Died January 26, 1869 in the City of San Francisco (aged 3 months) and buried at Mount Calvary January 1869.
On September 13, 1940, her remains were transferred to Holy Cross as part of the final removal of interments before the closing of Mount Calvary. There are six interments at the burial location, at least four of them are Stapleton children. There are either two or three Stapleton children unaccounted.
S. Pisciotta noted that Section H at Holy Cross is where the final remains from Calvary Cemetery were relocated to (thanks for photos of marker regarding this re-interment)
As of 27sep18, it appears that the photo(s) in question were added by Gerry Jean ... my thanks to her/him
John and Annie had a later daughter that they also named Annie.
On September 13, 1940, her remains were transferred to Holy Cross as part of the final removal of interments before the closing of Mount Calvary. There are six interments at the burial location, at least four of them are Stapleton children. There are either two or three Stapleton children unaccounted.
S. Pisciotta noted that Section H at Holy Cross is where the final remains from Calvary Cemetery were relocated to (thanks for photos of marker regarding this re-interment)
As of 27sep18, it appears that the photo(s) in question were added by Gerry Jean ... my thanks to her/him
John and Annie had a later daughter that they also named Annie.
Died January 26, 1869 in the City of San Francisco (aged 3 months) and buried at Mount Calvary January 1869.
On September 13, 1940, her remains were transferred to Holy Cross as part of the final removal of interments before the closing of Mount Calvary. There are six interments at the burial location, at least four of them are Stapleton children. There are either two or three Stapleton children unaccounted.
S. Pisciotta noted that Section H at Holy Cross is where the final remains from Calvary Cemetery were relocated to (thanks for photos of marker regarding this re-interment)
As of 27sep18, it appears that the photo(s) in question were added by Gerry Jean ... my thanks to her/him
John and Annie had a later daughter that they also named Annie.
On September 13, 1940, her remains were transferred to Holy Cross as part of the final removal of interments before the closing of Mount Calvary. There are six interments at the burial location, at least four of them are Stapleton children. There are either two or three Stapleton children unaccounted.
S. Pisciotta noted that Section H at Holy Cross is where the final remains from Calvary Cemetery were relocated to (thanks for photos of marker regarding this re-interment)
As of 27sep18, it appears that the photo(s) in question were added by Gerry Jean ... my thanks to her/him
John and Annie had a later daughter that they also named Annie.
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