This is a very small marble marker that is flush with the ground.
I imagine this might be difficult to find in future years if it gets overgrown with grass.
This lot is visited often by people looking for the gravestone of William Morgan, the inventor of volleyball.
I included a photo of Alfred's parent's headstone to be used as a landmark.
The inscription can be read easier later in the day when the sun is near the horizon
I imagine this might be difficult to find in future years if it gets overgrown with grass.
This lot is visited often by people looking for the gravestone of William Morgan, the inventor of volleyball.
I included a photo of Alfred's parent's headstone to be used as a landmark.
The inscription can be read easier later in the day when the sun is near the horizon
This is a very small marble marker that is flush with the ground.
I imagine this might be difficult to find in future years if it gets overgrown with grass.
This lot is visited often by people looking for the gravestone of William Morgan, the inventor of volleyball.
I included a photo of Alfred's parent's headstone to be used as a landmark.
The inscription can be read easier later in the day when the sun is near the horizon
I imagine this might be difficult to find in future years if it gets overgrown with grass.
This lot is visited often by people looking for the gravestone of William Morgan, the inventor of volleyball.
I included a photo of Alfred's parent's headstone to be used as a landmark.
The inscription can be read easier later in the day when the sun is near the horizon
Inscription
ALFRED EDWARD
SON OF
WM. & MARY MORGAN
DIED JAN. 6, 1905
AGED 22 DAYS.
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