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| The Bee, July 18, 1953 |
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| box tombs |
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| table tomb/ledger stone |
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| This might be the brick tomb from the 1953 article. There is no indication of who’s buried there. |
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| A fairly recent floral arrangement had blown inside the broken brick walls. |
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| The Richmonds’ fencing was manufactured by The Stewart Ironworks in Cincinnati, OH. |
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| From a distance, I thought I’d stumbled upon a carefully planned design. I was wrong. |
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| Possible tree damage on the wrought iron fencing. |
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| The only information I could find out about Lee Warlick was that he was a lawyer and helped found Charlotte’s Macon School. |
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| “Aloah.” (?) |
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| Charlotte Home & Democrat, July 5, 1884 |
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| ledger stone |
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| I’m not sure if the tombstone belongs to this crypt. |
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The Bedsteads of the Smith Family
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