Elva A. Nash, as well as her infant daughter Ida M., died of influenza. Elva was age 33 years, 11 months and 14 days.
Elva and her daughter Ida Maude (Etta)are buried in Vaughn Cemetery in Dade County, Missouri. From the village of Greenfield take Highway 160 east to the edge of town, then turn north on "H" highway. Follow it north about 4-2/10 miles. The cemetery will be on the east side of the road up on a knoll, easily seen from the road. It is well maintained. Elva A. Nash and her infant daughter Ida M. are buried near the north end of row 12, near Fox family members. Ida and Elva (Brittan) Nash were originally buried in Fox Cemetery and later moved, for unknown reasons, to Vaughn Cemetery.
Elva and her daughter Ida Maude (Etta)are buried in Vaughn Cemetery in Dade County, Missouri. From the village of Greenfield take Highway 160 east to the edge of town, then turn north on "H" highway. Follow it north about 4-2/10 miles. The cemetery will be on the east side of the road up on a knoll, easily seen from the road. It is well maintained. Elva A. Nash and her infant daughter Ida M. are buried near the north end of row 12, near Fox family members. Ida and Elva (Brittan) Nash were originally buried in Fox Cemetery and later moved, for unknown reasons, to Vaughn Cemetery.
Elva A. Nash, as well as her infant daughter Ida M., died of influenza. Elva was age 33 years, 11 months and 14 days.
Elva and her daughter Ida Maude (Etta)are buried in Vaughn Cemetery in Dade County, Missouri. From the village of Greenfield take Highway 160 east to the edge of town, then turn north on "H" highway. Follow it north about 4-2/10 miles. The cemetery will be on the east side of the road up on a knoll, easily seen from the road. It is well maintained. Elva A. Nash and her infant daughter Ida M. are buried near the north end of row 12, near Fox family members. Ida and Elva (Brittan) Nash were originally buried in Fox Cemetery and later moved, for unknown reasons, to Vaughn Cemetery.
Elva and her daughter Ida Maude (Etta)are buried in Vaughn Cemetery in Dade County, Missouri. From the village of Greenfield take Highway 160 east to the edge of town, then turn north on "H" highway. Follow it north about 4-2/10 miles. The cemetery will be on the east side of the road up on a knoll, easily seen from the road. It is well maintained. Elva A. Nash and her infant daughter Ida M. are buried near the north end of row 12, near Fox family members. Ida and Elva (Brittan) Nash were originally buried in Fox Cemetery and later moved, for unknown reasons, to Vaughn Cemetery.
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