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- Fragments: John C. Death
- David Jones, a loyal soldier
- Silent Sunday: Flags of honor
- Clayton Martin, plain and simple?
- Epitaph: She hath done what she could
- Purley Baker, Anti-Saloon League
- Wednesday’s child: Lilly C. Schrock
- James Lawson
- Youth, virtue, beauty
- Silent Sunday: Cemetery shed
- Be ye also ready
- “By the fall from a swing”
- Wednesday’s child: Sabela Catharine Smith
- “Called to exchange worlds”
- Epitaph: And triumph o’er the grave
- Silent Sunday: Three stones
- Stone hand holding stone bouquet
- Infant, infant, infant
- Wednesday’s child: Gideon Bradley
- Epitaph: Death cannot the soul imprison
- Everlasting leaves of laurel
- Silent Sunday: Chest tomb and iron fence
- Sarah A. Haydock: saloon keeper, inventor
- Fragments: Harriet Elizabeth Welch
- Some day we will understand
- Wednesday’s child: Romancy A. Good
- Sarah Walker, between the lines
- “Their daughters made interesting marriages”
- Joshua Thayer Skidmore, traveling salesman
- Silent Sunday: Spring violets
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So very interesting!
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