Born during the final week of 1799 to the Rev. Aaron Condit and his wife "Polly" (nee Mary Dayton), little John Condit died some 3 months before he reached his 5th birthday. Although his gravestone is now largely illegible, the soul effigy in its tympanum has the rounded, pear-shaped face often used to represent an infant or very young child.
Born during the final week of 1799 to the Rev. Aaron Condit and his wife "Polly" (nee Mary Dayton), little John Condit died some 3 months before he reached his 5th birthday. Although his gravestone is now largely illegible, the soul effigy in its tympanum has the rounded, pear-shaped face often used to represent an infant or very young child.
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