Daughter of Alonzo S. Prather.
Buried here per her relative, Douglas Mahnkey, local historian and author of Taney County, Missouri.
In his 'Hill and Holler Stories' he writes of Alonzo Prather's after war activities:
'Later, he was appointed Receiver for the Land Office at Harrison and had charge of the homestead applications and records. The Prather family lived at Harrison for a few years. This was in 1876 and 1877. Alonzo S. Prather was my grandfather and my mother was born while the family lived in Harrison. A little daughter, Gracie, died while the family lived there. She is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery at Harrison.'
Buried here per her relative, Douglas Mahnkey, local historian and author of Taney County, Missouri.
In his 'Hill and Holler Stories' he writes of Alonzo Prather's after war activities:
'Later, he was appointed Receiver for the Land Office at Harrison and had charge of the homestead applications and records. The Prather family lived at Harrison for a few years. This was in 1876 and 1877. Alonzo S. Prather was my grandfather and my mother was born while the family lived in Harrison. A little daughter, Gracie, died while the family lived there. She is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery at Harrison.'
Daughter of Alonzo S. Prather.
Buried here per her relative, Douglas Mahnkey, local historian and author of Taney County, Missouri.
In his 'Hill and Holler Stories' he writes of Alonzo Prather's after war activities:
'Later, he was appointed Receiver for the Land Office at Harrison and had charge of the homestead applications and records. The Prather family lived at Harrison for a few years. This was in 1876 and 1877. Alonzo S. Prather was my grandfather and my mother was born while the family lived in Harrison. A little daughter, Gracie, died while the family lived there. She is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery at Harrison.'
Buried here per her relative, Douglas Mahnkey, local historian and author of Taney County, Missouri.
In his 'Hill and Holler Stories' he writes of Alonzo Prather's after war activities:
'Later, he was appointed Receiver for the Land Office at Harrison and had charge of the homestead applications and records. The Prather family lived at Harrison for a few years. This was in 1876 and 1877. Alonzo S. Prather was my grandfather and my mother was born while the family lived in Harrison. A little daughter, Gracie, died while the family lived there. She is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery at Harrison.'
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