I have linked who I believe is her young daughter to her memorial. I deduced this based upon the name on the funeral record, and that the mother was born in DeSoto county. There is also another child, Clarence, buried next to little Mollie. Greenwood cemetery book says he was also buried by Carey Hand, but I cannot find his record.
In my research to try to find the parents of these children to link them, I noticed that it's noted that Mollie Summerall was listed as widowed in the 1920 census, however her husband Thomas is listed as the father of little Mollie, born in 1922.
They (little Clarence and little Mollie) are in the Summerall plot with:
Nell Davis Summerall
Rosa A Moreland
Mary A Davis
Rosa Moreland Summerall
William B Summerall, MD
If you believe I'm incorrect with this link, just let me know and I will delete it. I just hate for babies to be lost in the shuffle of history and time, and be forgotten, so I try to track down parents.
"Much thanks to the Eagle Scouts, Desoto County, Historical Society and Ponger-Kays-Grady Funeral Home for their work in having markers installed for many unmarked graves".
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In my research to try to find the parents of these children to link them, I noticed that it's noted that Mollie Summerall was listed as widowed in the 1920 census, however her husband Thomas is listed as the father of little Mollie, born in 1922.
They (little Clarence and little Mollie) are in the Summerall plot with:
Nell Davis Summerall
Rosa A Moreland
Mary A Davis
Rosa Moreland Summerall
William B Summerall, MD
If you believe I'm incorrect with this link, just let me know and I will delete it. I just hate for babies to be lost in the shuffle of history and time, and be forgotten, so I try to track down parents.
"Much thanks to the Eagle Scouts, Desoto County, Historical Society and Ponger-Kays-Grady Funeral Home for their work in having markers installed for many unmarked graves".
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I have linked who I believe is her young daughter to her memorial. I deduced this based upon the name on the funeral record, and that the mother was born in DeSoto county. There is also another child, Clarence, buried next to little Mollie. Greenwood cemetery book says he was also buried by Carey Hand, but I cannot find his record.
In my research to try to find the parents of these children to link them, I noticed that it's noted that Mollie Summerall was listed as widowed in the 1920 census, however her husband Thomas is listed as the father of little Mollie, born in 1922.
They (little Clarence and little Mollie) are in the Summerall plot with:
Nell Davis Summerall
Rosa A Moreland
Mary A Davis
Rosa Moreland Summerall
William B Summerall, MD
If you believe I'm incorrect with this link, just let me know and I will delete it. I just hate for babies to be lost in the shuffle of history and time, and be forgotten, so I try to track down parents.
"Much thanks to the Eagle Scouts, Desoto County, Historical Society and Ponger-Kays-Grady Funeral Home for their work in having markers installed for many unmarked graves".
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In my research to try to find the parents of these children to link them, I noticed that it's noted that Mollie Summerall was listed as widowed in the 1920 census, however her husband Thomas is listed as the father of little Mollie, born in 1922.
They (little Clarence and little Mollie) are in the Summerall plot with:
Nell Davis Summerall
Rosa A Moreland
Mary A Davis
Rosa Moreland Summerall
William B Summerall, MD
If you believe I'm incorrect with this link, just let me know and I will delete it. I just hate for babies to be lost in the shuffle of history and time, and be forgotten, so I try to track down parents.
"Much thanks to the Eagle Scouts, Desoto County, Historical Society and Ponger-Kays-Grady Funeral Home for their work in having markers installed for many unmarked graves".
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