Charles' death record indicates his name as "Karel". He was the son of Louis Dobravec and Frances Poklainova and was but one year old.
Although he is buried as Karol Dobravic, his family surname was Dobravec.
There is no headstone. His grave was a "term grave" meaning his family had 25 years to pay for the grave site or it would be reused. Those graves never have headstones until the grave is paid for and it never was.
This is likely because his parents were just getting started raising a family and things were likely very tough.
Although he is buried as Karol Dobravic, his family surname was Dobravec.
There is no headstone. His grave was a "term grave" meaning his family had 25 years to pay for the grave site or it would be reused. Those graves never have headstones until the grave is paid for and it never was.
This is likely because his parents were just getting started raising a family and things were likely very tough.
Charles' death record indicates his name as "Karel". He was the son of Louis Dobravec and Frances Poklainova and was but one year old.
Although he is buried as Karol Dobravic, his family surname was Dobravec.
There is no headstone. His grave was a "term grave" meaning his family had 25 years to pay for the grave site or it would be reused. Those graves never have headstones until the grave is paid for and it never was.
This is likely because his parents were just getting started raising a family and things were likely very tough.
Although he is buried as Karol Dobravic, his family surname was Dobravec.
There is no headstone. His grave was a "term grave" meaning his family had 25 years to pay for the grave site or it would be reused. Those graves never have headstones until the grave is paid for and it never was.
This is likely because his parents were just getting started raising a family and things were likely very tough.
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