This tombstone is broken in two and splits the name of the burial. It looks like Jas.... C. Ar....... or Jas Car..... or maybe James C. Abel. It is clear that the person was born in Prince Charles County, Maryland and died in Lavaca County, Texas. The birth year is hard to read. The tombstone is in the right side of the cemetery from the front gate and in front of the large group of oak trees. Behind this broken tombstone is the Haase/Richter/Linbrugger concrete plot. More work is needed to determine the name of the person buried here. It might help if the tombstone was restored.
I looked at the tombstone in July 2021 again. It states he died in Lavaca County, Texas on 27 February 1878. It is still broken and hard to read.
I looked at the tombstone in July 2021 again. It states he died in Lavaca County, Texas on 27 February 1878. It is still broken and hard to read.
This tombstone is broken in two and splits the name of the burial. It looks like Jas.... C. Ar....... or Jas Car..... or maybe James C. Abel. It is clear that the person was born in Prince Charles County, Maryland and died in Lavaca County, Texas. The birth year is hard to read. The tombstone is in the right side of the cemetery from the front gate and in front of the large group of oak trees. Behind this broken tombstone is the Haase/Richter/Linbrugger concrete plot. More work is needed to determine the name of the person buried here. It might help if the tombstone was restored.
I looked at the tombstone in July 2021 again. It states he died in Lavaca County, Texas on 27 February 1878. It is still broken and hard to read.
I looked at the tombstone in July 2021 again. It states he died in Lavaca County, Texas on 27 February 1878. It is still broken and hard to read.
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