Nettie does not have any monument. The photographer got the location from the office and drew an arrow pointing to the location of her final resting place.
Nickname sometimes for Jeanetta. That may be the case here. Not always, sometimes people just used the nicknames for the name of a person instead of proper names and then called them by the common nickname. I do not know how this family handled that.
The lot this child is buried on is owned by J W Plank. There is a John W Plank in the lot and most likely the owner of the lot. He died in 1905.
This information sent to me in an e-mail by a family member:
Nettie Plank was the daughter of Chauncey Milton and Fanny Weaver Plank. John W Plank was her grandfather.
David.
Nickname sometimes for Jeanetta. That may be the case here. Not always, sometimes people just used the nicknames for the name of a person instead of proper names and then called them by the common nickname. I do not know how this family handled that.
The lot this child is buried on is owned by J W Plank. There is a John W Plank in the lot and most likely the owner of the lot. He died in 1905.
This information sent to me in an e-mail by a family member:
Nettie Plank was the daughter of Chauncey Milton and Fanny Weaver Plank. John W Plank was her grandfather.
David.
Nettie does not have any monument. The photographer got the location from the office and drew an arrow pointing to the location of her final resting place.
Nickname sometimes for Jeanetta. That may be the case here. Not always, sometimes people just used the nicknames for the name of a person instead of proper names and then called them by the common nickname. I do not know how this family handled that.
The lot this child is buried on is owned by J W Plank. There is a John W Plank in the lot and most likely the owner of the lot. He died in 1905.
This information sent to me in an e-mail by a family member:
Nettie Plank was the daughter of Chauncey Milton and Fanny Weaver Plank. John W Plank was her grandfather.
David.
Nickname sometimes for Jeanetta. That may be the case here. Not always, sometimes people just used the nicknames for the name of a person instead of proper names and then called them by the common nickname. I do not know how this family handled that.
The lot this child is buried on is owned by J W Plank. There is a John W Plank in the lot and most likely the owner of the lot. He died in 1905.
This information sent to me in an e-mail by a family member:
Nettie Plank was the daughter of Chauncey Milton and Fanny Weaver Plank. John W Plank was her grandfather.
David.
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