Daughter of George Sherman and Rebecca Sherman.
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Wife of John Collins.
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She died two months after her husband and is almost certainly buried here with him. The transcription records for the cemetery indicate that in 1929 there were two old Collins stones the inscriptions of which were "obliterated."(source: Cheri Branca) I suspect that one of these was the stone of Rebecca (Sherman) Collins.
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Wife of John Collins.
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She died two months after her husband and is almost certainly buried here with him. The transcription records for the cemetery indicate that in 1929 there were two old Collins stones the inscriptions of which were "obliterated."(source: Cheri Branca) I suspect that one of these was the stone of Rebecca (Sherman) Collins.
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Daughter of George Sherman and Rebecca Sherman.
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Wife of John Collins.
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She died two months after her husband and is almost certainly buried here with him. The transcription records for the cemetery indicate that in 1929 there were two old Collins stones the inscriptions of which were "obliterated."(source: Cheri Branca) I suspect that one of these was the stone of Rebecca (Sherman) Collins.
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Wife of John Collins.
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She died two months after her husband and is almost certainly buried here with him. The transcription records for the cemetery indicate that in 1929 there were two old Collins stones the inscriptions of which were "obliterated."(source: Cheri Branca) I suspect that one of these was the stone of Rebecca (Sherman) Collins.
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