A Child of D. D. and Harriet Hoadley Bennett.
According to Reverend D.D. Gray's records, there should be another child named Charles buried here.
He records "A child of D.D. Bennett, Bixby meeting house funeral, August 18, 1862" (buried at Fowler Hill), sermon Job 1:21. His marker is probably one of those flagstones
According to Reverend D.D. Gray's records, there should be another child named Charles buried here.
He records "A child of D.D. Bennett, Bixby meeting house funeral, August 18, 1862" (buried at Fowler Hill), sermon Job 1:21. His marker is probably one of those flagstones
A Child of D. D. and Harriet Hoadley Bennett.
According to Reverend D.D. Gray's records, there should be another child named Charles buried here.
He records "A child of D.D. Bennett, Bixby meeting house funeral, August 18, 1862" (buried at Fowler Hill), sermon Job 1:21. His marker is probably one of those flagstones
According to Reverend D.D. Gray's records, there should be another child named Charles buried here.
He records "A child of D.D. Bennett, Bixby meeting house funeral, August 18, 1862" (buried at Fowler Hill), sermon Job 1:21. His marker is probably one of those flagstones
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