Stone reads Father on top and similar in size and shape to Harriett Bogard stone which says Mother. Both have an emblem of the Bible and a dove on top.

Birth year appears to be off on the stone as census records list David as born in 1842. Three stones appear in a row here in this order: 1) David-Father 1909 2) David & wife 3) Harriett-Mother 1879)
The middle stone appears to represent the connection between David and his wife Harriett. Parents Hiram and Malissa Enlow-Bogard are buried by the big stone behind this Bogard line.

Below news appeared in The Newton Press dated 8 Oct 1909
"Dark Bend
David Bogard Sr. died Sep 25, at Bridgeport, and was brought to the South Bend cemetery for burial."

Marriage 1 Information:
29 Mar 1863 • Crawford County, Illinois
David Bogard to Harriet Crumbaugh

On 1880 census David Bogard is listed as a widower

Marriage 2 Information
Indiana Marriages
Name David Bogard
Event Type Marriage Registration
Event Date 01 Jun 1891
Event Place Sullivan, Indiana, United States
Residence Place Lawrence Illinois
Gender Male
Race Caucasian
Race (Original) Caucasian
Number of Groom's Marriage Two
Birthplace Jasper Illinois
Marriage Place Sullivan
Father's Name Hiram Bogard
Mother's Name Melissa Enlow
Spouse's Name Rachael Carrico
Spouse's Residence Place Sullivan
Spouse's Gender Female
Spouse's Marriage Number One
Spouse's Race Caucasian
Spouse's Race (Original) Caucasian
Spouse's Birthplace Illinois
Spouse's Father's Name Frank Carrico
Spouse's Mother's Name Elizabeth Walters
Officiator's Name Thomas Burton

Two articles appeared in Vincennes Commercial in Nov and Dec 1905 and stated the mother was dead and the father was ill and almost blind. The article in November stated the children are: Mary D. aged 13; John B. aged 11; Hannah(should be Hiram) E. aged 7; Felice and Harriett twins aged 4 years. The article in December stated "Mrs. John Hoover made application to adopt the children of David Bogard... On account of the absence of Mr. Hoover in Colorado the court declined to act on the petition at present." It then states the court granted a change of venue for the case to Daviess county. Possibly records there will have more genealogy. This would most likely be Daviess county, Indiana where other Bogards that tie into this family line are buried.

Second wife Rachel Carrico-Bogard died between the birth of the twins in 1901 to 1905 when the news article discussing the family states she was dead. Note the writing and the symbols on the stone for Rachel Bogard in Billett cemetery match David and Harriet Bogard's stones in this cemetery.

David and Rachel's children can be seen on the 1910 census all listed as brothers and sisters. They are now orphans.
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Mary Bogard
Age in 1910: 17
Birth Year: abt 1893
Birthplace: Illinois
Home in 1910: Bridgeport Ward 2, Lawrence, Illinois
Street: Orchard Place
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Single
Father's Birthplace: Illinois
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana
Native Tongue: English
Occupation: Laundress
Industry: Own Home
Employer, Employee or Other: Own Account
Home Owned or Rented: Own
Home Free or Mortgaged: Mortgaged
Farm or House: House
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Mary Bogard 17
Melissa Bogard 9
Hattie Bogard 9
John Bogard 16
Hiram Bogard 14

Twins-Melissa "Felice" and Harriet are buried together and tombstone lists Bogard Twins.

Hints on graves that need to be linked in for children:
Hiram Esaw Bogard Age 16 died 24 Jun 1913 in Bridgeport and is listed in the IL state death index but do not see his grave on findagrave to link in.