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Elisha and Elizabeth had another child, possibly stillborn. It is not known if the baby was a boy or a girl. A marker for this baby was found in the cemetery located on their home place. Since there was no date on the tombstone marking the baby's grave, it is not known in what order of Elisha and Elizabeth's children that this baby was born. No record has been found giving the date of date of birth or death date of this child. The inscription on the tombstone simply reads, "Infant of Eliz. & Elisha Fallwell."
The baby's stone, along with the other tombstones, were moved from the original location on the property of Elisha Fallwell to the Fallwell Family Cemetery on the property that once belonged to their son, Moses, which adjoined his parents property. As stated in Chapter 1 of this book, the new landowner of Moses' property planned to bulldoze the gravestones and clear the land, so he allowed cousins, Kenneth Lyle Fallwell and Boyd Eugene Fallwell, to move the stones over to Moses' old property by permission of the landowner there, Mr. Ezell. The original family cemetery that was on the Elisha Fallwell property had been destroyed. Stones were broken and laying in pieces on the ground and under the leaves and dirt. Cattle had broken down the fence that surrounded the graves and roamed through the cemetery in Elisha and Elizabeth's old property. Many of the tombstone there were broken and some were destroyed completely. Boyd and Kenneth did not exhume the graves to move them, they just moved the stones and took some of the dirt from the top of each grave to put with the stones in the Fallwell Family Cemetery.
This is the original burial site and tombstone for this child of Elisha & Elizabeth Fallwell. The fragments of this stone have been moved to the Falwell Family Cemetery - Moses Falwell Homeplace and a memorial marker has been placed there. You may view the cenotaph (new marker) for this baby by clicking here: Infant Falwell
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Elisha and Elizabeth had another child, possibly stillborn. It is not known if the baby was a boy or a girl. A marker for this baby was found in the cemetery located on their home place. Since there was no date on the tombstone marking the baby's grave, it is not known in what order of Elisha and Elizabeth's children that this baby was born. No record has been found giving the date of date of birth or death date of this child. The inscription on the tombstone simply reads, "Infant of Eliz. & Elisha Fallwell."
The baby's stone, along with the other tombstones, were moved from the original location on the property of Elisha Fallwell to the Fallwell Family Cemetery on the property that once belonged to their son, Moses, which adjoined his parents property. As stated in Chapter 1 of this book, the new landowner of Moses' property planned to bulldoze the gravestones and clear the land, so he allowed cousins, Kenneth Lyle Fallwell and Boyd Eugene Fallwell, to move the stones over to Moses' old property by permission of the landowner there, Mr. Ezell. The original family cemetery that was on the Elisha Fallwell property had been destroyed. Stones were broken and laying in pieces on the ground and under the leaves and dirt. Cattle had broken down the fence that surrounded the graves and roamed through the cemetery in Elisha and Elizabeth's old property. Many of the tombstone there were broken and some were destroyed completely. Boyd and Kenneth did not exhume the graves to move them, they just moved the stones and took some of the dirt from the top of each grave to put with the stones in the Fallwell Family Cemetery.
This is the original burial site and tombstone for this child of Elisha & Elizabeth Fallwell. The fragments of this stone have been moved to the Falwell Family Cemetery - Moses Falwell Homeplace and a memorial marker has been placed there. You may view the cenotaph (new marker) for this baby by clicking here: Infant Falwell
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Elisha and Elizabeth had another child, possibly stillborn. It is not known if the baby was a boy or a girl. A marker for this baby was found in the cemetery located on their home place. Since there was no date on the tombstone marking the baby's grave, it is not known in what order of Elisha and Elizabeth's children that this baby was born. No record has been found giving the date of date of birth or death date of this child. The inscription on the tombstone simply reads, "Infant of Eliz. & Elisha Fallwell."
The baby's stone, along with the other tombstones, were moved from the original location on the property of Elisha Fallwell to the Fallwell Family Cemetery on the property that once belonged to their son, Moses, which adjoined his parents property. As stated in Chapter 1 of this book, the new landowner of Moses' property planned to bulldoze the gravestones and clear the land, so he allowed cousins, Kenneth Lyle Fallwell and Boyd Eugene Fallwell, to move the stones over to Moses' old property by permission of the landowner there, Mr. Ezell. The original family cemetery that was on the Elisha Fallwell property had been destroyed. Stones were broken and laying in pieces on the ground and under the leaves and dirt. Cattle had broken down the fence that surrounded the graves and roamed through the cemetery in Elisha and Elizabeth's old property. Many of the tombstone there were broken and some were destroyed completely. Boyd and Kenneth did not exhume the graves to move them, they just moved the stones and took some of the dirt from the top of each grave to put with the stones in the Fallwell Family Cemetery.
This is the original burial site and tombstone for this child of Elisha & Elizabeth Fallwell. The fragments of this stone have been moved to the Falwell Family Cemetery - Moses Falwell Homeplace and a memorial marker has been placed there. You may view the cenotaph (new marker) for this baby by clicking here: Infant Falwell
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Elisha and Elizabeth had another child, possibly stillborn. It is not known if the baby was a boy or a girl. A marker for this baby was found in the cemetery located on their home place. Since there was no date on the tombstone marking the baby's grave, it is not known in what order of Elisha and Elizabeth's children that this baby was born. No record has been found giving the date of date of birth or death date of this child. The inscription on the tombstone simply reads, "Infant of Eliz. & Elisha Fallwell."
The baby's stone, along with the other tombstones, were moved from the original location on the property of Elisha Fallwell to the Fallwell Family Cemetery on the property that once belonged to their son, Moses, which adjoined his parents property. As stated in Chapter 1 of this book, the new landowner of Moses' property planned to bulldoze the gravestones and clear the land, so he allowed cousins, Kenneth Lyle Fallwell and Boyd Eugene Fallwell, to move the stones over to Moses' old property by permission of the landowner there, Mr. Ezell. The original family cemetery that was on the Elisha Fallwell property had been destroyed. Stones were broken and laying in pieces on the ground and under the leaves and dirt. Cattle had broken down the fence that surrounded the graves and roamed through the cemetery in Elisha and Elizabeth's old property. Many of the tombstone there were broken and some were destroyed completely. Boyd and Kenneth did not exhume the graves to move them, they just moved the stones and took some of the dirt from the top of each grave to put with the stones in the Fallwell Family Cemetery.
This is the original burial site and tombstone for this child of Elisha & Elizabeth Fallwell. The fragments of this stone have been moved to the Falwell Family Cemetery - Moses Falwell Homeplace and a memorial marker has been placed there. You may view the cenotaph (new marker) for this baby by clicking here: Infant Falwell
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