother Neal.
Submitted by Jo Church Dickerson, May 2013.
UPDATED May, 2017: Photographs and some new text have been added, following a visit to the cemetery by Carla Mellott and Jo Church Dickerson on 1 May 2017.
The two wooden markers in the adjacent photo were identified in the 1990s, by Mr. Currie, as being the markers for Daniel and Rebecca. There are said to have been a number of other wood markers that have long since disappeared, including one for Annis Horn, daughter of Daniel's brother Neal.
Submitted by Jo Church Dickerson, May 2013.
UPDATED May, 2017: Photographs and some new text have been added, following a visit to the cemetery by Carla Mellott and Jo Church Dickerson on 1 May 2017.
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Wooden marker only; no inscription.
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