Emma was the only child of William and Sarah (Brown) Nutz. Emma died at age 16 of "Phthisis Pulm" and was buried in the center grave #2, under and in front of the monument. Her parents are buried on either side of her.
Read the inscription below.
The engravings on the monument are very difficult to read due to poor contrast between the letters and numbers and the surrounding polished granite.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
Read the inscription below.
The engravings on the monument are very difficult to read due to poor contrast between the letters and numbers and the surrounding polished granite.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
Emma was the only child of William and Sarah (Brown) Nutz. Emma died at age 16 of "Phthisis Pulm" and was buried in the center grave #2, under and in front of the monument. Her parents are buried on either side of her.
Read the inscription below.
The engravings on the monument are very difficult to read due to poor contrast between the letters and numbers and the surrounding polished granite.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
Read the inscription below.
The engravings on the monument are very difficult to read due to poor contrast between the letters and numbers and the surrounding polished granite.
Click on the pictures for a larger view.
Inscription
EMMA L. NUTZ
ONLY CHILD OF
WM. AND SARAH NUTZ
DIED FEB. 27 1881
IN HER 17TH YEAR
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