Daug. of James Lemmon, d. 1858 who was George Washington's messenger boy as a lad of 12.
Inscription on old stone: In memory of my youthful bride with infant by her side. When two score years and four months more days 23 to die July 9, 1859. She left this world and friends so kind her loss in grief deep to depart.
Erected by grandaughters Novia Ratliff, Willi Mae Hitton
The infant buried by her side is Jackson Lemmon Abbot born and died July 8, 1859
Inscription on old stone: In memory of my youthful bride with infant by her side. When two score years and four months more days 23 to die July 9, 1859. She left this world and friends so kind her loss in grief deep to depart.
Erected by grandaughters Novia Ratliff, Willi Mae Hitton
The infant buried by her side is Jackson Lemmon Abbot born and died July 8, 1859
Daug. of James Lemmon, d. 1858 who was George Washington's messenger boy as a lad of 12.
Inscription on old stone: In memory of my youthful bride with infant by her side. When two score years and four months more days 23 to die July 9, 1859. She left this world and friends so kind her loss in grief deep to depart.
Erected by grandaughters Novia Ratliff, Willi Mae Hitton
The infant buried by her side is Jackson Lemmon Abbot born and died July 8, 1859
Inscription on old stone: In memory of my youthful bride with infant by her side. When two score years and four months more days 23 to die July 9, 1859. She left this world and friends so kind her loss in grief deep to depart.
Erected by grandaughters Novia Ratliff, Willi Mae Hitton
The infant buried by her side is Jackson Lemmon Abbot born and died July 8, 1859
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