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Frontier Lawman Virgil Earp| Wild West | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post
Virgil was buried at Portland’s Riverview Cemetery. Ellen Rysdam Earp Van Rossem Eaton died in 1910; Nellie Jane Earp Law Bohn died in 1930; and Alvira (Allie) Earp died in 1947. Maud Law Bertrand, the daughter of Nellie and granddaughter of Virgil, died in 1902 and is interred beside Virgil in Riverview. Maud’s husband, Alex Bertrand, didn’t die until 1956, at age 92, and he is also buried in the plot.
This article was written by Jan S. Paul and Gene Carlisle and originally appeared in the February 2002 issue of Wild West.
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