The name on the stone is simply "Mother" with the dates 1841-1905. She is buried with George and Etta B. (Skinner) Moxley. (Source: Westlook Cemetery, Glover Historical Society, 2002.)
The dates confirm that this is Etta (Skinner) Moxley's mother Louise (Bean) Skinner, who married Dyer Bill Skinner in 1858. By 1900, they were living apart. Louise's Massachusetts death record indicates that she was divorced and that she was a music teacher. The record also says that she was to be buried in Glover, VT.
The dates confirm that this is Etta (Skinner) Moxley's mother Louise (Bean) Skinner, who married Dyer Bill Skinner in 1858. By 1900, they were living apart. Louise's Massachusetts death record indicates that she was divorced and that she was a music teacher. The record also says that she was to be buried in Glover, VT.
The name on the stone is simply "Mother" with the dates 1841-1905. She is buried with George and Etta B. (Skinner) Moxley. (Source: Westlook Cemetery, Glover Historical Society, 2002.)
The dates confirm that this is Etta (Skinner) Moxley's mother Louise (Bean) Skinner, who married Dyer Bill Skinner in 1858. By 1900, they were living apart. Louise's Massachusetts death record indicates that she was divorced and that she was a music teacher. The record also says that she was to be buried in Glover, VT.
The dates confirm that this is Etta (Skinner) Moxley's mother Louise (Bean) Skinner, who married Dyer Bill Skinner in 1858. By 1900, they were living apart. Louise's Massachusetts death record indicates that she was divorced and that she was a music teacher. The record also says that she was to be buried in Glover, VT.
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