My grandmother was born in either Missouri or Illinois, although the census record of 1900 shows her born in Pennsylvania. The funeral home records show her place of birth as Missouri. Her parents married in Illinois in 1877 and traveled to Texas. Some of her siblings were born in "Indian Territory" and the youngest were born in Texas.
The family changed the spelling of their surname from Keane to Kane.
Lizzie died from influenza during the 1903 epidemic, leaving a husband and 2 children to mourn her death. Her grave is unmarked; It is not even located on the cemetery map. I was told by a representative of St. Mary's Catholic Church (keeper of the cemetery records) that most of the flu victims lie in unmarked graves.
She was the sister of Nell, John Morris, Parnell, William (Bill) and Edith Barber.
Thank you to Julia & Keld for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. It means a great deal to me.
The family changed the spelling of their surname from Keane to Kane.
Lizzie died from influenza during the 1903 epidemic, leaving a husband and 2 children to mourn her death. Her grave is unmarked; It is not even located on the cemetery map. I was told by a representative of St. Mary's Catholic Church (keeper of the cemetery records) that most of the flu victims lie in unmarked graves.
She was the sister of Nell, John Morris, Parnell, William (Bill) and Edith Barber.
Thank you to Julia & Keld for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. It means a great deal to me.
My grandmother was born in either Missouri or Illinois, although the census record of 1900 shows her born in Pennsylvania. The funeral home records show her place of birth as Missouri. Her parents married in Illinois in 1877 and traveled to Texas. Some of her siblings were born in "Indian Territory" and the youngest were born in Texas.
The family changed the spelling of their surname from Keane to Kane.
Lizzie died from influenza during the 1903 epidemic, leaving a husband and 2 children to mourn her death. Her grave is unmarked; It is not even located on the cemetery map. I was told by a representative of St. Mary's Catholic Church (keeper of the cemetery records) that most of the flu victims lie in unmarked graves.
She was the sister of Nell, John Morris, Parnell, William (Bill) and Edith Barber.
Thank you to Julia & Keld for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. It means a great deal to me.
The family changed the spelling of their surname from Keane to Kane.
Lizzie died from influenza during the 1903 epidemic, leaving a husband and 2 children to mourn her death. Her grave is unmarked; It is not even located on the cemetery map. I was told by a representative of St. Mary's Catholic Church (keeper of the cemetery records) that most of the flu victims lie in unmarked graves.
She was the sister of Nell, John Morris, Parnell, William (Bill) and Edith Barber.
Thank you to Julia & Keld for sponsoring my grandmother's memorial. It means a great deal to me.
