Here's the photo of James' headstone at St E's from the kind volunteer at Find a Grave.
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I'm glad to see this. Sure helps pull the rest of your evidence together, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt's closure for sure, Nan. I knew he had to be there but because of St E's crappy record-keeping, NARA couldn't follow up with his records. All they could do was confirm he had been there. Being able to see his stone and know that it's there definitely closes that door. It's a huge relief!
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