Great-grandma went by the nickname Molly during her lifetime. Her husband was known as Bill.
Molly 's father was an immigrant from Bavaria (now one of the states of Germany); her mother was a first-generation American whose parents were from Hesse-Kassel, at the time in the Kingdom of Westphalia and now a part of the German state of Prussia. Molly was born in Frostburg and was the eldest of eight children.
Molly 's father was an immigrant from Bavaria (now one of the states of Germany); her mother was a first-generation American whose parents were from Hesse-Kassel, at the time in the Kingdom of Westphalia and now a part of the German state of Prussia. Molly was born in Frostburg and was the eldest of eight children.
Great-grandma went by the nickname Molly during her lifetime. Her husband was known as Bill.
Molly 's father was an immigrant from Bavaria (now one of the states of Germany); her mother was a first-generation American whose parents were from Hesse-Kassel, at the time in the Kingdom of Westphalia and now a part of the German state of Prussia. Molly was born in Frostburg and was the eldest of eight children.
Molly 's father was an immigrant from Bavaria (now one of the states of Germany); her mother was a first-generation American whose parents were from Hesse-Kassel, at the time in the Kingdom of Westphalia and now a part of the German state of Prussia. Molly was born in Frostburg and was the eldest of eight children.
Gravesite Details
Bill and Molly share a grave marker. Follow the footpath from the stone service building in the cemetery to the first intersection at the center of the cemetery. Their graves, with much family, is in the last row at the right.
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