Joseph graduated from Kenyon College,Gambier,Ohio in the class of 1848. Joseph D Ebersole gave the Salutatory address. He had gone to Erie,Pa to Pass his Bar examination as his Uncle was a Attorney there,News paper item state he fell from a horse and was killed. His body was brought back to Fredericktown on the train. The epitaph on his Tombstone reads
"No mortal lips,No earthly tongue can tell, The hearts love or anguish at the last fare well, But heaven alone the giving heart can say, T'God who giveth you and taketh away."
His Stone is now broken and half of it is on the ground with sod over it and unreadable.
"No mortal lips,No earthly tongue can tell, The hearts love or anguish at the last fare well, But heaven alone the giving heart can say, T'God who giveth you and taketh away."
His Stone is now broken and half of it is on the ground with sod over it and unreadable.
Joseph graduated from Kenyon College,Gambier,Ohio in the class of 1848. Joseph D Ebersole gave the Salutatory address. He had gone to Erie,Pa to Pass his Bar examination as his Uncle was a Attorney there,News paper item state he fell from a horse and was killed. His body was brought back to Fredericktown on the train. The epitaph on his Tombstone reads
"No mortal lips,No earthly tongue can tell, The hearts love or anguish at the last fare well, But heaven alone the giving heart can say, T'God who giveth you and taketh away."
His Stone is now broken and half of it is on the ground with sod over it and unreadable.
"No mortal lips,No earthly tongue can tell, The hearts love or anguish at the last fare well, But heaven alone the giving heart can say, T'God who giveth you and taketh away."
His Stone is now broken and half of it is on the ground with sod over it and unreadable.
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