1Y 2M 16D
s/o George Washington "Hooker" & Pearl Mae (Wells) Gregg, the seventh of their ten children.
Died of Cholera.
Bur Sep 21, 1821.
Death certificate witnessed by Geo W. Gregg, his father.
NOTE: Death certificate has Page as cemetery; however the obit of his sister, Dorothy Juanita, indicates he is buried at Parker-Gregg, as are his parents and several brothers and sisters. The family lived near Parker, it would have been a difficult trip to take the child to Page, particulary since he died of cholera. A sister recalled burying him in "a field" -- both Parker and Page would fit that description.
Certificate showing "Page Cemetery" probably in error.
There is no record of his burial in Page cemetery records.
s/o George Washington "Hooker" & Pearl Mae (Wells) Gregg, the seventh of their ten children.
Died of Cholera.
Bur Sep 21, 1821.
Death certificate witnessed by Geo W. Gregg, his father.
NOTE: Death certificate has Page as cemetery; however the obit of his sister, Dorothy Juanita, indicates he is buried at Parker-Gregg, as are his parents and several brothers and sisters. The family lived near Parker, it would have been a difficult trip to take the child to Page, particulary since he died of cholera. A sister recalled burying him in "a field" -- both Parker and Page would fit that description.
Certificate showing "Page Cemetery" probably in error.
There is no record of his burial in Page cemetery records.
1Y 2M 16D
s/o George Washington "Hooker" & Pearl Mae (Wells) Gregg, the seventh of their ten children.
Died of Cholera.
Bur Sep 21, 1821.
Death certificate witnessed by Geo W. Gregg, his father.
NOTE: Death certificate has Page as cemetery; however the obit of his sister, Dorothy Juanita, indicates he is buried at Parker-Gregg, as are his parents and several brothers and sisters. The family lived near Parker, it would have been a difficult trip to take the child to Page, particulary since he died of cholera. A sister recalled burying him in "a field" -- both Parker and Page would fit that description.
Certificate showing "Page Cemetery" probably in error.
There is no record of his burial in Page cemetery records.
s/o George Washington "Hooker" & Pearl Mae (Wells) Gregg, the seventh of their ten children.
Died of Cholera.
Bur Sep 21, 1821.
Death certificate witnessed by Geo W. Gregg, his father.
NOTE: Death certificate has Page as cemetery; however the obit of his sister, Dorothy Juanita, indicates he is buried at Parker-Gregg, as are his parents and several brothers and sisters. The family lived near Parker, it would have been a difficult trip to take the child to Page, particulary since he died of cholera. A sister recalled burying him in "a field" -- both Parker and Page would fit that description.
Certificate showing "Page Cemetery" probably in error.
There is no record of his burial in Page cemetery records.
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