Infant Daughter Mary L. Gasque is buried With her. Ada was 39 years.
Ada married William P. W. Gasque in Sidney, Shelby, Ohio in 1878. William was a grocery clerk at that time; he later was a hotel clerk. Besides her infant daughter, Ada had two surviving sons: Edward Wallace Gasque, 1880-1932, is linked. Albert I. was born 1882-1884 and was discharged from the Army in 1905, after which no other sources connected to him can be found.
Ada married William P. W. Gasque in Sidney, Shelby, Ohio in 1878. William was a grocery clerk at that time; he later was a hotel clerk. Besides her infant daughter, Ada had two surviving sons: Edward Wallace Gasque, 1880-1932, is linked. Albert I. was born 1882-1884 and was discharged from the Army in 1905, after which no other sources connected to him can be found.
Infant Daughter Mary L. Gasque is buried With her. Ada was 39 years.
Ada married William P. W. Gasque in Sidney, Shelby, Ohio in 1878. William was a grocery clerk at that time; he later was a hotel clerk. Besides her infant daughter, Ada had two surviving sons: Edward Wallace Gasque, 1880-1932, is linked. Albert I. was born 1882-1884 and was discharged from the Army in 1905, after which no other sources connected to him can be found.
Ada married William P. W. Gasque in Sidney, Shelby, Ohio in 1878. William was a grocery clerk at that time; he later was a hotel clerk. Besides her infant daughter, Ada had two surviving sons: Edward Wallace Gasque, 1880-1932, is linked. Albert I. was born 1882-1884 and was discharged from the Army in 1905, after which no other sources connected to him can be found.
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