The stone is flaking beyond recall. She is a daughter of some George (surname) family, and her name began with the letter "M". Most likely, something long; e.g., Mary Ann, Margaret, Miriam, etc. Stone is from the 1830s-40s era. See transcription for what's still legible on 30 Dec 2011.
She is listed in an older transcription book with no more information than we could read in 2011, but she IS listed with Deacon Henry George. That links her with a father, but we don't know whether her mother was Henry's first or second wife.
She is listed in an older transcription book with no more information than we could read in 2011, but she IS listed with Deacon Henry George. That links her with a father, but we don't know whether her mother was Henry's first or second wife.
The stone is flaking beyond recall. She is a daughter of some George (surname) family, and her name began with the letter "M". Most likely, something long; e.g., Mary Ann, Margaret, Miriam, etc. Stone is from the 1830s-40s era. See transcription for what's still legible on 30 Dec 2011.
She is listed in an older transcription book with no more information than we could read in 2011, but she IS listed with Deacon Henry George. That links her with a father, but we don't know whether her mother was Henry's first or second wife.
She is listed in an older transcription book with no more information than we could read in 2011, but she IS listed with Deacon Henry George. That links her with a father, but we don't know whether her mother was Henry's first or second wife.
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