The Gaissert Family Plot encompasses the interments of Jefferson Harmon Gaissert and wife Ethel A. Jones Gaissert and headstones for one daughter, Sara Claire Gaissert White Mayer, and her husband, Frank Louis Napoleon Mayer. There are clearly marked memorial stones for the Gaisserts' other four children: Irby Frederick, Martin Harris, Clinton Gilbert, and Mary Frances.
Although the Mayers initially secured a funerary site in Shepherd Memorial Park, NC (Memorial #167330378), Claire's obituary indicates her service was held in the Madison cemetery and the presence of a headstone for her spouse (the only in-law in the family plot and the only stone without a burial reference) indicates that his cremains were likely re-inurned in Madison.
Although the Mayers initially secured a funerary site in Shepherd Memorial Park, NC (Memorial #167330378), Claire's obituary indicates her service was held in the Madison cemetery and the presence of a headstone for her spouse (the only in-law in the family plot and the only stone without a burial reference) indicates that his cremains were likely re-inurned in Madison.
The Gaissert Family Plot encompasses the interments of Jefferson Harmon Gaissert and wife Ethel A. Jones Gaissert and headstones for one daughter, Sara Claire Gaissert White Mayer, and her husband, Frank Louis Napoleon Mayer. There are clearly marked memorial stones for the Gaisserts' other four children: Irby Frederick, Martin Harris, Clinton Gilbert, and Mary Frances.
Although the Mayers initially secured a funerary site in Shepherd Memorial Park, NC (Memorial #167330378), Claire's obituary indicates her service was held in the Madison cemetery and the presence of a headstone for her spouse (the only in-law in the family plot and the only stone without a burial reference) indicates that his cremains were likely re-inurned in Madison.
Although the Mayers initially secured a funerary site in Shepherd Memorial Park, NC (Memorial #167330378), Claire's obituary indicates her service was held in the Madison cemetery and the presence of a headstone for her spouse (the only in-law in the family plot and the only stone without a burial reference) indicates that his cremains were likely re-inurned in Madison.
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