Showing posts with label Wednesday's Child. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wednesday's Child. Show all posts

28 September 2011

Wednesday's Child - Belle Payne

Belle A. 
Dau of M. L. & Pruda E 
PAYNE 
Died 
Aug 23 1878 
Aged 
[4 yrs 6 mo]

A transcription done at Tri-County Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice lists the above age in brackets, however, the first number looks like a "1" so I'm unsure if this information is correct.

Source: Belle A. Payne gravestone, Breesport Baptist Church Cemetery, Breeport (Chemung County) New York; photographed by writer on June 2011.

21 September 2011

Wednesday's Child - Charity C. Bush


Charity C. 
daughter of 
Alpheus & Rebecca 
BUSH 
died Aug 7 1852 
ag'd 6 y'rs 3 mo 25 d.
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[Epitaph]

Source: Charity C. Bush gravestone, Breesport Baptist Church Cemetery, Breesport (Chemung County) New York; photographed by writer June 2011.

14 September 2011

Wednesday's Child - Willie W. Ackley


Willie W. Ackley
Died
March 9 1892
Aged 18 y'rs. 
5 Mo's & 23 D's.

Willie is located on the same gravestone as S.S. & Anna Ackley as well as Harry and Sammy Ackley.

Source: Willie W. Ackley gravestone, Lockwood Cemetery, Lockwood (Tioga County) New York; photographed by Monica Palmer May 2010.

07 September 2011

Wednesday's Child - Harry & Sammey Ackley


Harry Ackley
Died
Sept. 13 1882
Aged 4 Weeks
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Sammey E. Ackley 
Died 
Sept. 9 1890
Aged 7 Mo. 
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Epitaph

These two infants share the same headstone as S.S. & Anna Ackley (possibly their parents) in Lockwood Cemetery under a large tree. 

06 July 2011

Wednesday's Child - Infant Havlen

I thought this was an interesting find in Woodlawn National Cemetery mainly because it was for a child in a military cemetery and because this infant had his or her own gravestone. The gravestone of the father was to the right of this stone. I have mainly seen family members on the back of the military gravestones, so this was unusual.


 Infant
May 4, 1960
Son of
A3C R C Havlen
USAF


Source: Infant Havlen gravestone, Plot D, 0, 139, Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira (Chemung County), New York; photographed by the author 12 Jun 2011.

22 June 2011

Wednesday's Child - Bessie Dunn 1907-1908


"Bessie"
Daughter of
Harry L. &
Louise E. Dunn
1907-1908

Source: Bessie Dunn gravestone, Section DD, Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira (Chemung County), New York; photographed by the author 13 Jul 2010.