Gravestone photo by Celia Ireland.
Excerpt from: History of Livingston County
from The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri. 1886
October 24, 1854, Dr. Dorsey was married to Miss Margaret Gray, daughter at Jacob Gray, of Halfmoon Valley, Center county, Pa.; her father had eight children in his family, all girls (six being by his first marriage), who with one exception married Methodist ministers. The Doctor and wife have five children living: Frank B., a practicing physician at Salem, Daviess county; Gray, a physician at Spring Hill; Luella, Eva and Purdue. Two are deceased, George W. and Edward
Excerpt from: History of Livingston County
from The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri. 1886
October 24, 1854, Dr. Dorsey was married to Miss Margaret Gray, daughter at Jacob Gray, of Halfmoon Valley, Center county, Pa.; her father had eight children in his family, all girls (six being by his first marriage), who with one exception married Methodist ministers. The Doctor and wife have five children living: Frank B., a practicing physician at Salem, Daviess county; Gray, a physician at Spring Hill; Luella, Eva and Purdue. Two are deceased, George W. and Edward
Gravestone photo by Celia Ireland.
Excerpt from: History of Livingston County
from The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri. 1886
October 24, 1854, Dr. Dorsey was married to Miss Margaret Gray, daughter at Jacob Gray, of Halfmoon Valley, Center county, Pa.; her father had eight children in his family, all girls (six being by his first marriage), who with one exception married Methodist ministers. The Doctor and wife have five children living: Frank B., a practicing physician at Salem, Daviess county; Gray, a physician at Spring Hill; Luella, Eva and Purdue. Two are deceased, George W. and Edward
Excerpt from: History of Livingston County
from The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri. 1886
October 24, 1854, Dr. Dorsey was married to Miss Margaret Gray, daughter at Jacob Gray, of Halfmoon Valley, Center county, Pa.; her father had eight children in his family, all girls (six being by his first marriage), who with one exception married Methodist ministers. The Doctor and wife have five children living: Frank B., a practicing physician at Salem, Daviess county; Gray, a physician at Spring Hill; Luella, Eva and Purdue. Two are deceased, George W. and Edward
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