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Lydia Merrick Kneedler, Coronado, CA (1870 - 1911)

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Lydia Merrick Kneedler, Coronado, CA (1870 - 1911)
The white cross headstone in the foreground says: Lydia Merrick, wife of William L. Kneedler, March 29, 1870 - January 22, 1911.

Lydia was married to William L. Kneedler and the couple were residing in Coronado, California at the time of Lydia's death. William Kneedler was a physician.

The dark headstone behind Lydia's reads:
Jesse S. Kneedler, September 7, 1811 - November 12, 1891.
Jesse S. Kneedler was the father of William L. Kneedler, and Lydia Merrick Kneedler's father-in-law.
Photo found in an antique store in Clovis, CA. I am not related to the subjects in the photo.


People in photo include: Jesse S. Kneedler
Date & Place: in USA
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