Mary Donaher Monahan Hooper is believed to have died between 1900 and 1905. It is believed she most likely died sometime after the 1902 death of her daughter, Annie, and that Mary is buried in an unmarked grave in Brigham Cemetery. Three of Mary's children and a grandchild died in the early 20th century and are buried in marked graves in Brigham Cemetery.
Cemetery Records of Stewart County, Tennessee, published by The Stewart County Historical Society, Dover, Tennessee, 1983, indicates there are 146 unknown graves, most marked with field stones, in the Brigham or Long Creek Cemetery.
Cemetery Records of Stewart County, Tennessee, published by The Stewart County Historical Society, Dover, Tennessee, 1983, indicates there are 146 unknown graves, most marked with field stones, in the Brigham or Long Creek Cemetery.
Mary Donaher Monahan Hooper is believed to have died between 1900 and 1905. It is believed she most likely died sometime after the 1902 death of her daughter, Annie, and that Mary is buried in an unmarked grave in Brigham Cemetery. Three of Mary's children and a grandchild died in the early 20th century and are buried in marked graves in Brigham Cemetery.
Cemetery Records of Stewart County, Tennessee, published by The Stewart County Historical Society, Dover, Tennessee, 1983, indicates there are 146 unknown graves, most marked with field stones, in the Brigham or Long Creek Cemetery.
Cemetery Records of Stewart County, Tennessee, published by The Stewart County Historical Society, Dover, Tennessee, 1983, indicates there are 146 unknown graves, most marked with field stones, in the Brigham or Long Creek Cemetery.
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