Buried in the same coffin with her grandfather George R. Bozarth Sr.
Died of Diarhea.
Infant daughter of George R. Bozarth Jr & Cora Emma (Anderson) Bozarth, poor Oklahoma farmers of the dust bowl era (Sharecroppers).
She was the 6th of George & Cora's 8 children. At the time of her death she had older siblings; Jettie, Walker, Gertrude, Seawillow & Albert. Exactly a month after her passing her sister Ethel was born (on Christmas Day), and 8 years later her brother Loy.
Jessie was origionally buried side by side with her grandfather, George R. Bozarth Sr. When the county put a new road through though, they ran into both Jessie & George's coffin. The family asked that, since they had to be moved, could George & Jessie just be put in a coffin together. And so, that is what was done.
Jessie was my grandmother's sister. As far as I know, there are no pictures of her in existence, but I am still searching for one anyway.
THE PHOTO IS OF JESSIE'S FAMILY
Died of Diarhea.
Infant daughter of George R. Bozarth Jr & Cora Emma (Anderson) Bozarth, poor Oklahoma farmers of the dust bowl era (Sharecroppers).
She was the 6th of George & Cora's 8 children. At the time of her death she had older siblings; Jettie, Walker, Gertrude, Seawillow & Albert. Exactly a month after her passing her sister Ethel was born (on Christmas Day), and 8 years later her brother Loy.
Jessie was origionally buried side by side with her grandfather, George R. Bozarth Sr. When the county put a new road through though, they ran into both Jessie & George's coffin. The family asked that, since they had to be moved, could George & Jessie just be put in a coffin together. And so, that is what was done.
Jessie was my grandmother's sister. As far as I know, there are no pictures of her in existence, but I am still searching for one anyway.
THE PHOTO IS OF JESSIE'S FAMILY
Buried in the same coffin with her grandfather George R. Bozarth Sr.
Died of Diarhea.
Infant daughter of George R. Bozarth Jr & Cora Emma (Anderson) Bozarth, poor Oklahoma farmers of the dust bowl era (Sharecroppers).
She was the 6th of George & Cora's 8 children. At the time of her death she had older siblings; Jettie, Walker, Gertrude, Seawillow & Albert. Exactly a month after her passing her sister Ethel was born (on Christmas Day), and 8 years later her brother Loy.
Jessie was origionally buried side by side with her grandfather, George R. Bozarth Sr. When the county put a new road through though, they ran into both Jessie & George's coffin. The family asked that, since they had to be moved, could George & Jessie just be put in a coffin together. And so, that is what was done.
Jessie was my grandmother's sister. As far as I know, there are no pictures of her in existence, but I am still searching for one anyway.
THE PHOTO IS OF JESSIE'S FAMILY
Died of Diarhea.
Infant daughter of George R. Bozarth Jr & Cora Emma (Anderson) Bozarth, poor Oklahoma farmers of the dust bowl era (Sharecroppers).
She was the 6th of George & Cora's 8 children. At the time of her death she had older siblings; Jettie, Walker, Gertrude, Seawillow & Albert. Exactly a month after her passing her sister Ethel was born (on Christmas Day), and 8 years later her brother Loy.
Jessie was origionally buried side by side with her grandfather, George R. Bozarth Sr. When the county put a new road through though, they ran into both Jessie & George's coffin. The family asked that, since they had to be moved, could George & Jessie just be put in a coffin together. And so, that is what was done.
Jessie was my grandmother's sister. As far as I know, there are no pictures of her in existence, but I am still searching for one anyway.
THE PHOTO IS OF JESSIE'S FAMILY
