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TranscriptWeep not for me, wife and children dear;
Think on the dust that lieth here;
And when this you see, remember me,
Prepare for death and follow me.
Think on the dust that lieth here;
And when this you see, remember me,
Prepare for death and follow me.
Memorial NameMichael Thomas Brew
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Epitaphs
TranscriptIn sure and certain hope of the resurrection
Memorial NameRoland Vere Smith Adams
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TranscriptA few short years of labour past
We reach the happy shore
Where death divided friends at last
Shall meet to part no more.
We reach the happy shore
Where death divided friends at last
Shall meet to part no more.
Memorial NameCharles Hall
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TranscriptShort was the call she had from above
Not a word to her loved ones could say
Her eyes closed in death as a babe in its sleep
And she silently passe...
Not a word to her loved ones could say
Her eyes closed in death as a babe in its sleep
And she silently passe...
Memorial NameEmily Stephens
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Epitaphs
TranscriptShort was his life
Sweet may he rest
God called him
When he thought it best
Sweet may he rest
God called him
When he thought it best
Memorial NameChristian C Schrader
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Epitaphs
TranscriptAll you that do my grave pass by,
As you are now, so once was I;
As I am now, so you will be;
Remember man, and pray for me.
As you are now, so once was I;
As I am now, so you will be;
Remember man, and pray for me.
Memorial NameRobert Quilty
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Epitaphs
TranscriptNone knows how hard it was to part.
None knows of the grief in my heard
Concealed to part with one so good.
And true, none knows but God.
None knows of the grief in my heard
Concealed to part with one so good.
And true, none knows but God.
Memorial NameRichard Burner
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TranscriptWill always be remembered by what she hath done.
Memorial NameCatherine Sharp
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TranscriptI loved her, oh! No tongue can tell
How much I loved her and how well.
God loved her too, and thought it best
To take her to her heavenly rest.
How much I loved her and how well.
God loved her too, and thought it best
To take her to her heavenly rest.
Memorial NameEliza Harvy Barthoomew
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Epitaphs
TranscriptAnother little angel at the throne of God
Memorial NameJohn Joseph Forrest
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Epitaphs
TranscriptGod hath taken back our darling,
Placed our bud among His flowers
Taken back the child He lent us;
To a better home than ours.
Placed our bud among His flowers
Taken back the child He lent us;
To a better home than ours.
Memorial NameEthel May Cook
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Epitaphs
TranscriptSleep on in thy beauty
Thou sweet angel child
Thou sweet angel child
Memorial NameEveline Ruskin
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Epitaphs
TranscriptThey rest from their labors
Memorial NameMargaret Wotherspoon
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Epitaphs
TranscriptFar from this world of toil and strife,
He's present with the Lord;
The labours of his mortal life,
End in a large reward
He's present with the Lord;
The labours of his mortal life,
End in a large reward
Memorial NameSpencer Twelftree
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Epitaphs
TranscriptThough gone from us how hard to bear,
No more on Earth to roam
Midst all our grief 'tis joy to know
She has found a better home
No more on Earth to roam
Midst all our grief 'tis joy to know
She has found a better home
Memorial NameEliza Rehn
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Epitaphs
TranscriptAnd they shall walk with me in white, for they are worthy
Memorial NameNellie Sincock
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Epitaphs
TranscriptShe will never pass into nothingness but still will keep
a bower quiet for us, and a sleep full of sweet dreams and health and quiet breathing.
a bower quiet for us, and a sleep full of sweet dreams and health and quiet breathing.
Memorial NameElizabeth Vernon Jones
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Epitaphs
TranscriptAbide with me; fast falls eventide
The darkness deepends Lord with me abide
The darkness deepends Lord with me abide
Memorial NameMary Ann Besley
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Epitaphs
TranscriptHad we been there at the hour of Death
To catch the last sight of your parting breath
Your last faint whisper we might have heard
And whispered in ...
To catch the last sight of your parting breath
Your last faint whisper we might have heard
And whispered in ...