First wife of Monroe Voils to whom she was married on February 19, 1854 in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. They had at least nine children together, and she died nearly 20 years before her husband Monroe did. Two of her sons are buried in this cemetery.
There does not appear to be an actual tombstone with her name specifically on in it in Bethpage, but a tombstone directly to the left of Monroe Voils' tombstone was broken and largely buried in dirt. After pulling the tombstone fragment out, it appeared as shown in one of the pictures and had no denotable words or dates.
Given the fact that this tombstone is right next to the tombstone of Emily's husband Monroe Voils and the fact that her parents are also buried in this cemetery and not a family cemetery, it seems likely that this tombstone marks her grave at Bethpage.
While there is a grave directory at the cemetery entrance, it did not list any Voils buried there and thus seems incomplete.
There does not appear to be an actual tombstone with her name specifically on in it in Bethpage, but a tombstone directly to the left of Monroe Voils' tombstone was broken and largely buried in dirt. After pulling the tombstone fragment out, it appeared as shown in one of the pictures and had no denotable words or dates.
Given the fact that this tombstone is right next to the tombstone of Emily's husband Monroe Voils and the fact that her parents are also buried in this cemetery and not a family cemetery, it seems likely that this tombstone marks her grave at Bethpage.
While there is a grave directory at the cemetery entrance, it did not list any Voils buried there and thus seems incomplete.
First wife of Monroe Voils to whom she was married on February 19, 1854 in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. They had at least nine children together, and she died nearly 20 years before her husband Monroe did. Two of her sons are buried in this cemetery.
There does not appear to be an actual tombstone with her name specifically on in it in Bethpage, but a tombstone directly to the left of Monroe Voils' tombstone was broken and largely buried in dirt. After pulling the tombstone fragment out, it appeared as shown in one of the pictures and had no denotable words or dates.
Given the fact that this tombstone is right next to the tombstone of Emily's husband Monroe Voils and the fact that her parents are also buried in this cemetery and not a family cemetery, it seems likely that this tombstone marks her grave at Bethpage.
While there is a grave directory at the cemetery entrance, it did not list any Voils buried there and thus seems incomplete.
There does not appear to be an actual tombstone with her name specifically on in it in Bethpage, but a tombstone directly to the left of Monroe Voils' tombstone was broken and largely buried in dirt. After pulling the tombstone fragment out, it appeared as shown in one of the pictures and had no denotable words or dates.
Given the fact that this tombstone is right next to the tombstone of Emily's husband Monroe Voils and the fact that her parents are also buried in this cemetery and not a family cemetery, it seems likely that this tombstone marks her grave at Bethpage.
While there is a grave directory at the cemetery entrance, it did not list any Voils buried there and thus seems incomplete.
Gravesite Details
Tombstone is broken and has no names or dates on it and was mostly covered in dirt when visited on July 5, 2018.
Family Members
Advertisement
Advertisement
