Bottom of headstone reads;
No I'll repine at Death no more/ But with a cheerful gasp resign/ To the cold dungeon of the grave/ These dying withering limbs of mine/ Let worms devour my wasting flesh/ And crumble all my bones to dust/ My God shall raise my frame anew./ At the revival of the Just.
The surname of Potter comes from notes of W. Browne, a genealogist of the early 20th c., notes found at Hist gen. Her connection with the Potters has not yet been found. CLA
No I'll repine at Death no more/ But with a cheerful gasp resign/ To the cold dungeon of the grave/ These dying withering limbs of mine/ Let worms devour my wasting flesh/ And crumble all my bones to dust/ My God shall raise my frame anew./ At the revival of the Just.
The surname of Potter comes from notes of W. Browne, a genealogist of the early 20th c., notes found at Hist gen. Her connection with the Potters has not yet been found. CLA
Bottom of headstone reads;
No I'll repine at Death no more/ But with a cheerful gasp resign/ To the cold dungeon of the grave/ These dying withering limbs of mine/ Let worms devour my wasting flesh/ And crumble all my bones to dust/ My God shall raise my frame anew./ At the revival of the Just.
The surname of Potter comes from notes of W. Browne, a genealogist of the early 20th c., notes found at Hist gen. Her connection with the Potters has not yet been found. CLA
No I'll repine at Death no more/ But with a cheerful gasp resign/ To the cold dungeon of the grave/ These dying withering limbs of mine/ Let worms devour my wasting flesh/ And crumble all my bones to dust/ My God shall raise my frame anew./ At the revival of the Just.
The surname of Potter comes from notes of W. Browne, a genealogist of the early 20th c., notes found at Hist gen. Her connection with the Potters has not yet been found. CLA
Inscription
Memory of/ Mrs. LILLIS ANDREW/ Relict and Widow of/ Mr. NOEL ANDREW/ who departed this life/ March 12, 1825/ AE. 75 Years./
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