Elias Warner Day Jr was born in Gloucester, MA to Elias Warner Day Sr. and is mentioned in letters belonging to descendants of a relative Hattie Day Anstess, which indicate that he was buried in Wyandotte Cemetery. The letters indicate that his friend requested money for his burial. From Census records it appeared he did not marry but he did have a long life. He was a miner, during the gold rush who remained in the area. Evidence that he was buried in Wyandotte is also found on a map for the cemetery. There is no headstone and his grave appears to have been overwhelmed by a large tree.
Elias Warner Day Jr was born in Gloucester, MA to Elias Warner Day Sr. and is mentioned in letters belonging to descendants of a relative Hattie Day Anstess, which indicate that he was buried in Wyandotte Cemetery. The letters indicate that his friend requested money for his burial. From Census records it appeared he did not marry but he did have a long life. He was a miner, during the gold rush who remained in the area. Evidence that he was buried in Wyandotte is also found on a map for the cemetery. There is no headstone and his grave appears to have been overwhelmed by a large tree.
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