The marker for Samuel Wise, c.1814-1877 shows the familiar Victorian symbol for husband and wife, the clasped hands, which stood for their partnership in life and fellowship in the after-life.
Samuel was a grandson of patriarch John Wise. While many of the Wise children and grandchildren remained in Madison County, a branch of Samuel's family moved west and eventually settled in Texas where their descendants can be found today.
There are over sixty members with the Wise surname on the burial list for the Perkinsville Cemetery.
-- Colleen Brown
Samuel was a grandson of patriarch John Wise. While many of the Wise children and grandchildren remained in Madison County, a branch of Samuel's family moved west and eventually settled in Texas where their descendants can be found today.
There are over sixty members with the Wise surname on the burial list for the Perkinsville Cemetery.
-- Colleen Brown
The marker for Samuel Wise, c.1814-1877 shows the familiar Victorian symbol for husband and wife, the clasped hands, which stood for their partnership in life and fellowship in the after-life.
Samuel was a grandson of patriarch John Wise. While many of the Wise children and grandchildren remained in Madison County, a branch of Samuel's family moved west and eventually settled in Texas where their descendants can be found today.
There are over sixty members with the Wise surname on the burial list for the Perkinsville Cemetery.
-- Colleen Brown
Samuel was a grandson of patriarch John Wise. While many of the Wise children and grandchildren remained in Madison County, a branch of Samuel's family moved west and eventually settled in Texas where their descendants can be found today.
There are over sixty members with the Wise surname on the burial list for the Perkinsville Cemetery.
-- Colleen Brown
Inscription
Aged 63 yrs., 3 mos., 8 days
Gravesite Details
Husband of Nancy Coy.
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