Anna Johnson (Jansen), married Moses Scott in 1765 and bore him 7 girls and one boy, Joseph Warren Scott.
Her stone is to the left of her husband's. We transcribed the inscription from a rubbing we made of the stone. Having done that, we carefully returned the sod cover as we had found it in hopes that the stone would continue to be preserved in its present state.
In June 2011, a photo of the gravestone was added to this findagrave memorial which indicates that the carefully preserved stone has been uncovered for the sake of a picture for findagrave. Preservation of the stones is best acheived by leaving them covered.
2013: All the stones are now uncovered and grass mowed, hastening their destruction.
Her stone is to the left of her husband's. We transcribed the inscription from a rubbing we made of the stone. Having done that, we carefully returned the sod cover as we had found it in hopes that the stone would continue to be preserved in its present state.
In June 2011, a photo of the gravestone was added to this findagrave memorial which indicates that the carefully preserved stone has been uncovered for the sake of a picture for findagrave. Preservation of the stones is best acheived by leaving them covered.
2013: All the stones are now uncovered and grass mowed, hastening their destruction.
Anna Johnson (Jansen), married Moses Scott in 1765 and bore him 7 girls and one boy, Joseph Warren Scott.
Her stone is to the left of her husband's. We transcribed the inscription from a rubbing we made of the stone. Having done that, we carefully returned the sod cover as we had found it in hopes that the stone would continue to be preserved in its present state.
In June 2011, a photo of the gravestone was added to this findagrave memorial which indicates that the carefully preserved stone has been uncovered for the sake of a picture for findagrave. Preservation of the stones is best acheived by leaving them covered.
2013: All the stones are now uncovered and grass mowed, hastening their destruction.
Her stone is to the left of her husband's. We transcribed the inscription from a rubbing we made of the stone. Having done that, we carefully returned the sod cover as we had found it in hopes that the stone would continue to be preserved in its present state.
In June 2011, a photo of the gravestone was added to this findagrave memorial which indicates that the carefully preserved stone has been uncovered for the sake of a picture for findagrave. Preservation of the stones is best acheived by leaving them covered.
2013: All the stones are now uncovered and grass mowed, hastening their destruction.
Inscription
Anna Johnson, honored and beloved relict of Doctor Moses Scott without him thirteen years, Her long life of __ __ of piety, _ _ _, ______,_____,
With a _____, The ___ ____ of ___ over death
On the seventh day of August 1831 in the eighty-eighth year of her age
she ended her earthly pilgrimage
And resigned her immortal spirit
To God who gave it
_____________
