He was buried in Mount Zion (Christian) Church Cemetery on North Central Street, Slater, which predated the formal layout/platting of Slater. What became North Central Street was the unplatted road between Ayers and Orearville. Later the church cemetery became part of the city cemetery sometime after Slater was founded.
He was a merchant. He was single.
He died of typhoid.
Dr. L. S. Mead of Slater signed the death certificate.
(Note: a family historian says his middle name was Kidder.)
He was a merchant. He was single.
He died of typhoid.
Dr. L. S. Mead of Slater signed the death certificate.
(Note: a family historian says his middle name was Kidder.)
He was buried in Mount Zion (Christian) Church Cemetery on North Central Street, Slater, which predated the formal layout/platting of Slater. What became North Central Street was the unplatted road between Ayers and Orearville. Later the church cemetery became part of the city cemetery sometime after Slater was founded.
He was a merchant. He was single.
He died of typhoid.
Dr. L. S. Mead of Slater signed the death certificate.
(Note: a family historian says his middle name was Kidder.)
He was a merchant. He was single.
He died of typhoid.
Dr. L. S. Mead of Slater signed the death certificate.
(Note: a family historian says his middle name was Kidder.)
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