It has been said that Elizabeth Stumpff Worthwine Liliger died giving birth to triplets. I have no documentation to prove this; however, it is most likely that Elizabeth died giving birth to baby John Liliger. She died 10 Sep 1869; John was born 1869, died 1869. These dates are from the old grave stones in the Worthwine/Liliger Family Cemetery, in Sunbridge Hills Conservation Area, St. Joseph, MO. MHK 5-13-05

2-7-2011 MHK ‏(from online MO Dept. of Conservation website)‏:
Sunbridge Hills Conservation Area

Driving Directions:
From St. Joseph take I-229 north to Highland Avenue. Proceed east on Highland, then north two miles on Huntoon.

Highlights:
This area is mostly forest with some old fields. Facilities/features: permanent stream ‏(Missouri River)‏.
About This Area:

Sunbridge Hills Conservation Area is in Buchanan County, north of St. Joseph. The Conservation Department purchased this property in 1972. This area is about 30% open land and 70% forested. Numerous redbud trees burst into bloom at the first hint of spring. Maples and oaks display their brilliant colors before autumn leaf drop. Indians called this region "Lanowa", which means "sacred region". The area overlooks the Missouri River and offers many scenic viewing sites. Eagles can be seen soaring over the river during their spring migration.
General Information:

Region: Northwest

Counties: Buchanan

For more information call: 816-271-3100

Status: Owned by MDC,Leased