Two field stones side-by-side with no visibles name or initials chiseled into the stones. The close proximity of the stones may imply a relatioship (for example: a husband and wife). Probably a very early burial at this location -the former Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Burial may be from about 1830.
This Unknown #2 tombstone is smaller than Unknown #1 which may suggest it is a child's tombstone (a child buried next to a mother or father).
Burial may be from about 1830.
This Unknown #2 tombstone is smaller than Unknown #1 which may suggest it is a child's tombstone (a child buried next to a mother or father).
Two field stones side-by-side with no visibles name or initials chiseled into the stones. The close proximity of the stones may imply a relatioship (for example: a husband and wife). Probably a very early burial at this location -the former Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Burial may be from about 1830.
This Unknown #2 tombstone is smaller than Unknown #1 which may suggest it is a child's tombstone (a child buried next to a mother or father).
Burial may be from about 1830.
This Unknown #2 tombstone is smaller than Unknown #1 which may suggest it is a child's tombstone (a child buried next to a mother or father).
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