Memorial here
Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
First son of Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Samuel Driggs. He was their fourth child and died on their route from Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois to the western frontier.
His sister, Jane, was also born in Savannah, eleven months after this baby boy's death.
They eventually settled at Kaysville, Davis, Utah in the fall of 1850.
Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
First son of Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Samuel Driggs. He was their fourth child and died on their route from Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois to the western frontier.
His sister, Jane, was also born in Savannah, eleven months after this baby boy's death.
They eventually settled at Kaysville, Davis, Utah in the fall of 1850.
Memorial here
Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
First son of Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Samuel Driggs. He was their fourth child and died on their route from Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois to the western frontier.
His sister, Jane, was also born in Savannah, eleven months after this baby boy's death.
They eventually settled at Kaysville, Davis, Utah in the fall of 1850.
Note:This is the actual burial location ~ "memorial only" link above
First son of Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Samuel Driggs. He was their fourth child and died on their route from Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois to the western frontier.
His sister, Jane, was also born in Savannah, eleven months after this baby boy's death.
They eventually settled at Kaysville, Davis, Utah in the fall of 1850.
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