Note: Death Certificate records burial in "Pomphrey in spring, Estes Park Vault). Originally buried at the Pomphrey Cemetery, her grave and headstone were removed to the River de Chute Cemetery circa 1955-56 when the construction of the Beechwood Dam flooded the cemetery.
Melvina was most likely named after her uncle, Melvin DeMerchant.
Melvina was most likely named after her uncle, Melvin DeMerchant.
Note: Death Certificate records burial in "Pomphrey in spring, Estes Park Vault). Originally buried at the Pomphrey Cemetery, her grave and headstone were removed to the River de Chute Cemetery circa 1955-56 when the construction of the Beechwood Dam flooded the cemetery.
Melvina was most likely named after her uncle, Melvin DeMerchant.
Melvina was most likely named after her uncle, Melvin DeMerchant.
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