Husband of Harriet Cook Strow. She married second Philetus Perkins Fillmore.
Inscription:
Father
Rev. D. P. Bailey
1820 [Odd Fellows symbol]1853
Children:
Emma Bailey (ca. 1849 - 1902)
David D. Bailey (ca. 1853 - 1927)
Rev. D. P. Bailey was the pastor of the Universalist Society in Aurora and originally buried in the East Aurora/Root Street Cemetery, he was removed to Spring Lake Cemetery Jul 1912. "Beneath a pretty marble stone, surmounted by the emblems of various orders, lie the remains of the beloved pastor of the Universalist Society of Aurora, Rev. D. P. Bailey." Source: NOW and THEN - Before the Tardy Bell Rings - by "Lutz" White, the Aurora Beacon News, Sunday, July 10, 1932
Inscription:
Father
Rev. D. P. Bailey
1820 [Odd Fellows symbol]1853
Children:
Emma Bailey (ca. 1849 - 1902)
David D. Bailey (ca. 1853 - 1927)
Rev. D. P. Bailey was the pastor of the Universalist Society in Aurora and originally buried in the East Aurora/Root Street Cemetery, he was removed to Spring Lake Cemetery Jul 1912. "Beneath a pretty marble stone, surmounted by the emblems of various orders, lie the remains of the beloved pastor of the Universalist Society of Aurora, Rev. D. P. Bailey." Source: NOW and THEN - Before the Tardy Bell Rings - by "Lutz" White, the Aurora Beacon News, Sunday, July 10, 1932
Husband of Harriet Cook Strow. She married second Philetus Perkins Fillmore.
Inscription:
Father
Rev. D. P. Bailey
1820 [Odd Fellows symbol]1853
Children:
Emma Bailey (ca. 1849 - 1902)
David D. Bailey (ca. 1853 - 1927)
Rev. D. P. Bailey was the pastor of the Universalist Society in Aurora and originally buried in the East Aurora/Root Street Cemetery, he was removed to Spring Lake Cemetery Jul 1912. "Beneath a pretty marble stone, surmounted by the emblems of various orders, lie the remains of the beloved pastor of the Universalist Society of Aurora, Rev. D. P. Bailey." Source: NOW and THEN - Before the Tardy Bell Rings - by "Lutz" White, the Aurora Beacon News, Sunday, July 10, 1932
Inscription:
Father
Rev. D. P. Bailey
1820 [Odd Fellows symbol]1853
Children:
Emma Bailey (ca. 1849 - 1902)
David D. Bailey (ca. 1853 - 1927)
Rev. D. P. Bailey was the pastor of the Universalist Society in Aurora and originally buried in the East Aurora/Root Street Cemetery, he was removed to Spring Lake Cemetery Jul 1912. "Beneath a pretty marble stone, surmounted by the emblems of various orders, lie the remains of the beloved pastor of the Universalist Society of Aurora, Rev. D. P. Bailey." Source: NOW and THEN - Before the Tardy Bell Rings - by "Lutz" White, the Aurora Beacon News, Sunday, July 10, 1932
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