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Below are the Pictures of The Old Stones. |
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 This is a view of the Swope Plot. Jane
Hull Patterson Swope, James Asburys wife, is buried just this side of
James Asbury. No stone. Also Edward B. Swope is buried down and to the left from
Henry Erskine, no stone.
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Highlighted with shaving crème.
This is James Asbury's stone. It is in
every poor shape. We do not believe he is buried here but that his son put up a
memory stone here. A.A., his son, bought this lot and he was only thirteen when
his father died. Jane Hull Patterson Swope is buried beside her husband,
but there is no stone. |
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Picture after digging.
Albert Asbury Swope's stone was partially buried.
This is not a headstone, it is a recognition of being in the war.
Albert Asbury Swope does not have a headstone.
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Sarah Ann Hornby Erskine Swope is
buried beside her husband and her stone is in bad shape.
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 Henry E. Erskine, A.A.'s step son, his
stone is also in bad shape. A.A. inherited the old Swope place from Henry. |
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| Edward B. Swope is buried here but has
no stone. He was 18 when he died and we believe that he was James Asbury's son. |
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 William Bloomer was Married to Clara
J. Swope |
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 Clara J. Swope Bloomer Jantz. Clara
must have married a Jantz after William Bloomer Died. Not sure where the Jantz
came from. |
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 Daisy C. Mace was Clara Swope
Bloomer's daughter. |
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six graves that needed to be marked or remarked. |
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Paul Swope |
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