This grave marker is a cenotaph, as Stoughton's body was lost at sea, while traveling to New York aboard the Mauretania.
He had been in the National Guard in Missouri, and was a dry goods merchant in St. Joseph, Missouri at the time of his death. He was survived by his wife Jessie (Brittan) Walker, a child, and his brother Francis. Another son predeceased him at age 16.
The above information appeared in an article in From the "Pawtucket Times," 20 April 1912.
He had been in the National Guard in Missouri, and was a dry goods merchant in St. Joseph, Missouri at the time of his death. He was survived by his wife Jessie (Brittan) Walker, a child, and his brother Francis. Another son predeceased him at age 16.
The above information appeared in an article in From the "Pawtucket Times," 20 April 1912.
This grave marker is a cenotaph, as Stoughton's body was lost at sea, while traveling to New York aboard the Mauretania.
He had been in the National Guard in Missouri, and was a dry goods merchant in St. Joseph, Missouri at the time of his death. He was survived by his wife Jessie (Brittan) Walker, a child, and his brother Francis. Another son predeceased him at age 16.
The above information appeared in an article in From the "Pawtucket Times," 20 April 1912.
He had been in the National Guard in Missouri, and was a dry goods merchant in St. Joseph, Missouri at the time of his death. He was survived by his wife Jessie (Brittan) Walker, a child, and his brother Francis. Another son predeceased him at age 16.
The above information appeared in an article in From the "Pawtucket Times," 20 April 1912.
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TIMOTHY MORGAN
STOUGHTON
September 16 1817
July 26 1908
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In memory of
Stoughton - Walker
June 3 1866
April 14 1912
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