Edgewood Cemetery (Greer City Cemetery) - Revision history

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	'''The information on this page is sourced from Edgewood Cemetery and the Find-a-Grave website, including all added documents from Ancestry and Newspapers. This is a 'living' document and will be updated and corrected as new information is discovered. Any changes made to this page should have citations of their source. Please add the source to the appropriate Find-a-Grave page as well.'''

	'''Edgewood Cemetery''' is on land donated by David Cannon. It was David’s wish that he be buried on this beautiful land. The cemetery was created in September 1880, 4 years after the town of Greer’s Depot was incorporated on March 25, 1876. Many of these families had already been living in the area for decades, even back to the Revolutionary War. The cemetery is located on Jason Street (named after David Cannon’s son) off Cannon Street in downtown Greer, S.C. It is behind the Episcopal church, beside Greer City Park, and across from Greer City Hall. Edgewood is listed as "Greer City Cemetery" in Google Maps.		'''Edgewood Cemetery''' is on land donated by David Cannon. It was David’s wish that he be buried on this beautiful land. The cemetery was created in September 1880, 4 years after the town of Greer’s Depot was incorporated on March 25, 1876. Many of these families had already been living in the area for decades, even back to the Revolutionary War. The cemetery is located on Jason Street (named after David Cannon’s son) off Cannon Street in downtown Greer, S.C. It is behind the Episcopal church, beside Greer City Park, and across from Greer City Hall. Edgewood is listed as "Greer City Cemetery" in Google Maps.

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	* '''Beatrice Ann ''Farmer'' Littlefield''' was married to Madison Lihua "Bud" Littlefield. They had at least 6 children together, including a twin that died young (grave not located). Beatrice's inscription reads, "She has done what she could." This quote is from Mark 14:8 when Jesus spoke about Mary of Bethany after she anointed His feet with oil before His death and burial.		* '''Beatrice Ann ''Farmer'' Littlefield''' was married to Madison Lihua "Bud" Littlefield. They had at least 6 children together, including a twin that died young (grave not located). Beatrice's inscription reads, "She has done what she could." This quote is from Mark 14:8 when Jesus spoke about Mary of Bethany after she anointed His feet with oil before His death and burial.
	* '''Pauline ''Farmer'' Eskridge''' was married to Clay Eskridge, and they had 4 daughters and 1 son including Dorothy, Marion, Juanita, Marjorie, and Doris.		* '''Pauline ''Farmer'' Eskridge''' was married to Clay Eskridge, and they had 4 daughters and 1 son including Dorothy, Marion, Juanita, Marjorie, and Doris.
	* '''Connections:''' Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer was the daughter of Phillip H. and Elizabeth Elaine ''Bruce'' Mosteller, and the sister of Melinda "Linnie", all in Plot A-15. She was he first cousin of John Landrum Carman (Plot A-8) and David Hoke Carman (Plot C-6), as their mother Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'' Carman was her mother’s sister. I don't know of a connection between Beatrice's husband and Maud ''Littlefield'' DeYoung, whose family is in Plot B-25.		* '''Connections:''' Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer was the daughter of Phillip H. and Elizabeth Elaine ''Bruce'' Mosteller, and the sister of Melinda "Linnie", all in Plot A-15. She was the first cousin of John Landrum Carman (Plot A-8) and David Hoke Carman (Plot C-6), as their mother Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'' Carman was her mother’s sister. I don't know of a connection between Beatrice's husband and Maud ''Littlefield'' DeYoung, whose family is in Plot B-25.

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	''A tender mother and faithful friend.''		''A tender mother and a faithful friend.''
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98.25.129.105: Added Pauline Farmer's children's names.and added that she also had a son (not just four daughters). I have also added Blanche's last name with her first husband (Hart). Her first husband was Roofus Hart.

2023-11-16T19:56:17Z

Added Pauline Farmer's children's names.and added that she also had a son (not just four daughters). I have also added Blanche's last name with her first husband (Hart). Her first husband was Roofus Hart.

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	* '''Augustus Poole "A. P." Farmer''' was married to '''Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer''', and they had 5 children, including Beatrice Ann (Littlefield), Pauline (Eskridge), Jerome, Flossie Mitchell (Johnston), and Blanche Daphine (Harris). After Ola died, Augustus married Lula Maude ''High,'' and they had two sons: '''Earl Farmer''' and Frank Farmer. Frank was recorded as Augustus Farmer Jr. on the 1910 census. Lula married again after Augustus died.		* '''Augustus Poole "A. P." Farmer''' was married to '''Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer''', and they had 5 children, including Beatrice Ann (Littlefield), Pauline (Eskridge), Jerome, Flossie Mitchell (Johnston), and Blanche Daphine (Hart) (Harris). After Ola died, Augustus married Lula Maude ''High,'' and they had two sons: '''Earl Farmer''' and Frank Farmer. Frank was recorded as Augustus Farmer Jr. on the 1910 census. Lula married again after Augustus died.
	* '''Beatrice Ann ''Farmer'' Littlefield''' was married to Madison Lihua "Bud" Littlefield. They had at least 6 children together, including a twin that died young (grave not located). Beatrice's inscription reads, "She has done what she could." This quote is from Mark 14:8 when Jesus spoke about Mary of Bethany after she anointed His feet with oil before His death and burial.		* '''Beatrice Ann ''Farmer'' Littlefield''' was married to Madison Lihua "Bud" Littlefield. They had at least 6 children together, including a twin that died young (grave not located). Beatrice's inscription reads, "She has done what she could." This quote is from Mark 14:8 when Jesus spoke about Mary of Bethany after she anointed His feet with oil before His death and burial.
	* '''Pauline ''Farmer'' Eskridge''' was married to Clay Eskridge, and they had 4 daughters.		* '''Pauline ''Farmer'' Eskridge''' was married to Clay Eskridge, and they had 4 daughters and 1 son including Dorothy, Marion, Juanita, Marjorie, and Doris.
	* '''Connections:''' Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer was the daughter of Phillip H. and Elizabeth Elaine ''Bruce'' Mosteller, and the sister of Melinda "Linnie", all in Plot A-15. She was he first cousin of John Landrum Carman (Plot A-8) and David Hoke Carman (Plot C-6), as their mother Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'' Carman was her mother’s sister. I don't know of a connection between Beatrice's husband and Maud ''Littlefield'' DeYoung, whose family is in Plot B-25.		* '''Connections:''' Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer was the daughter of Phillip H. and Elizabeth Elaine ''Bruce'' Mosteller, and the sister of Melinda "Linnie", all in Plot A-15. She was he first cousin of John Landrum Carman (Plot A-8) and David Hoke Carman (Plot C-6), as their mother Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'' Carman was her mother’s sister. I don't know of a connection between Beatrice's husband and Maud ''Littlefield'' DeYoung, whose family is in Plot B-25.

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	*'''Harriet "Hattie" ''Cannon'' Glenn''' married Manning Oscar Glenn on December 26, 1929. She was his second wife, while he was her first husband at age 66. Manning was a carpenter. They lived at the Cannon Home on Hill Street. He preceded her in death, and is buried by his first wife. Hattie was living at 102 Cannon Street when she passed. He is buried by his first wife.		*'''Harriet "Hattie" ''Cannon'' Glenn''' married Manning Oscar Glenn on December 26, 1929. She was his second wife, while he was her first husband at age 66. Manning was a carpenter. They lived at the Cannon Home on Hill Street. He preceded her in death, and is buried by his first wife. Hattie was living at 102 Cannon Street when she passed. He is buried by his first wife.
	*'''Louis H. Cannon''' worked as a cotton buyer in Macon, Georgia, while his brother, Captain Jason Cannon, lived in Atlanta, Georgia and worked for 30 years as a railway conductor. Neither Louis, who was a bachelor, nor Hattie, who married later in life, had children.		*'''Louis H. Cannon''' worked as a cotton buyer in Macon, Georgia, while his brother, Captain Jason Cannon, lived in Atlanta, Georgia and worked for 30 years as a railway conductor. Neither Louis, who was a bachelor, nor Hattie, who married later in life, had children.
	*'''Connections:''' Three of the six Cannon children are buried in Edgewood: Hattie (Glenn) and Louis are buried in this plot, while Elizabeth (Westmoreland) is buried in the family plot with her husband (Plot B-4). I have not yet discovered if David Cannon is related to Noah Cannon in Plot A-16.		*'''Connections:''' Three of the six Cannon children are buried in Edgewood: Hattie (Glenn) and Louis are buried in this plot, while Elizabeth (Westmoreland) is buried in the family plot with her husband (Plot B-4). I have not yet discovered if David Cannon is related to Noah Cannon in Plot A-16. I don't yet know the connections, but David was born at the Mostella Mills, so he must be related through his mother, Mary ''Mostella'' Cannon, to the Mostellas. Phillip H. Mosteller was the husband of Elizabeth Elaine "Eliza" ''Bruce'' Mosteller, in Plot A-15, and the father of Ola ''Mosteller'' Farmer in Plot C-15.

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	* '''Lewis Redmon Mason''' and Annie Noettie ''Peace'' Mason had 9 children. '''Grettie May Mason''' and '''Lewis Mason Jr.''' died as toddlers. '''Bluford Earl Mason''' was tragically struck by a train while driving a car across the tracks at age 14.		* '''Lewis Redmon Mason''' and Annie Noettie ''Peace'' Mason had 9 children. '''Grettie May Mason''' and '''Lewis Mason Jr.''' died as toddlers. '''Bluford Earl Mason''' was tragically struck by a train while driving a car across the tracks at age 14.
	* '''Annie Noettie ''Peace'' Mason''' lived to be 96 years old. Before Noettie was born, her parents lost all 5 of their children, ages 1-7, to diphtheria within 10 days. They went on to have 6 more children. In Noettie's life, she suffered the loss of 3 children, her husband, her parents, and 5 siblings. Noettie lived at 814 Poinsett Street at the time of her death. Her inscription is Psalm 23:1.		* '''Annie Noettie ''Peace'' Mason''' lived to be 96 years old. Before Noettie was born, her parents lost all 5 of their children, ages 1-7, to diphtheria within 10 days. They went on to have 6 more children. In Noettie's life, she suffered the loss of 3 children, her husband, her parents, and she outlived the 5 siblings she grew up with. Noettie lived at 814 Poinsett Street at the time of her death. Her inscription is Psalm 23:1.
	* '''Connections:''' There are other Masons in Edgewood, but I haven't determined a relationship.		* '''Connections:''' There are other Masons in Edgewood, but I haven't determined a relationship.

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	* '''Dr. William Eston Walker''' was a leading physician and businessman in Greer. He was twice married, first to '''Henrietta C. "Etta" ''Hughes'' Walker''', and ~~then to~~ '''Eliza Minnie ''Kennerly'' Walker'''~~. William and Etta had two sons~~, ~~Duncan E. and John Henry. William~~ and ~~Minnie~~ had one son, Morris Kennerly. Duncan died when he was 25. John Henry became a doctor and pharmacist. Morris moved to Georgia and became a dentist. William's inscription is from Psalm 31:1.		* '''Dr. William Eston Walker''' was a leading physician and businessman in Greer. He was twice married, first to '''Henrietta C. "Etta" ''Hughes'' Walker''', and they had two sons, Duncan E. and John Henry. His second wife was '''Eliza Minnie ''Kennerly'' Walker''', and they had one son, Morris Kennerly. Duncan died when he was 25. John Henry became a doctor and pharmacist. Morris moved to Georgia and became a dentist. William's inscription is from Psalm 31:1.
	* '''Connections:''' William and Etta's son, Dr. John Henry Walker, is in his family Plot C-4.<br />		* '''Connections:''' William and Etta's son, Dr. John Henry Walker, is in his family Plot C-4.<br />

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	* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children: Thomas Benjamin, Corrie I. (Armstrong), Mamie A. (Turner), Sallie M. (Miller), Jesse D., and Lillie Mae (Edge). Jesse ~~may have been~~ the oldest son of Joshua Dotson Farmer (8451677) and Sarah "Sallie" ''Center'' (10366526). Joshua and Sallie had 7 children before he was enlisted in the Civil War. He died in 1864 when Jesse was 19, and Sallie later married Matthew Ballew. Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer might have been the daughter of Phillip S. Dunagan (28833995) (and Sarah ''Coggins''?), but records are scarce. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.		* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children: Thomas Benjamin, Corrie I. (Armstrong), Mamie A. (Turner), Sallie M. (Miller), Jesse D., and Lillie Mae (Edge). Jesse was the oldest son of Joshua Dotson Farmer (8451677) and Sarah "Sallie" ''Center'' (10366526). Joshua and Sallie had 7 children before he was enlisted in the Civil War. He died in 1864 when Jesse was 19, and Sallie later married Matthew Ballew. Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer might have been the daughter of Phillip S. Dunagan (28833995) (and Sarah ''Coggins''?), but records are scarce. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.
	* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer, in Plot C-15, but the connection is undetermined.<br />		* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer, in Plot C-15, but the connection is undetermined.<br />
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	* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children: Thomas Benjamin, Corrie I. (Armstrong), Mamie A. (Turner), Sallie M. (Miller), Jesse D., and Lillie Mae (Edge). Jesse may have been the oldest son of Joshua Dotson Farmer (8451677) and Sarah "Sallie" ''Center'' (10366526). Joshua and Sallie had 7 children before he was enlisted in the Civil War. He died in 1864 when Jesse was 19, and Sallie later married Matthew Ballew. Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer might have been the daughter of Phillip S. Dunagan (28833995) (~~Sand~~ Sarah ''Coggins''?), but records are scarce. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.		* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children: Thomas Benjamin, Corrie I. (Armstrong), Mamie A. (Turner), Sallie M. (Miller), Jesse D., and Lillie Mae (Edge). Jesse may have been the oldest son of Joshua Dotson Farmer (8451677) and Sarah "Sallie" ''Center'' (10366526). Joshua and Sallie had 7 children before he was enlisted in the Civil War. He died in 1864 when Jesse was 19, and Sallie later married Matthew Ballew. Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer might have been the daughter of Phillip S. Dunagan (28833995) (and Sarah ''Coggins''?), but records are scarce. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.
	* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer, in Plot C-15, but the connection is undetermined.<br />		* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer, in Plot C-15, but the connection is undetermined.<br />
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	* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.		* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children: Thomas Benjamin, Corrie I. (Armstrong), Mamie A. (Turner), Sallie M. (Miller), Jesse D., and Lillie Mae (Edge). Jesse may have been the oldest son of Joshua Dotson Farmer (8451677) and Sarah "Sallie" ''Center'' (10366526). Joshua and Sallie had 7 children before he was enlisted in the Civil War. He died in 1864 when Jesse was 19, and Sallie later married Matthew Ballew. Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer might have been the daughter of Phillip S. Dunagan (28833995) (Sand Sarah ''Coggins''?), but records are scarce. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.
	* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer in Plot C-15.<br />		* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer, in Plot C-15, but the connection is undetermined.<br />
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	* The first mystery here is who was '''McKitrick''' that owned this plot, and what was his connection to the Carmans? The only McKitrick with a known connection to Edgewood is John Pinckney "Pink" McKitrick, but a connection to the Carmans is undiscovered. Also, although Pink is buried in Edgewood, he's buried in an unmarked grave, so it's unknown if this was his plot or if it belonged to another McKitrick. See Unmarked Graves at the end of this document for ~~Pink’s grave~~.		* The first mystery here is who was '''McKitrick''' that owned this plot, and what was his connection to the Carmans? The only McKitrick with a known connection to Edgewood is John Pinckney "Pink" McKitrick, but a connection to the Carmans is undiscovered. Also, although Pink is buried in Edgewood, he's buried in an unmarked grave, so it's unknown if this was his plot or if it belonged to another McKitrick. See Unmarked Graves at the end of this document for more about Pink.
	* '''John Landrum Carman''', the son of John M. Carman and Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'', was the first blacksmith in town, opening up shop in 1874 on two original lots of the Shumate survey on Trade Street, north of the railroad tracks. By 1880 he had built a house on the property and employed two Black apprentices to help him. His brother, David Hoke Carman, took over the business in 1905. On the 1900 census, their brother Michael (or Mitchell) was also working as a blacksmith. In 1880, citizens formed a joint stock company, the Greer Educational Association, to build an adequate school for the town. J. L. Carman was on the first board of directors. He was also elected an officer of the Greer chapter of the Independent Order of Good Templars in 1883; they were primarily responsible for fighting the damaging influences of liquor in Greer in that time period.		* '''John Landrum Carman''', the son of John M. Carman and Eleanor Adaline ''Bruce'', was the first blacksmith in town, opening up shop in 1874 on two original lots of the Shumate survey on Trade Street, north of the railroad tracks. By 1880 he had built a house on the property and employed two Black apprentices to help him. His brother, David Hoke Carman, took over the business in 1905. On the 1900 census, their brother Michael (or Mitchell) was also working as a blacksmith. In 1880, citizens formed a joint stock company, the Greer Educational Association, to build an adequate school for the town. J. L. Carman was on the first board of directors. He was also elected an officer of the Greer chapter of the Independent Order of Good Templars in 1883; they were primarily responsible for fighting the damaging influences of liquor in Greer in that time period.
	* '''Nancy Malinda ''Underwood'' Carman''', daughter of Milton Underwood and Harriet ''Stewart'', was the wife of John Landrum Carman. Her birth and death dates are unknown. Census records indicate she was born in the Summer 1847, and she died after the 1880 census and before the 1900 census. Again, the lack of an 1890 census leaves mystery. Malinda had an older sister named Nancy Underwood who never married, and while her dates are known, she's not the same person.		* '''Nancy Malinda ''Underwood'' Carman''', daughter of Milton Underwood and Harriet ''Stewart'', was the wife of John Landrum Carman. Her birth and death dates are unknown. Census records indicate she was born in the Summer 1847, and she died after the 1880 census and before the 1900 census. Again, the lack of an 1890 census leaves mystery. Malinda had an older sister named Nancy Underwood who never married, and while her dates are known, she's not the same person.
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	* '''Marie Thompson''' was the 1-year-old daughter of William Morgan Thompson and Edna ''Greene''. Edna was Emma's sister, so Marie was her niece, as well as the granddaughter of Isaac Lewis and Mary Etta ''Ballenger'' Greene (Plot A-4). The inscription on her gravestone is from Luke 18:16-17. William’s mother was Mary Elizabeth ''Morgan'' Thompson, and her sister was Ellen ''Morgan'' Stewart, mother of May ''Stewart'' Robinson in Plot D-12. May was William’s first cousin.		* '''Marie Thompson''' was the 1-year-old daughter of William Morgan Thompson and Edna ''Greene''. Edna was Emma's sister, so Marie was her niece, as well as the granddaughter of Isaac Lewis and Mary Etta ''Ballenger'' Greene (Plot A-4). The inscription on her gravestone is from Luke 18:16-17. William’s mother was Mary Elizabeth ''Morgan'' Thompson, and her sister was Ellen ''Morgan'' Stewart, mother of May ''Stewart'' Robinson in Plot D-12. May was William’s first cousin.
	* The square stone marker could be a grave marker for Emma's burial. However, it's to the left of Marie's grave, while Alfred is to the right. It's not in the right place to be a footstone.		* The square stone marker could be a grave marker for Emma's burial. However, it's to the left of Marie's grave, while Alfred is to the right. It's not in the right place to be a footstone.
	* '''Connections:''' Emma's parents and siblings are in Plot A-4. Marie's father, William Morgan Thompson, was the first cousin of May ''Stewart'' Robinson (Plot D-12). Their mothers were sisters.		* '''Connections:''' Emma's parents and siblings, Marie's grandparents, aunt and uncle, are in Plot A-4. Marie's father, William Morgan Thompson, was the first cousin of May ''Stewart'' Robinson (Plot D-12). Their mothers were sisters. Another sister, Juliette Maude ''Greene'' Keating, is buried in Edgewood in an unmarked grave.


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	* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.<br />		* '''Jesse Calvin Farmer''' and his first wife '''Sarah Elizabeth ''Dunegan'' Farmer''' had at least 6 children. According to the 1910 census, Jesse married his second wife, Elizabeth "Lizzie" ''Mitchell'', around 1900. This was Lizzie's second marriage as well. They had 2 children, Gladys (McKinney) and George Calvin, plus she had lost one.
			* '''Connections:''' Jesse may be related to Augustus Poole Farmer in Plot C-15.<br />
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