When transcribed by Eugenia Powers in 1980, she described this stone viz, "very plain square-topped white marble stone--matches Dabiel's [which has since been replaced] but without the line at the bottom. This stone was intact when sketched by me in 2001, broke in half in winter of 2006/7, pieces arranged and photographed by me in the spring of 2011. Engraving is now very faint and hard to read.
When transcribed by Eugenia Powers in 1980, she described this stone viz, "very plain square-topped white marble stone--matches Dabiel's [which has since been replaced] but without the line at the bottom. This stone was intact when sketched by me in 2001, broke in half in winter of 2006/7, pieces arranged and photographed by me in the spring of 2011. Engraving is now very faint and hard to read.
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"HANNAH, / WIFE OF / Daniel Brown, / died Mar. 1, 1847 / AE. 71. "
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