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Grave of Frank E. Boardman, d. 1926 and Edith L. Boardman, d. 1959, Miner Cemetery, Middletown, Connecticut
In gravestone symbolisim, the anvil symbolizes the creation or forging of the universe. It is also found on the graves of blacksmiths.
Nothing in my hand I bring, Simply to thy cross I cling.
Mannum Cemetery, South Australia, February 2018.
Another 18th century gravestone from 1787 for Samuel Muggeridge aged just 2 years. Seen in Banstead cemetery.
1987: Old Jewish Cemetery, Josefov, Prague, Czechoslovakia
Images taken in August 1987 of the old Jewish cemetery in Communist Prague, before the Czech capital became a mass tourism destination.
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The entrance gate to Feltham cemetery in Sunbury Road. Inside the roof is an inscription which says: "In loving memory of E L Benyon of Oak House, Feltham Hill, who died January 7th 1903. This gate is erected by his wife and sister".
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John Turnbull Spiers, died in an accident at Newcastle Central Station. For 50 years in the service of the North British Railway company and driver of the 10am Hawick to Newcastle train for 33.
Colfax, Wa. Memorial Day weekend. Each flag represents a loved one who died in service to their country.
Using the new Fuji X-T1 and my new 56mm f/1.2 at f/1.2. Most of these I had to use a 3 stop ND filter...
Marker for Jonathan F Robertson
In the area of the former State Prison Farm. Jonathan Robertson‘s house, "Westover", burned in 1920. The site became the Tennessee State Prison Farm. The cemetery was on a bluff overlooking the Cumberland River.
The grave and tombstone of Jonathan Robertson was found by James Napier in 1931, and removed to Nashville City Cemetery.
Two children of Jonathan and Ciddy Robertson who might have been buried in this cemetery: Susanna, born December 8, 1772, died in infancy and Peyton, born August 19, 1805, died young.
Historical information sent by Sarah Foster Kelley to Fletch Coke, February 20, 2000. Jonathan Robertson, oldest son of Charlotte and James Robertson, was married to Ciddy Davis, and father of ten children. The DAR held ceremonies at City Cemetery at the relocated grave of Jonathan Robertson. (Tennessean, Nov, 23, 1931) [His birth date from the Robertson family Bible and death date from the Garland family Bible]
Jonathan Robertson June 13, 1769 - Oct. 24, 1814