"In this city, Sept 24, Harry Ordway, child of George B. and Nellie Bowers Ordway, aged 4 years, 2 months, 13 days."
The Lowell Daily Courier, of Sept 25, 1874 on page 4.
He died of Scarlet Fever. His death made Ellen want to move to Iowa and away from the "memory."
No longer needing the burial ground here - the Ordway's gave the remaining grave sites to Ellen's BOWERS family. There is probably no longer a grave marker for Baby Harry Ordway.
The Lowell Daily Courier, of Sept 25, 1874 on page 4.
He died of Scarlet Fever. His death made Ellen want to move to Iowa and away from the "memory."
No longer needing the burial ground here - the Ordway's gave the remaining grave sites to Ellen's BOWERS family. There is probably no longer a grave marker for Baby Harry Ordway.
"In this city, Sept 24, Harry Ordway, child of George B. and Nellie Bowers Ordway, aged 4 years, 2 months, 13 days."
The Lowell Daily Courier, of Sept 25, 1874 on page 4.
He died of Scarlet Fever. His death made Ellen want to move to Iowa and away from the "memory."
No longer needing the burial ground here - the Ordway's gave the remaining grave sites to Ellen's BOWERS family. There is probably no longer a grave marker for Baby Harry Ordway.
The Lowell Daily Courier, of Sept 25, 1874 on page 4.
He died of Scarlet Fever. His death made Ellen want to move to Iowa and away from the "memory."
No longer needing the burial ground here - the Ordway's gave the remaining grave sites to Ellen's BOWERS family. There is probably no longer a grave marker for Baby Harry Ordway.
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