Died between 1865-1870 and was buried in this cemetery by his daughter Martha (Arnett) Edwards
Valentine was a hatter by trade and had moved with his daughter and son in law ( John Edwards) by 1860 to Clay County when he was 75 years old.
Though no grave marker remains (if indeed there ever was one) for Valentine Arnett, he could very well be the person with the earliest birth date to be buried in the Andy Fender Cemetery.
Source: Clay Roots, Clay County, IL Vol 1 Summer 1989
Valentine was a hatter by trade and had moved with his daughter and son in law ( John Edwards) by 1860 to Clay County when he was 75 years old.
Though no grave marker remains (if indeed there ever was one) for Valentine Arnett, he could very well be the person with the earliest birth date to be buried in the Andy Fender Cemetery.
Source: Clay Roots, Clay County, IL Vol 1 Summer 1989
Died between 1865-1870 and was buried in this cemetery by his daughter Martha (Arnett) Edwards
Valentine was a hatter by trade and had moved with his daughter and son in law ( John Edwards) by 1860 to Clay County when he was 75 years old.
Though no grave marker remains (if indeed there ever was one) for Valentine Arnett, he could very well be the person with the earliest birth date to be buried in the Andy Fender Cemetery.
Source: Clay Roots, Clay County, IL Vol 1 Summer 1989
Valentine was a hatter by trade and had moved with his daughter and son in law ( John Edwards) by 1860 to Clay County when he was 75 years old.
Though no grave marker remains (if indeed there ever was one) for Valentine Arnett, he could very well be the person with the earliest birth date to be buried in the Andy Fender Cemetery.
Source: Clay Roots, Clay County, IL Vol 1 Summer 1989
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