You won't find this information here. I tell it like I see it. I'm attempting to record skeletons in cemeteries, not skeletons in the family closet. But if you find other information that doesn't exactly match up, don't be too surprised. Then there are many many many times when memory isn't quite as good as we would hope, or the stone cutter messed up, These records were made by humans.
Humans have their faults.
Again, don't be surprised if you find a different version. The human factor accounts for the majority of the the iscrepancies between what is engraved in stone and what really happened. Then there is the matter of transcription errors. Yes, there are cemeteries where almost half of the transcriptions contain an error. When keeping track of sources in your notes, it is a good idea to clarify that the information is transcribed when you haven't actually read the rock for yourself.