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Thursday, February 21, 2013

Sisco Sisters




Carrie & Olive Sisco
Doyle Valley Cemetery
Marion County, Kansas

Did these 2 siblings die of the same illness just weeks apart?
How tragic to lose not one, but two children like this.

I have never seen this cemetery art before. Have you?

5 comments:

  1. I've seen doves before, but I've never seen two birds come together at a..birdbath? urn? How very interesting.

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  2. My Mom's family are all from Marion KS then moved to Colorado and I came back to Kansas :) I have been to this Cemetery. We saw art like this in the Cemetary our baby niece was buried in back in September of 12' - Heather Schlatter

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  3. What an interesting way to view history! For me, these would all engender ideas for stories or articles to write. Fascinating. Thanks for posting

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    1. Thanks, Nancy. I do get caught up in the stories behind the stones a lot of times. I hope you'll stop by again! How did you find me?

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  4. Hi,

    I'm not sure if you might have already followed up on this or not, but I came across a photo posted by Betty Saltenberger, back in 2009 at findagrave.com. It was under the names Mary J and J M Sisco at the same cemetery. I am wondering if the two girls in the photo are Carrie and Olive Sisco. I like to be able to put a face with the name when it's possible. Maybe Ms. Saltenberger would be able to give you more information on the girls and their family. I hope you will find this informative.

    Sincerely,
    Kristy Howard

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