Graves were located by cemetery personnel. There are no records or headstones.
Veris was the twin sister to Beatrice Lacy Roseborough. The following information was obtained from the the Montgomery County Kansas, County Clerk Death Records - 1905-1911.
Death Return.
Name of deceased: Veris E. Lacy.
Age: 7 mos.
Sex: Female.
Color: White.
Cause of death: Fever
Nationality: Caucasian.
Place of Death: Independence.
Date of Death: September 20, 1906.
Father's name and address: W. E. Lacy, [unreadable] Ks.
Mother's name and address: not listed
The Independence Daily Reporter, dated September 21, 1906, page five, entry under City and Vicinity states: "Will Be Buried Today - The little seven-month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Masey [sp] of 407 North Street, who died yesterday morning will be buried at 2 o'clock this afternoon."
Veris was the twin sister to Beatrice Lacy Roseborough. The following information was obtained from the the Montgomery County Kansas, County Clerk Death Records - 1905-1911.
Death Return.
Name of deceased: Veris E. Lacy.
Age: 7 mos.
Sex: Female.
Color: White.
Cause of death: Fever
Nationality: Caucasian.
Place of Death: Independence.
Date of Death: September 20, 1906.
Father's name and address: W. E. Lacy, [unreadable] Ks.
Mother's name and address: not listed
The Independence Daily Reporter, dated September 21, 1906, page five, entry under City and Vicinity states: "Will Be Buried Today - The little seven-month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Masey [sp] of 407 North Street, who died yesterday morning will be buried at 2 o'clock this afternoon."
Graves were located by cemetery personnel. There are no records or headstones.
Veris was the twin sister to Beatrice Lacy Roseborough. The following information was obtained from the the Montgomery County Kansas, County Clerk Death Records - 1905-1911.
Death Return.
Name of deceased: Veris E. Lacy.
Age: 7 mos.
Sex: Female.
Color: White.
Cause of death: Fever
Nationality: Caucasian.
Place of Death: Independence.
Date of Death: September 20, 1906.
Father's name and address: W. E. Lacy, [unreadable] Ks.
Mother's name and address: not listed
The Independence Daily Reporter, dated September 21, 1906, page five, entry under City and Vicinity states: "Will Be Buried Today - The little seven-month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Masey [sp] of 407 North Street, who died yesterday morning will be buried at 2 o'clock this afternoon."
Veris was the twin sister to Beatrice Lacy Roseborough. The following information was obtained from the the Montgomery County Kansas, County Clerk Death Records - 1905-1911.
Death Return.
Name of deceased: Veris E. Lacy.
Age: 7 mos.
Sex: Female.
Color: White.
Cause of death: Fever
Nationality: Caucasian.
Place of Death: Independence.
Date of Death: September 20, 1906.
Father's name and address: W. E. Lacy, [unreadable] Ks.
Mother's name and address: not listed
The Independence Daily Reporter, dated September 21, 1906, page five, entry under City and Vicinity states: "Will Be Buried Today - The little seven-month old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Masey [sp] of 407 North Street, who died yesterday morning will be buried at 2 o'clock this afternoon."
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