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EUPHEMIA READ HAGGERTY⁴

112. EUPHEMIA READ⁴ (Joseph Read³, Isaac Read, Sr.², Joseph Read¹) was born 3 March 1812 and died 5 May 1887 (Kern 1938; Union Brick Cemetery). She married on 25 January 1831, Aaron Haggerty. He was born 6 January 1806 and died 29 March 1877 (Blairstown Press; Kern 1938; Union Brick). Euphemia's mother, Lydia Hart, died on 20 April 1836. Her father, Joseph Read, left New Jersey and settled in Indiana. Eupemia and her sisters Mary Ann and Lydia stayed behind in New Jersey. Euphemia and Mary Ann were both married by 1836. Lydia was just over 10 years of age when her mother died. She appears to have been left behind in New Jersey with her elder sisters. Euphemia's sisters—Elizabeth and Sarah Read— and her brothers—William, Isaac and Nelson Read—appear to have gone to Indiana with their father.

Aaron and Euphemia bought Euphemias' grandfather Read's farm in about 1838 (Kern 1938). The farm was located in that part of Knowlton Township that later became part of Blairstown Township. Isaac Read, Sr.'s farm contained land that had been purchased by his father, Euphemias' great-grandfather, Joseph Read in the late eighteenth century. The farm did not include the original Read farm house, Issac had sold that to his youngest brother Aaron Read (Euphemia's uncle) in the early nineteenth century (Newberry c. 1934).

In 1860, Aaron and Euphemia Haggerty lived in Blairstown Township, post office Blairstown. They owned a farm valued at $12,000 and a personal estate valued at $3,000. Their sons Joseph and William were no longer living in the house (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). Joseph had left New Jersey and migrated to Minnesota.

Aaron and Eupemia Haggerty still lived on their Balirstown Township farm in 1870. The census gives the value of their real estate as $15,000 and of their personal estate as $5,000. The Haggerty's three youngest surviving daughters still lived at home—Emmeline, Almira and Euphemia. Their sons Joseph and John had both left New Jersey. Joseph was in Minnesota and John was in Wisconsin. Their sons William and Theodore were both methodist episcopal clergymen. William had a church in Oxford Township, but Theodore was in Orange County, New York. Aaron Haggerty had two hited men to help him on the farm. They were 20 year old William Post (a native of New Jersey) and 31 year old James A. Tees (a native of Ireland) (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 32A, 5 July 1870). Aaron was 64 years old in 1870. He died 7 years later, his obituary appeared in the Blairstown Press on 4 April 1877:

HAGGERTY - Near Paulina, on the 29th ult. Aaron Haggerty, aged 71 years and three months.

By 1880, the Haggerty's son Theodore had returned to Warren County. In 1880, Theodore was the pastor of Methodist Episcopal Church of Johnsonburg in Felinghuysen Township, but he and his family lived in Blairstown Township. Euphemia, who was now a widow, lived with Theodore (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, Enumeration District 191, page 285C). Aaron and Euphemia are buried in Union Brick Cemetery in Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Their grave stones were field checked on 27 March 2003. They are inscribed as follows:

AARON HAGGERTY
BORN
JAN 6^th 1806
DIED
MARCH 20^thth 1877

EUPHEMIA
WIFE OF
AARON HAGGERTY
BORN
MARCH 3, 1812
DIED
May 5, 1887

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CHILDREN OF EUPHEMIA READ AND AARON HAGGERTY:

439. (i.) JOSEPH READ HAGGERTY⁵, born 8 January 1834, in Warren County; New Jersey and died 16 July 1883 in Farm Hill, Olmsted County, Minnesota. He married on 18 March 1861, Marcella "Jane" Bailey, at her father's home in Minnesota. Marcella was the daughter of Thomas and Jane Bailey. She was born in Lorrha Parish, the Diocease of Killaloe, Ireland 23 May 1831. She died 2 April 1928 in Farm Hill Olmsted County, Minnesota. Joseph and "Jane" Haggerty appear on the 1870 census as residents of Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota. Their post office was Farm Hill, Minnesota. The Haggertys owned real estate valued at $9,000 and had a personal estate valued at $1,375. The couple had two children: Andrew and Euphemia. Their eldest daughter Alice had probably died before the census was taken. Joseph had two hired hands and Jane had a domestic dervant. The hired hands were Matthew Mick and William Miller. Mick was a 19 year old native of Prussia, Miller was a 20 year old native of Pennsylvania. The family's domestic dervant was Augusta Sames. She was also from Prussia and was 19 years of age (1870 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 130, 16 June 1870). In 1880, Joseph and Jane still lived on their farm in Farmington Township. Their household consisted of Joseph and Jane, six of their children and five live-in laborers and domestics. The latter were Martha Flannigan, born circa 1850 in Indiana; Hattie Powell, born circa 1860 in Minnesota; J.P. Jones, born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania; Julius C. Boelter, born circa 1856 in Prussia; and Albert E. Carr, born circa 1863 in New York (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). Joseph and Jane are buried in Farm Hill Cemetery, Farm Hill, Olmsted County, Minnesota. Children of Joseph Haggerty and Marcella Jane Bailey:

2816. (i.) ALICE HAGGERTY⁶, was born 7 March 1863 in Minnesota (Haggerty n.d.) and died before 1870. She was not a resident of her parents's household in 1870 (1870 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 130, 16 June 1870).

2817. (ii.) ANDREW REID HAGGERTY⁶, was born 15 June 1864 in Minnesota and died 23 October 1928 (Haggerty n.d.). Andrew lived with his parents on their farm in 1870 and 1880 (1870 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 130, 16 June 1870; 1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). He married Unknown (Haggerty n.d.).

2818. (iii.) EUPHEMIA B. "JANE" HAGGERTY⁶, was born 8 June 1866 in Minnesota and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.). In 1870 and 1880, she resided with her parents on their farm. The 1870 census gives her name as "Euphemia' and the 1880 census gives it as "Jane" (1870 United States Federal Census, Farmingto nTownship, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 130, 16 June 1870; 1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A).

2819. (iv.) MAUD HAGGERTY⁶, was born 27 April 1870 in Minnesota and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.). She was not a resident of her parents's household in 1880 (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A).

2820. (v.) AARON BENJAMIN HAGGERTY⁶, was born 18 April 1871 in Hammond, Wabasha County, Minnesota and died 3 January 1949 in Sacramento, California (Haggerty n.d.). He resided with his parents on their farm in 1880 (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). Aaron married in Rochester, Minnesota Edna Louise Burbank, the daughter of Charles Henry Burbank and Sally Ann Boyd. She was born 7 May 1873 in Rochester, Minnesota and died 14 July 1922 in Clio, Plumas County, California (Haggerty n.d.).

2821. (vi.) WILLIAM HAGGERTY⁶, was born 22 April 1873 in Minnesota (Haggerty n.d.) and probably died before 1880 in Minnesota. He does not appear on the 1880 census as a resident of his parents household (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A).

2822. (vii.) JOHN A. HAGGERTY⁶, was born 1874 in Minnesota and died 1930 (Haggerty n.d.). He resided with his parents on their farm in 1880 (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). John married Emma C. (Last Name Unknown). She was born in 1875 and died 1955 (Haggerty n.d.).

2823. (viii.) BAILEY ARTHUR HAGGERTY⁶, was born 8 March 1877 in Minnesota and died 1943 (Haggerty n.d.). He resided with his parents on their farm in 1880 (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). Bailey married Anne M. (Last Name Unknown). She was born in 1879 and died 1967 (Haggerty n.d.).

2824. (ix.) ALBERT WHITTIER HAGGERTY⁶, was born 22 April 1879 in Minnesota and died May 1930 at his home near Hammond, Minnesota (Haggerty n.d.). He resided with his parents on their farm in 1880 (1880 United States Federal Census, Farmington Township, Olmsted County, Minnesota, page 314A). Albert married on 25 September 1901, in LaCross, Wisconsin, Emma Rose Kenitz, the daughter of Herman Kenitz and Elizabeth Schacht. She was born 24 November 1877 and died 1961 at her home near Hammond, Minnesota. Albert and Emma are buried in Farm Hill Cemetery, Olmsted County, Minnesota (Haggerty n.d.).

440. (ii.) Rev. WILLIAM HARRISON HAGGERTY⁵, was born January 1839 in Warren County, New Jersey and died 1915. He married Phoebe M. Pichter. She was born January 1840 in New Jersey and died in 1906. According to Snell (1881:601, 612, 674, 691), Harrison and Theodore Haggerty became members of Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, in Frelinghuysen Township, Warren County sometime in the 1850s. Both of them eventually became ministers in the Newark Conference. Between 1864 and 1865, William H. Haggerty was the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Finesville, Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey. He was the pastor of the Oxford Methodist Episcopal Church, in Oxford Township, Warren County, from 1868 to at least 1870 (Snell 1881). The 1870 census places William and Phebe in Oxford Township (post office Belvidere). The couple had two children (Mary and Frederick). Phebe had help in the house, she had a domestic servant named Sophia J. Folkner. Sophia was a 35 year old native of New Jersey. The census gave William's occupation as clergyman. William and Phebe do not have a real estate value listed in the census. They probably were living in the church's parsonage. They did own a personal estate valued $500 (1870 United States Federal Census, Oxford Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 304B, 16 July 1870). By 1876, William was the pastor of the Butzville Methodist Episcoal Church in Warren County. In 1880, he became the pastor of the Harmony Methodist Epsicopal Church in Lower Harmony Township, Warren County (Snell 1881). The 1880 census places William and Phoebe in Harmony and gives William's profession as Methodist Episcopal Minister (1880 United States Federal Census, Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 401D). William and Phoebe lived in the Village of Hope in 1900. The census gave William's occupation as clergyman. William and Phoebe rented their home in Hope (1900 United States Census, Enumeration District 189, Hope Township, Warren County, New Jersey, sheet 12A, 27 April 1900). Children of William Haggerty and Phoebe Pitcher:

2338. (i.) MARY E. HAGGERTY⁶, was born 1866 in New Jersey and died unknown. She lived with her parents in Oxford Township in 1870 and was with them in Harmony Township in 1880 (1870 United States Federal Census, Oxford Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 304B, 16 July 1870; 1880 United States Federal Census, Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 401D).

2339. (ii.) FREDERICK W. HAGGERTY⁶, was born 16 January 1868 in Bernardsville, New Jersey and died unknown. Shortly after birth his father became the pastor of the Oxford Methodist Episcopal Church in Oxford Township, Warren County, New Jersey. The family lived in Oxford from 1868 until at least 1870 (Snell 1881). Frederick appeared on the 1870 census as a two year old child living with his parents in Oxford Township In 1880, Frederick lived with his parents in Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey (1870 United States Federal Census, Oxford Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 304B, 16 July 1870; 1880 United States Federal Census, Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 401D). His father was pastor of the M.E. Church in Harmony (Snell 1881). Frederick married S. Lenora Bulgin, the daughter of Edwin G. Bulgin and Amanda Van Buskirk. She was born 14 December 1872 in Warren County, New Jersey and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.).

2340. (iii.) ANNA J. HAGGERTY⁶, was born 1871 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1880, she lived with her parents in Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey (1880 United States Federal Census, Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 401D).

2825. (iv.) DAUGHTER HAGGERTY⁶, was born October 1883 and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.).

2826. (v.) MAMIE HAGGERTY⁶, was born January 1885 and died May 1975 in Illinois (Haggerty n.d.).

441. (iii.) JOHN ALDEN HAGGERTY⁵, was born 26 June 1841 in Warren County, New Jersey and died 10 March 1910, possibly in Wisconsin. In 1860, John lived with his parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school. His occupation was given as laborer (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). He married after 1860, Sarah C. McAuley.. She was born 1844 in Wisconsin and died 1932, possibly in Wisconsin. Her father was born in Virginia and her mother was born in Kentucky. In 1880, John and Sarah lived in Utica Township, Crawford County, Wisconsin. John was a farmer. The household consisted of John and Sarah, their three children and four live-in hired hands and domestic servants. These four were Hiram A. Miller, a laborer, who was born circa 1858 in Wisconsin; Casper Knoble, a laborer, who was born circa 1857 in Switzerland; Emma Erikson, a servant, who was born circa 1857 in Norway; and Clara McDugall, who was born circa 1858 in Iowa. Clara was a school teacher who was boarding with the Haggerty family (1880 United States Federal Census, Utica Township, Crawford County, Wisconsin, page 159A). Children of John Haggerty and Sarah McAuley:

2341. (i.) BESSIE E.J. HAGGERTY⁶, was born circa 1873 in Wisconsin and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.). In 1880, she lived with her parents on their farm in Crawford County, Wisconsin (1880 United States Federal Census, Utica Township, Crawford County, Wisconsin, page 159A). She married George Atwood (Haggerty n.d.).

2342. (ii.) WILLIAM A. HAGGERTY⁶, was born circa 1875 in Wisconsin and died unknown. In 1880, he lived with his parents on their farm in Crawford County, Wisconsin (1880 United States Federal Census, Utica Township, Crawford County, Wisconsin, page 159A).

2343. (iii.) CLARENCE R. HAGGERTY⁶, was born circa 1877 in Wisconsin and died unknown. In 1880, he lived with his parents on their farm in Crawford County, Wisconsin (1880 United States Federal Census, Utica Township, Crawford County, Wisconsin, page 159A).

442. (iv.) REV. THEODORE SUMMERBELL HAGGERTY⁵, was born 21 May 1843, Warren County, New Jersey; died 9 September 1898. In 1860, Theodore lived with his parents and attended school. His occupation is given as laborer (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). According to Snell (1881:601, 612, 674, 691), Theodore Haggerty and his older brother William Harrison Haggerty became members of Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, in Frelinghuysen Township, Warren County sometime in the 1850s. Both of them eventually became ministers in the Newark Conference. In 1870, Theodore was the pastor of a Methodist Episcopal Church in Mount Hope Township, Orange County, New York. His post office was Middletown, New York. Theodore may have met his wife, Julia LaMonte, in New York. She was born 8 April 1846 in New York and died 9 March 1925 (Union Brick Cemetery). The 1870 Census lists the couples daughter Elizabeth as a 9 day old infant. Her birth month was given as May 1870. Although the census taker enumerated the Haggerty household on 6 September 1870, the official census date was 1 June 1870. All ages in the census were given in relation to this date (1870 United States Federal Census, Mount Hope Township, Orange County, New York, page 193A, 6 September 1870). Theodore returned to New Jersey and was the pastor of the Waterloo Methodist Episcopal Church in Byram Township, Sussex County, New Jersey in the early 1870s. In 1880, he became the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Johnsonburg, Felinghuysen Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Snell 1881:465, 692). The family lived in Blairstown Township in 1880. The census gives Theodore's occupaton as "minister and farmer." The household included Theodore and Julia, two of their children (Austin and Paul), Theodore's widowed mother Euphemia Haggerty, two hired hands and a domestic servant. The hired hands were Jacob Manes (age 26) and Frederick Loller (age 19), both had been out of work for four months during the census year. The domestic servant was 35 year old Elizabeth Sipley (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, Enumeration District 191, page 285C). Theodore and Julia are buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey.Children of Theodore and Julia (Lamonte) Haggerty:

962. (i.) ELIZABETH E. "LIZZIE" HAGGERTY ⁶, was born 22 May 1870 in Mount Hope Township, Orange County, New York and died 30 August 1876, possibly in Byram Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Union Brick Cemetery). She appears on the 1870 census as a 9 day old infant. Her parents lived in Orange County, New York (1870 United States Federal Census, Mount Hope Township, Orange County, New York, page 193A, 6 September 1870). She is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey.

961. (ii.) AUSTIN L. HAGGERTY ⁶, was born circa 1874 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1880, he lived with his grandmother Haggerty and parents in Blairstown Township (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, Enumeration District 191, page 285C).

963. (iii.) EVERETT T. HAGGERTY ⁶, was born 17 October 1874 and died 22 October 1875. He is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey.

964. (iv.) PAUL L. HAGGERTY ⁶, was born 7 September 1877 and died 26 May 1902. In 1880, he lived with his grandmother Haggerty and parents in Blairstown Township (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, Enumeration District 191, page 285C). He is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey.

965. (v.) MARTIN LUTHER HAGGERTY ⁶, was born 6 August 1883 and died 10 January 1960. He married Grace Adele Voorhees. She was born 23 June 1883 and died 27 September 1971.

443. (v.) EMMALINE HAGGERTY⁵, was born 1845, in Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey and died 8 April 1875, at her parents home in Warren County, New Jersey (Kern 1938). In 1860, Emmaline lived with her parents and attended school (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). She still lived at home in 1870 (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 32A, 5 July 1870). Emmaine married James Smith Carr shortly after the census was taken, she died in childbirth in April 1875 (Kern 1938).

444. (vi.) ALMIRA HAGGERTY⁵, born 1847, Warren County, New Jersey and died 1917. In 1860, Almira lived with her parents in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). Almira was still at home with her parents in 1870 (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 32A, 5 July 1870). She married between 1870 and 1874, Jacob Smith. He was born circa 1843 in New Jersey. In 1880, Jacob and Almira lived on a farm in Blairstown Township. The household included their three children and a young woman named Elizabeth Crisman. Elizabeth was born circa 1865 in New Jersey. She did housework for the family (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D). Children of Almira Haggerty and Jacob Smith:

2827. (i.) LEON SMITH⁶, was born and died unknown. He does not appear on the 1880 census (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D; Haggerty n.d.).

2828. (ii.) RAYMOND SMITH⁶, was born and died unknown. He does not appear on the 1880 census (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D; Haggerty n.d.).

2829. (iii.) INFANT SMITH⁶, was born and died unknown. This child does not appear on the 1880 census (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D; Haggerty n.d.).

2344. (iv.) AARON EUGENE SMITH⁶, born 2 February 1874 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1880, he lived with his parents on their farm in Warren County, New Jersey (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D; Haggerty n.d.).

2345. (v.) WILBUR SMITH⁶, born 18 January 1877 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1880, he lived with his parents on their farm in Warren County, New Jersey (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D; Haggerty n.d.).

2346. (vi.) CORA SMITH⁶, born circa 1879 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1880, she lived with her parents on their farm in Warren County, New Jersey (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 292D).

2830. (vii.) FLOYD SMITH⁶, was born November 1882 and died unknown (Haggerty n.d.).

445. (vii.) LYDIA "EUPHEMIA" HAGGERTY⁵, born 1848, Warren County, New Jersy and died 1918. In 1860, Emmaline lived with her parents in Blairstown Township and attended school (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 568, 20 July 1860). Lydia still lived at home when the 1870 census was enumerated (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 32A, 5 July 1870). She married on 6 December 1870, Jacob "Clark" Lanterman. He was born 17 May 1849 probably in Warren County, New Jersey and died 19 August 1928. In 1900, the couple resided on a farm in Blairstown Township. The census gives Clark's occupation as "Landlord." He and Euphemia owned their land, but it was mortgaged. In 1900, The family lived in Hope Township. Their daughter Edith still lived at home (1900 United States Federal Census, Enumeration District 189, Hope Township, Warren County, New Jersey, sheet 6A, 11 June 1900). Euphemia and Jacob Lanterman are buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Lydia Euphemia's tombstone gives her name as "Euphemia", as does the 1860 census. The 1880 census gives her name as "Lidia" (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 289B). Child of Euphemia Haggerty and Jacob Lanterman:

2347. (i.) EDITH RAY LANTERMAN⁶, born 24 February 1880 in New Jersey and died unknown. The 1880 census lists her as an infant and gives her name as "Ray" (1880 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 289B). She still lived at home in 1900. She was not employed outside the home (1900 United States Federal Census, Enumeration District 189, Hope Township, Warren County, New Jersey, sheet 6A, 11 June 1900). Ray married on 20 September 1904, Isaac Scoonmaker Voorhis

446. (viii.) MARY MALVINA HAGGERTY⁵, born November 8, 1851, Warren County, New Jersy and died 18 December 1851, age 1 month, 10 days. Twin sister of Helen Adelia. She is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey.

447. (ix.) HELEN ADELIA HAGGERTY⁵, born November 8, 1851, Warren County, New Jersy and died 6 December 1851, age 28 days. Twin sister of Mary Malvina. She is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. The twins share a grave stone in Union Brick, the stone was visited on 27 March 2004. It is a double tablet. Each side of the tablet has one of the girls inscribed on it. The base of the stone states that they were twin daughters of Aaron and Euphemia Haggerty. The inscription is as follows:

Helen Adelia Died Dec. 6, 1851, aged 28 ds
Mary Malvina Died Dec 18, 1851, aged 1 mo. & 10 d
Twin Children of Aaron and Euphemia Haggerty
Followed by verse which is illegible.

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