Westerfield and Maude DAVIS were on a lifelong honeymoon.
They were so proud of their herd of black angus; he was one of the few farmers who afford the cost in this neck of the woods. Every Sunday he would move the herd to the pasture next to the "road" (it was gravel but is now paved and referred to as HydoPondsville Rd). Their theory was
all could see the herd as they were driving to church.
They were so proud of their herd of black angus; he was one of the few farmers who afford the cost in this neck of the woods. Every Sunday he would move the herd to the pasture next to the "road" (it was gravel but is now paved and referred to as HydoPondsville Rd). Their theory was
all could see the herd as they were driving to church.
Westerfield and Maude DAVIS were on a lifelong honeymoon.
They were so proud of their herd of black angus; he was one of the few farmers who afford the cost in this neck of the woods. Every Sunday he would move the herd to the pasture next to the "road" (it was gravel but is now paved and referred to as HydoPondsville Rd). Their theory was
all could see the herd as they were driving to church.
They were so proud of their herd of black angus; he was one of the few farmers who afford the cost in this neck of the woods. Every Sunday he would move the herd to the pasture next to the "road" (it was gravel but is now paved and referred to as HydoPondsville Rd). Their theory was
all could see the herd as they were driving to church.
Gravesite Details
4 graves Section JJ Lot # 25 north end adjoining 5ft. Walkway Professional restoration by Earl Bishop courtesy of Shoshana
