Gravestone Sentence Examples

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  • Here is the gravestone of the wife of Dr Johnson.

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  • Their common gravestone is in existence at the present day, bearing date July 11, 1759.

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  • Do you have a gravestone in need of cleaning?

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  • Personalizing a gravestone with headstone phrases or epitaphs will add a special touch to the final resting place of your loved one.

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  • Rather than writing their gravestone epitaphs, the major players are readying themselves for the end of the second digital decade.

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  • In the churchyard against the south wall will be found the gravestone of Henry Evans.

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  • There was also another marble gravestone which had a brass plate.

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  • In the porch there is a Romanesque carved gravestone from about 1200.

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  • When Lilian died in 1935 Caroline erected a gravestone (pictured) with a very bold and unequivocal message to the world.

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  • The Hogg family gravestone, where Leonard Hogg of the Yorkshire Regiment is commemorated.

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  • First, to Kirkby Lonsdale, and to see a unique and frightening viking gravestone.

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  • At the edge of Evergreen Cemetery overlooking a dusty suburb of Oakland in California is a small granite gravestone.

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  • What can I do about my family's old gravestone?

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  • Incidentally, a good number of Family History Societies either have already recorded gravestone inscriptions in their areas, or are currently doing so.

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  • The oldest surviving relic is the 1623 gravestone to Jane, daughter of George Graham, Bishop of Orkney.

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  • The great Phrygian saint of the 2nd century was named Avircius Marcellus (Abercius); the mass of legends and miracles in the late biography of him long brought his very existence into dispute, but a fragment of his gravestone, discovered in 1883, and now preserved in the Lateran Museum in Rome, has proved that he was a real person, and makes it probable that the wide-reaching conversion of the people attributed to him did actually take place.

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  • Whenever, feasible, the gravestone was placed in an upright position and ranked in serried lines like soldiers on parade.

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  • The gravestone is long and somber, typical of the period.

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  • If the deceased did not choose what he/she wanted, it will be up to you to decide which one would be best for the gravestone.

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  • However, upon further exploration, the two men discovered an old cemetery where they could hear a baby's cry coming from the ground in front of a gravestone and a fresh grave site of a mother and infant who were recently buried together.

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  • Draped over her gravestone was the man's leather jacket.

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  • In another example, there's a person kneeling by a gravestone with long hair in her face.

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  • If you can't find the ideal inscription for your loved one's gravestone, consider writing your own.

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  • Near the green, in the old burying-ground, are the graves of Captain Parker and other American patriots - the oldest gravestone is dated 1690.

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  • So the old man led him across the street to the family cemetery where they found her gravestone.

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