Euphemia Robbins was Walter's second wife. They were married 21 June 1848 in the Stillwater Methodist Parsonage, in Stillwater, Sussex County, New Jersey.
There are two monuments for Euphemia on the Wilson lot. There is a small original stone (transcription below) and a large obelisk, each side of the obelisk is inscribed with the name and dates for one of the three wives or for Walter.
There are two monuments for Euphemia on the Wilson lot. There is a small original stone (transcription below) and a large obelisk, each side of the obelisk is inscribed with the name and dates for one of the three wives or for Walter.
Euphemia Robbins was Walter's second wife. They were married 21 June 1848 in the Stillwater Methodist Parsonage, in Stillwater, Sussex County, New Jersey.
There are two monuments for Euphemia on the Wilson lot. There is a small original stone (transcription below) and a large obelisk, each side of the obelisk is inscribed with the name and dates for one of the three wives or for Walter.
There are two monuments for Euphemia on the Wilson lot. There is a small original stone (transcription below) and a large obelisk, each side of the obelisk is inscribed with the name and dates for one of the three wives or for Walter.
Inscription
Euphemia, wife of Walter Wilson, died 15 March 1872 in the 68th year. Original stone next to Wilson obelisk.
Wilson Obelisk, each side is inscribed with a single individual.
Walter, died 16 Dec 1892, aged 92 y, 4 m, 1 day; Lanah, wife of Walter Wilson, died May 4, 1845, aged 43 yrs, 6 months & 8 days; Euphemia, wife of Walter Wilson, died 15 March 1872, aged 68 yrs; Rachel A. Wilson, wife of Walter Wilson, died July 21 1913, aged 87 yrs, 5 mon, 28 days
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