married, daughter of John Michael [sic] and Mathina Mitten [sic], wife of James A. Crow
d. cert 7422

I am unsure what the 1888 date on the marker signifies. Rebecca died in 1922.
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1850 Missouri census, Schuyler County

John Mikel M 47 North Carolina
Bythinia Mikel F 37 North Carolina
Wm S Mikel M 21 North Carolina
Rebecca A Mikel F 13 North Carolina
James P Mikel M 15 North Carolina
Mary J Mikel F 10 Missouri
Abram L Mikel M 2 Missouri
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002

Name: Adaline Mikel
Marriage Date: 16 Dec 1852
Marriage Place: Schuyler, Missouri
Registration Place: Schuyler, Missouri, USA
Spouse: Elias Brower
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1860 Missouri census, Schuyler County

Elias Brower M 43 Kentucky
Adaline Brower F 23 North Carolina
Rebecca Myers F 17 Kentucky
James Rhodes M 18 Missouri
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1870 Missouri census, Schuyler County

Elias Brower M 52 Ohio
Adeline Brower F 31 North Carolina
Lima W Hays F 14 Illinois
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002

Name: Mrs R A Browen [Brower]
Marriage Date: 7 Sep 1873
Marriage Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Registration Place: Adair, Missouri, USA
Spouse: M B Patterson
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1880 Missouri census, Schuyler County

Mark B Patterson Self M 52 Maine
Eva Patterson Daughter F 14 Iowa
R Ada Patterson Wife F 42 North Carolina
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1900 Missouri census, Schuyler County

Mark B Patterson Head M 71 Maine
Ada R Patterson Wife F 65 North Carolina
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Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002

Name: Addie Patterson
Marriage Date: 29 Jan 1910
Marriage Place: Schuyler County, MO
Registration Place: Schuyler, Missouri, USA
Spouse: J A Crow
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1910 Missouri census, Schuyler County

James A Crow Head M 69 Tennessee
Rebecca A Crow Wife F 69 North Carolina
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1920 Missouri census, Adair County

J A Crowe Head M 76 Tennessee
Rebecca Crowe Wife F 82 North Carolina
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Mrs. Rebecca Adeline Crow, wife of James A[.] Crow, died Sunday afternoon about two o'clock at their home, 501 North Main street, aged 85 years. She had been an invalid for a number of years and had been tenderly cared for by her husband. Seven years ago she fell and broke her hip, and since that time had been a constant sufferer and never able to stand or walk alone. She was born in Wilkes Barre, N. C. [Wilkes-Barre is in Pennsylvania, Wilkesboro is in North Carolina], October 1, 1837, and formerly resided near Queen City. She was married to Mr. Crow 12 years ago and soon afterwards they moved to this city where they have made their home. Besides her husband she is svrvived [sic] by one sister, Mrs. Mary Toler of Kirksville, three nephews and one niece, W. L. Toler, of Kirksville, Walter Mikel of Durango, Colo., Fred Mikel and Miss Zulu Mikel of Kansas City. The bosy was taken to Queen City Tuesday morning and the funeral services were conducted by Rev. H. D[.] Marlin at the Methodist Church at that place. Burial in the Myers cemetery two miles northeast of Queen City.

Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
March 24, 1922