Elizabeth K. Stockton (1756-1807)
Marriage:
Ashbel Green (1762-1848).
Epitaph:
"Say what a mother, a wife, and friend should be
In this imperfect state, and that was she.
Think what the humblest Christians dying prize,
That need she now possesses in the skies.
Her full reward eternity alone,
To kindred sainted spirits make known,
Reader, aspire, make not this earth thy home,
Live here by faith, and hope thy heaven to come."
Written by her husband
Marriage:
Ashbel Green (1762-1848).
Epitaph:
"Say what a mother, a wife, and friend should be
In this imperfect state, and that was she.
Think what the humblest Christians dying prize,
That need she now possesses in the skies.
Her full reward eternity alone,
To kindred sainted spirits make known,
Reader, aspire, make not this earth thy home,
Live here by faith, and hope thy heaven to come."
Written by her husband
Elizabeth K. Stockton (1756-1807)
Marriage:
Ashbel Green (1762-1848).
Epitaph:
"Say what a mother, a wife, and friend should be
In this imperfect state, and that was she.
Think what the humblest Christians dying prize,
That need she now possesses in the skies.
Her full reward eternity alone,
To kindred sainted spirits make known,
Reader, aspire, make not this earth thy home,
Live here by faith, and hope thy heaven to come."
Written by her husband
Marriage:
Ashbel Green (1762-1848).
Epitaph:
"Say what a mother, a wife, and friend should be
In this imperfect state, and that was she.
Think what the humblest Christians dying prize,
That need she now possesses in the skies.
Her full reward eternity alone,
To kindred sainted spirits make known,
Reader, aspire, make not this earth thy home,
Live here by faith, and hope thy heaven to come."
Written by her husband
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