Death Certificate #1904-36-1503 - Location was McCauleyville. He died about 6 weeks after his mother died. Both died of typhoid fever due to water conditions.
His death certificate also spells his name Lehmann. We believe that he may be buried in this plot with the large tombstone labeled Lehmanns family. There doesn't seem to be proof of that either. That style of stone was popular in the 1900 timeframe.
His death certificate also spells his name Lehmann. We believe that he may be buried in this plot with the large tombstone labeled Lehmanns family. There doesn't seem to be proof of that either. That style of stone was popular in the 1900 timeframe.
Death Certificate #1904-36-1503 - Location was McCauleyville. He died about 6 weeks after his mother died. Both died of typhoid fever due to water conditions.
His death certificate also spells his name Lehmann. We believe that he may be buried in this plot with the large tombstone labeled Lehmanns family. There doesn't seem to be proof of that either. That style of stone was popular in the 1900 timeframe.
His death certificate also spells his name Lehmann. We believe that he may be buried in this plot with the large tombstone labeled Lehmanns family. There doesn't seem to be proof of that either. That style of stone was popular in the 1900 timeframe.
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