Family records from "in law" lines and other family death records indicated her maiden name was Barris. Her death record here cites a father "John Henry" [ Barris ] and mother Susan Barris [ unknown maiden name ], as reported by her son Benjamin W.
The record can be accessed at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JK74-FHG
Her whole Odd Fellows burial group of three adults (she and her husband and adult son Robert) and seven children was removed to Lawnview Cemetery in Montgomery County while her adult daughter Josephine, age 30, was removed first with them but then re-removed, instead, to Hillside Cemetery, according to Lawnview records from 1951. (There are two Hillside cemeteries in Montgomery, one in Roslyn and one at Souderton. It is not yet clear to which one Josephine was moved. The strikeout through the Lawnview record obscures her surname.)
The record can be accessed at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JK74-FHG
Her whole Odd Fellows burial group of three adults (she and her husband and adult son Robert) and seven children was removed to Lawnview Cemetery in Montgomery County while her adult daughter Josephine, age 30, was removed first with them but then re-removed, instead, to Hillside Cemetery, according to Lawnview records from 1951. (There are two Hillside cemeteries in Montgomery, one in Roslyn and one at Souderton. It is not yet clear to which one Josephine was moved. The strikeout through the Lawnview record obscures her surname.)
Family records from "in law" lines and other family death records indicated her maiden name was Barris. Her death record here cites a father "John Henry" [ Barris ] and mother Susan Barris [ unknown maiden name ], as reported by her son Benjamin W.
The record can be accessed at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JK74-FHG
Her whole Odd Fellows burial group of three adults (she and her husband and adult son Robert) and seven children was removed to Lawnview Cemetery in Montgomery County while her adult daughter Josephine, age 30, was removed first with them but then re-removed, instead, to Hillside Cemetery, according to Lawnview records from 1951. (There are two Hillside cemeteries in Montgomery, one in Roslyn and one at Souderton. It is not yet clear to which one Josephine was moved. The strikeout through the Lawnview record obscures her surname.)
The record can be accessed at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JK74-FHG
Her whole Odd Fellows burial group of three adults (she and her husband and adult son Robert) and seven children was removed to Lawnview Cemetery in Montgomery County while her adult daughter Josephine, age 30, was removed first with them but then re-removed, instead, to Hillside Cemetery, according to Lawnview records from 1951. (There are two Hillside cemeteries in Montgomery, one in Roslyn and one at Souderton. It is not yet clear to which one Josephine was moved. The strikeout through the Lawnview record obscures her surname.)
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