SON OF JAMES NOBLE AND ELEANOR HOOD FLANIKEN
HUSBAND OF JOSEPHINE CORNELIA MOFFETT
FATEHR OF: BARTON D. FLANIKEN AND JOSIE D. FLANIKEN
The letters HTWSSTKS are engraved in a circle on the gravestone. This emblem is called a "keystone"
which is the most important stone in the top of an archway. The emblem on David W. Flaniken's gravestone implies that he was a York Rite Mason according to Loyd O. Addy, Sr. of the Grand Lodge of Texas, AF&AM.
HUSBAND OF JOSEPHINE CORNELIA MOFFETT
FATEHR OF: BARTON D. FLANIKEN AND JOSIE D. FLANIKEN
The letters HTWSSTKS are engraved in a circle on the gravestone. This emblem is called a "keystone"
which is the most important stone in the top of an archway. The emblem on David W. Flaniken's gravestone implies that he was a York Rite Mason according to Loyd O. Addy, Sr. of the Grand Lodge of Texas, AF&AM.
SON OF JAMES NOBLE AND ELEANOR HOOD FLANIKEN
HUSBAND OF JOSEPHINE CORNELIA MOFFETT
FATEHR OF: BARTON D. FLANIKEN AND JOSIE D. FLANIKEN
The letters HTWSSTKS are engraved in a circle on the gravestone. This emblem is called a "keystone"
which is the most important stone in the top of an archway. The emblem on David W. Flaniken's gravestone implies that he was a York Rite Mason according to Loyd O. Addy, Sr. of the Grand Lodge of Texas, AF&AM.
HUSBAND OF JOSEPHINE CORNELIA MOFFETT
FATEHR OF: BARTON D. FLANIKEN AND JOSIE D. FLANIKEN
The letters HTWSSTKS are engraved in a circle on the gravestone. This emblem is called a "keystone"
which is the most important stone in the top of an archway. The emblem on David W. Flaniken's gravestone implies that he was a York Rite Mason according to Loyd O. Addy, Sr. of the Grand Lodge of Texas, AF&AM.
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