Carrie A. Newton-Hayner, wife of Ernest G. Armstrong, Aug. (not April) 15, 1871
- Nov. 7, 1956.
This pair is on the lowest level of the old cemetery, way way over, near the
back yard of a house, buried in the brush, and it seems like the sun doesn't
ever get around to hitting them. So, under the circumstances, what appears to
be rotten photos, are actually pretty good. Next to the pair of stones, is the
funeral marker of Arthur R. Armstrong. If you would like Arthur's memorial too,
just let me know.
Alice
- Nov. 7, 1956.
This pair is on the lowest level of the old cemetery, way way over, near the
back yard of a house, buried in the brush, and it seems like the sun doesn't
ever get around to hitting them. So, under the circumstances, what appears to
be rotten photos, are actually pretty good. Next to the pair of stones, is the
funeral marker of Arthur R. Armstrong. If you would like Arthur's memorial too,
just let me know.
Alice
Carrie A. Newton-Hayner, wife of Ernest G. Armstrong, Aug. (not April) 15, 1871
- Nov. 7, 1956.
This pair is on the lowest level of the old cemetery, way way over, near the
back yard of a house, buried in the brush, and it seems like the sun doesn't
ever get around to hitting them. So, under the circumstances, what appears to
be rotten photos, are actually pretty good. Next to the pair of stones, is the
funeral marker of Arthur R. Armstrong. If you would like Arthur's memorial too,
just let me know.
Alice
- Nov. 7, 1956.
This pair is on the lowest level of the old cemetery, way way over, near the
back yard of a house, buried in the brush, and it seems like the sun doesn't
ever get around to hitting them. So, under the circumstances, what appears to
be rotten photos, are actually pretty good. Next to the pair of stones, is the
funeral marker of Arthur R. Armstrong. If you would like Arthur's memorial too,
just let me know.
Alice
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