Dottie was a very accomplished lady. She lived in several locations beginning her life in Pony Montana. Her Dad had migrated there from upstate New York, and Connecticut . Her mother had arrived from Bloomer, Wisconsin by train to Pony at the invite of an Uncle who owned a store there in anticipation of work with children of mine owners.
Dottie was a fine hostess for her husband Clyde whose job took him to varied locations and required him to entertain folks from around the world. She was always close to her two sisters Alice and Helen. She was always involved with her church where ever she lived.
In retirement in Flat Rock North Carolina she was a member of the St John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church. Clyde took on the task of making new markers for the Slave & Freeman section of the cemetery. And he set up shop in his garage for this project. This was a fine addition to this section of the cemetery.
Dottie was a fine hostess for her husband Clyde whose job took him to varied locations and required him to entertain folks from around the world. She was always close to her two sisters Alice and Helen. She was always involved with her church where ever she lived.
In retirement in Flat Rock North Carolina she was a member of the St John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church. Clyde took on the task of making new markers for the Slave & Freeman section of the cemetery. And he set up shop in his garage for this project. This was a fine addition to this section of the cemetery.
Dottie was a very accomplished lady. She lived in several locations beginning her life in Pony Montana. Her Dad had migrated there from upstate New York, and Connecticut . Her mother had arrived from Bloomer, Wisconsin by train to Pony at the invite of an Uncle who owned a store there in anticipation of work with children of mine owners.
Dottie was a fine hostess for her husband Clyde whose job took him to varied locations and required him to entertain folks from around the world. She was always close to her two sisters Alice and Helen. She was always involved with her church where ever she lived.
In retirement in Flat Rock North Carolina she was a member of the St John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church. Clyde took on the task of making new markers for the Slave & Freeman section of the cemetery. And he set up shop in his garage for this project. This was a fine addition to this section of the cemetery.
Dottie was a fine hostess for her husband Clyde whose job took him to varied locations and required him to entertain folks from around the world. She was always close to her two sisters Alice and Helen. She was always involved with her church where ever she lived.
In retirement in Flat Rock North Carolina she was a member of the St John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church. Clyde took on the task of making new markers for the Slave & Freeman section of the cemetery. And he set up shop in his garage for this project. This was a fine addition to this section of the cemetery.
Gravesite Details
Carriage step entrance to cemetery, on left a few steps down Sec 108
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