In a series of articles on the Fernwood Cemetery is the following:
"On another plat near by, we find the graves of two innocents, Julia and Manning, children of M. and Sibbie Kemmel.
Next is the Lambert plot..."
-- Henderson Weekly Reporter, July 27, 1882
The "nearby" refers to the "Unknown Burbank" memorial. As Julia is not listed in the 1880 census, it is presumed she was born and died before the census, or was born after the census and died before the summer of 1882.
"On another plat near by, we find the graves of two innocents, Julia and Manning, children of M. and Sibbie Kemmel.
Next is the Lambert plot..."
-- Henderson Weekly Reporter, July 27, 1882
The "nearby" refers to the "Unknown Burbank" memorial. As Julia is not listed in the 1880 census, it is presumed she was born and died before the census, or was born after the census and died before the summer of 1882.
In a series of articles on the Fernwood Cemetery is the following:
"On another plat near by, we find the graves of two innocents, Julia and Manning, children of M. and Sibbie Kemmel.
Next is the Lambert plot..."
-- Henderson Weekly Reporter, July 27, 1882
The "nearby" refers to the "Unknown Burbank" memorial. As Julia is not listed in the 1880 census, it is presumed she was born and died before the census, or was born after the census and died before the summer of 1882.
"On another plat near by, we find the graves of two innocents, Julia and Manning, children of M. and Sibbie Kemmel.
Next is the Lambert plot..."
-- Henderson Weekly Reporter, July 27, 1882
The "nearby" refers to the "Unknown Burbank" memorial. As Julia is not listed in the 1880 census, it is presumed she was born and died before the census, or was born after the census and died before the summer of 1882.
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