The information in the 1990 publication of Tombstone Inscriptions for Warren County, Illinois as compiled and edited by the members of the Cemetery Committee for the Warren County Genealogical Society shows:
Hole_______, __________ dau of __ & P. Hole_____ _________ 184_ (taken from parts of broken stone).
Believed to be this child because of the initial P. and because Priscilla (Sr.) and her daughter died in 1846 and were the 'first to be buried' there. Located beside Priscilla (Crabb) Holeman stone.
Hole_______, __________ dau of __ & P. Hole_____ _________ 184_ (taken from parts of broken stone).
Believed to be this child because of the initial P. and because Priscilla (Sr.) and her daughter died in 1846 and were the 'first to be buried' there. Located beside Priscilla (Crabb) Holeman stone.
The information in the 1990 publication of Tombstone Inscriptions for Warren County, Illinois as compiled and edited by the members of the Cemetery Committee for the Warren County Genealogical Society shows:
Hole_______, __________ dau of __ & P. Hole_____ _________ 184_ (taken from parts of broken stone).
Believed to be this child because of the initial P. and because Priscilla (Sr.) and her daughter died in 1846 and were the 'first to be buried' there. Located beside Priscilla (Crabb) Holeman stone.
Hole_______, __________ dau of __ & P. Hole_____ _________ 184_ (taken from parts of broken stone).
Believed to be this child because of the initial P. and because Priscilla (Sr.) and her daughter died in 1846 and were the 'first to be buried' there. Located beside Priscilla (Crabb) Holeman stone.
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In 1990 this stone was broken.
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