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| 1 |  | Tomb of Richard I of England at Fontevraud Abbey near Chinon, in Anjou, France. (Photographed July 2003)
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Richard "the Lion-Hearted", I, King of England (d. 6 Apr 1199)
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| 2 |  | Tomb of Richard I of England at Rouen Cathedral, France. (Photographed June 2003)
Richard died at Le Château de Châlus Chabrol in Châlus of a crossbow wound. His entrails were buried at the château while his heart was taken to Rouen and the rest of the body to Fontevraud Abbey near Chinon, in Anjou.
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Richard "the Lion-Hearted", I, King of England (d. 6 Apr 1199)
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| 3 |  | Amory's Tombstone Amory is buried in Warwick, Massachusetts | Warwick Center Cemetery | |
Amory Gale (d. 30 Sep 1852)
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| 4 |  | Anthony Case Headstone of Anthony (Tunis) Case (Kaes)
Photo by Richard Hrazanek | Amwell Ridge Cemetery | Located |
Anthony Case (d. 4 Nov 1772)
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| 5 |  | Arthur and Anna Blanchard's Headstone Arthur was born in Antrim, New Hampshire, son of William Blanchard and Angenette (Nettie) Stacy Blanchard. He is buried at Riverside Cemetery in Payette, Idaho.
Anna was born in Varmland, Sweden, daughter of Nils Johan Persson and Sofia Jansdotter. She is buried next to Arthur, but the date was never completed on her side of the stone.
This picture was taken by a very nice lady in Idaho named Patty. She was a lookup volunteer listed on the Payette County pages. She not only did a simple lookup to find where and when my great-grandfather was buried, she also got me a copy of his obituary and took this picture of his stone for me. | Riverside Cemetery | Located |
Arthur William Blanchard (d. 14 Nov 1936)
Anna Sofia Nilsdotter (d. 13 Jul 1958)
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| 6 |  | Cynthia's Tombstone Cynthia is buried in Rixford Cemetery, Winchester, New Hampshire. | Rixford Cemetery | |
Cynthia Ann Combs (d. 19 Jan 1870)
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| 7 |  | Davis Family Tombstone This is the tombstone for Martin Van Buren Davis, his two wives, Sarah M. and Eliza E. Clark (sisters), and Lottie M. Davis, daughter of Martin and Eliza. The graves are located in New Cemetery, Ashburnham, Massachusetts
Thanks to Sharon Goodman for sharing this picture with me. | New Cemetery | |
Eliza E. Clark (d. 30 Aug 1920)
Sarah M. Clark (d. 19 Aug 1870)
Lottie M. Davis (d. Yes, date unknown)
Martin Van Buren Davis (d. 2 Jun 1911)
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| 8 |  | Elizabeth Hattabaugh, daughter of Martin and Lucy | Baker Cemetery | |
Elizabeth Hattabaugh (d. 16 Apr 1861)
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| 9 |  | Johann Matthias Case and wife Christianna Picture taken by Richard Hrazanek | Amwell Ridge Cemetery | Located |
Christianna (_____) (d. 1830)
Johann Matthias Case (d. 3 Dec 1799)
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| 10 |  | John Case The first letter looks like an "I" now, but I believe it must have been a "J" originally. John was often written as "Jno"
Picture taken by Richard Hrazanek | Amwell Ridge Cemetery | |
John Case (d. 26 Jan 1783)
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| 11 |  | John Hattabaugh, son of William and Sarah Jane | Baker Cemetery | |
John Hattabaugh (d. 21 Jan 1859)
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| 12 |  | Jonathan and Elizabeth's grave This is the marker on the graves of Jonathan Lee and Elizabeth (Walker) Hattabaugh at Driftwood Cemetery, Jackson Co., Indiana.
Jonathan died 10 May 1905
Elizabeth died 27 Jan 1910
Thanks to Bill Hendrickson for sharing this picture with me. | Driftwood | |
Jonathan Lee Hattabaugh (d. 5 May 1904)
Elizabeth Ann Walker (d. 27 Jan 1910)
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| 13 |  | Joseph and Matilda (Smith) Melligan's headstone Picture taken by Richard Hrazanek and contributed to Find-A-Grave under a Creative Commons License | Norton Methodist Episcopal Churchyard | |
Joseph Melligan (d. 31 Oct 1893)
Matilda Smith (d. 11 Jan 1889)
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| 14 |  | Judah Paddock Tombstone inscription:
In memory of
Mr JUDAH PADDOCK
who died March 31st
1770
in the 89th Year
of his age
This winged head is in the style of the Geyer carvers of Boston. | Paddock Cemetery | |
Judah Paddock (d. 31 Mar 1770)
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| 15 |  | Judah Paddock Detail of stone | Paddock Cemetery | |
Judah Paddock (d. 31 Mar 1770)
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| 16 |  | Kenelm Winslow Tombstone inscription:
Here Lyes ye Body
of Mr Kenelm
Winslow Who Dec'd
Novem'br ye 11th 1715 in ye
79th Year of His Age
(This is an old Lamson carved gravestone.) | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Kenelm Winslow (d. 11 Nov 1715)
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| 17 |  | Kenelm Winslow Detail of stone | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Kenelm Winslow (d. 11 Nov 1715)
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| 18 |  | Louis Castor's gravestone Thanks to David Swett for sharing this picture | Woodland Cemetery | |
Louis Firmin Cassista dit Castor (d. 23 Jul 1903)
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| 19 |  | Matilda Wife of Martin Hattabaugh | Baker Cemetery | |
Matilda Lumley (d. 24 Dec 1841)
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| 20 |  | Mercy Worden Tombstone inscription:
Here Lyes ye Body
of Mrs Marcy Winslow
Wife to Mr Kenelm
Winslow who Dec'd
Sept'br 22nd 1688 in ye
48th Year of Her Age
This is one of the oldest gravestones on Cape Cod. The image is a Lamson carved winged skull. Note the diagonal grain in the slate. | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Mercy Worden (d. 22 Sep 1688)
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| 21 |  | Mercy Worden Detail of stone | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Mercy Worden (d. 22 Sep 1688)
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| 22 |  | Peter Worden Plaque inscription:
Peter Worden
1569 - 1639
Peter Worden
1609 - 1681
Mary Worden
1686 | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Mary (_____) (d. 1686)
Peter Worden (d. 1681)
Peter Worden (d. 1639)
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| 23 |  | Peter Worden This wide view shows three fieldstones flush to the ground lined up with the plaque. This suggests the fieldstones might be the original grave markers from the 1600's but this interpretation is open to question. | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Mary (_____) (d. 1686)
Peter Worden (d. 1681)
Peter Worden (d. 1639)
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| 24 |  | Rev. John Lothrop Monument inscription:
ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
REV. JOHN LOTHROP
1584 - 1653
AND SUCH FIRST SETTLERS WHO FILL
UNMARKED GRAVES IN THIS CEMETERY
AND AT THE "CALVES PASTURE".
MR. LOTHROP WAS PASTOR OF THE
CHURCH OF ENGLAND AT EGERTON 1611 - 1623
THE CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY AT
SOUTHWARK, LONDON, 1624 - 1632
CONFINED NEWGATE PRISON, 1632 - 1634
SCITUATE, 1634 - 1639
BARNSTABLE, 1639 - 1653
HE WAS A GENTLE, KINDLY MAN AND BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM
BARNSTABLE TERCENTENARY 1939
The plaque is mounted in the stone wall fronting on Route 6A. | Lothrop Hill Cemetery | |
John Lothrop (d. 1653)
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| 25 |  | Sylvester and Sarah Louisa (Cavalier) Melligan's tombstone, and daughter Nora Picture taken by Richard Hrazanek and contributed to Find-A-Grave under a Creative Commons License | Norton Methodist Episcopal Churchyard | |
Sarah L. Cavalier (d. 1921)
Nora Melligan (d. 1887)
Sylvester Melligan (d. 1924)
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| 26 |  | Thomas Winslow Tombstone inscription:
Here Lyes ye
Body of Thomas
Winslow son of
Mr Kenelme & Mrs
Marcy Winslow
who died April ye 6th
1689 in ye 17th year
of his Age
This is one of the oldest stones on Cape Cod. It is an early Lamson carving of a small winged skull in a small tympanum. Note the ornate border below the skull which extends around all sides of the inscription area. See Kenelm Winslow (1715) - Dennis Winslow family cemetery for another old Lamson carving. | Old Worden Cemetery | |
Thomas Winslow (d. 6 Apr 1689)
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| 27 |  | Thomas Winslow Detail of stone | | |
Thomas Winslow (d. 6 Apr 1689)
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