Nancy Taylor died between 1920 and 1930. She was on the 1920 census but not the 1930 with her husband Shedrick.
Their known children are India, buried here, and Shedrick, 1882-1921, who died in Texas.
That her headstone has not been found is unsurprising to anyone who knows the history of this cemetery. Many of the headstones were bulldozed into a gully by an oil company that leased the land for drilling.
Their known children are India, buried here, and Shedrick, 1882-1921, who died in Texas.
That her headstone has not been found is unsurprising to anyone who knows the history of this cemetery. Many of the headstones were bulldozed into a gully by an oil company that leased the land for drilling.
Nancy Taylor died between 1920 and 1930. She was on the 1920 census but not the 1930 with her husband Shedrick.
Their known children are India, buried here, and Shedrick, 1882-1921, who died in Texas.
That her headstone has not been found is unsurprising to anyone who knows the history of this cemetery. Many of the headstones were bulldozed into a gully by an oil company that leased the land for drilling.
Their known children are India, buried here, and Shedrick, 1882-1921, who died in Texas.
That her headstone has not been found is unsurprising to anyone who knows the history of this cemetery. Many of the headstones were bulldozed into a gully by an oil company that leased the land for drilling.
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