When Malinda died in 1867, her mother could not be comforted thinking that wild animals would dig up her daughter's grave. In order to give his wife peace in the matter, Malinda's father built this house over the grave.
The following information was sent to me (perhaps this is Malinda's Mother):
There is a Malinda E. Bockman listed on the 1900 census as being born in January 1834. It indicates that she is widowed and had two sons whose names are: Marvin E. Bockman and Virgil L. Bockman. She was living in precinct 6, Johnson County, texas."
The following information was sent to me (perhaps this is Malinda's Mother):
There is a Malinda E. Bockman listed on the 1900 census as being born in January 1834. It indicates that she is widowed and had two sons whose names are: Marvin E. Bockman and Virgil L. Bockman. She was living in precinct 6, Johnson County, texas."
When Malinda died in 1867, her mother could not be comforted thinking that wild animals would dig up her daughter's grave. In order to give his wife peace in the matter, Malinda's father built this house over the grave.
The following information was sent to me (perhaps this is Malinda's Mother):
There is a Malinda E. Bockman listed on the 1900 census as being born in January 1834. It indicates that she is widowed and had two sons whose names are: Marvin E. Bockman and Virgil L. Bockman. She was living in precinct 6, Johnson County, texas."
The following information was sent to me (perhaps this is Malinda's Mother):
There is a Malinda E. Bockman listed on the 1900 census as being born in January 1834. It indicates that she is widowed and had two sons whose names are: Marvin E. Bockman and Virgil L. Bockman. She was living in precinct 6, Johnson County, texas."
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