Farm Cemetery
An American Cemetery from the Past
Nov. 2016
O death where is thy sting? O grave where is thy victory? |
Above the hand, with index finger pointed up, says: "Going Home" This grave belongs to Mary Rankin Cox |
Another Cox family member with the grave that points toward "Going Home" |
The most difficult part of our cemetery are that most of the grave stones are old, small, and severely eroded so that you can't read them anymore. |
You can see the blueish metal markers on the right side of this photo, in the upper right side of the frame. |
This little angel has always been my most favorite part of this cemetery. In the snow, she looks so pretty and solemn. If I were to pick a gravestone or marker, she would be it. |
I can only make out the last line, I think it says: "That guide us to eternity" |
We have such a beautiful, quiet, big woods setting that makes the cemetery very peaceful. |
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What a treasured portion of 'history' to have on your property. Thanks for sharing the photos of this cemetery.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's so amazing! Can't believe the dates some of those go back to!!!
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