This boy was the son of George and Mary Everett. He was stillborn, and the birth was before 1924. After the birth, the baby could not be buried at Rigsby Cemetery, where many Everetts had been buried, because he did not have a name. George placed him in a shoebox and buried him under a tree on his farm. The site is now on New Harmony Road in Bledsoe County, TN. The place where the burial occoured is now in someone's yard, but it is unknown if the tree is still standing.
This boy was the son of George and Mary Everett. He was stillborn, and the birth was before 1924. After the birth, the baby could not be buried at Rigsby Cemetery, where many Everetts had been buried, because he did not have a name. George placed him in a shoebox and buried him under a tree on his farm. The site is now on New Harmony Road in Bledsoe County, TN. The place where the burial occoured is now in someone's yard, but it is unknown if the tree is still standing.
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