When Elizabeth Eleanor Mniece was born on June 17, 1918, in Stanwood, Michigan, her father, Leonard, was 32, and her mother, Lulu, was 29. Her mother reportedly described her child as a "blue baby." She weighed four pounds and had an open heart valve. Elizabeth Eleanor Mniece was determined by her physician to no longer be alive on June 20, 1918, in Lawton, Michigan, a few days after her birth. Elizabeth's parents were buried in a cemetery in Lawton many years later. If there is an infant burial section at Oak Grove Cemetery, this infant may have been buried there.
When Elizabeth Eleanor Mniece was born on June 17, 1918, in Stanwood, Michigan, her father, Leonard, was 32, and her mother, Lulu, was 29. Her mother reportedly described her child as a "blue baby." She weighed four pounds and had an open heart valve. Elizabeth Eleanor Mniece was determined by her physician to no longer be alive on June 20, 1918, in Lawton, Michigan, a few days after her birth. Elizabeth's parents were buried in a cemetery in Lawton many years later. If there is an infant burial section at Oak Grove Cemetery, this infant may have been buried there.
