Son of John H. Watenbarger & Martha Ann Brandon of SE TN.
Born and died in Ten Mile, TN. Died leaving 3 children at about age 26-31. Possible Cause = small pox of 1898 as his sister Mary M Watenbarger died in July 1898 and April to Dec of 1898 there was a small pox epidemic.
Tombstone is questionable as Sears & Roebuck were known for making mistakes and his sister's tombstone is identical, in shape, type = white marble, most likely ordered at the same time, months or years later.
Born and died in Ten Mile, TN. Died leaving 3 children at about age 26-31. Possible Cause = small pox of 1898 as his sister Mary M Watenbarger died in July 1898 and April to Dec of 1898 there was a small pox epidemic.
Tombstone is questionable as Sears & Roebuck were known for making mistakes and his sister's tombstone is identical, in shape, type = white marble, most likely ordered at the same time, months or years later.
Son of John H. Watenbarger & Martha Ann Brandon of SE TN.
Born and died in Ten Mile, TN. Died leaving 3 children at about age 26-31. Possible Cause = small pox of 1898 as his sister Mary M Watenbarger died in July 1898 and April to Dec of 1898 there was a small pox epidemic.
Tombstone is questionable as Sears & Roebuck were known for making mistakes and his sister's tombstone is identical, in shape, type = white marble, most likely ordered at the same time, months or years later.
Born and died in Ten Mile, TN. Died leaving 3 children at about age 26-31. Possible Cause = small pox of 1898 as his sister Mary M Watenbarger died in July 1898 and April to Dec of 1898 there was a small pox epidemic.
Tombstone is questionable as Sears & Roebuck were known for making mistakes and his sister's tombstone is identical, in shape, type = white marble, most likely ordered at the same time, months or years later.
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