W. Murray and Imogene Robinson have an unique headstone which is arrow shaped. This stone was used by Murray's grandfather as a 'sign post' when Austin was a very small town. It was placed at what is now the corner of Burnet Road and Research Boulevard pointing toward downtown Austin. It had the following 'scratched' upon the stone; A 7 mi; this etching is accompanied by crossed sabers scratched upon the stone.
The stone was at their home and moved to each new location of their home. Imogene said she would like it to be their headstone. After her death, Murray had the stone taken to a monument shop and their names and her dates engraved upon the stone and it set in the cemetery.
The stone was at their home and moved to each new location of their home. Imogene said she would like it to be their headstone. After her death, Murray had the stone taken to a monument shop and their names and her dates engraved upon the stone and it set in the cemetery.
W. Murray and Imogene Robinson have an unique headstone which is arrow shaped. This stone was used by Murray's grandfather as a 'sign post' when Austin was a very small town. It was placed at what is now the corner of Burnet Road and Research Boulevard pointing toward downtown Austin. It had the following 'scratched' upon the stone; A 7 mi; this etching is accompanied by crossed sabers scratched upon the stone.
The stone was at their home and moved to each new location of their home. Imogene said she would like it to be their headstone. After her death, Murray had the stone taken to a monument shop and their names and her dates engraved upon the stone and it set in the cemetery.
The stone was at their home and moved to each new location of their home. Imogene said she would like it to be their headstone. After her death, Murray had the stone taken to a monument shop and their names and her dates engraved upon the stone and it set in the cemetery.
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