She was daughter of Lessie Belle Bray Landreth and Walter Columbus Landreth.
(there used to be a tombstone with a baby lamb on top of it, but as of 2005 it is missing.)
She was originally buried down by the road where the brick sign that says Lawson Cemetery is located now.
Someone just picked up the tombstone and moved it to the Bray plot after it was broken and missing for a few years.
It had a baby lamb on top of it.
(there used to be a tombstone with a baby lamb on top of it, but as of 2005 it is missing.)
She was originally buried down by the road where the brick sign that says Lawson Cemetery is located now.
Someone just picked up the tombstone and moved it to the Bray plot after it was broken and missing for a few years.
It had a baby lamb on top of it.
She was daughter of Lessie Belle Bray Landreth and Walter Columbus Landreth.
(there used to be a tombstone with a baby lamb on top of it, but as of 2005 it is missing.)
She was originally buried down by the road where the brick sign that says Lawson Cemetery is located now.
Someone just picked up the tombstone and moved it to the Bray plot after it was broken and missing for a few years.
It had a baby lamb on top of it.
(there used to be a tombstone with a baby lamb on top of it, but as of 2005 it is missing.)
She was originally buried down by the road where the brick sign that says Lawson Cemetery is located now.
Someone just picked up the tombstone and moved it to the Bray plot after it was broken and missing for a few years.
It had a baby lamb on top of it.
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