Cemeteries Index for Avery Chapel Cemetery, Howard County, Arkansas.

Cemeteries Photographed by - Allen Wheatley

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Old Lamkin Family Cemetery Cemetery , Gonzales County, Texas
Tombstone pictures taken by Robin Webb-Lucas:

Photo Link	surname	first	second	othernames	nee	birth	death	inscription
Get Photo	CALDWELL	James	F			1834	1865	James F. Caldwell
								"A wife's last token of Love" In memory of James F. Caldwell.
								Born near Paris, Henry Co., Tenn. July 24, 1834 Died in Gonzales Co., TX. Sept. 8, 1865
								"After a short but severe attack of conjestive fever very calmly he bid adieu to Earth and all he held dear, saying he was trusting in God". (James F. Caldwell married a Lamkin)
Get Photo	LAMKIN	Lewis	A	L		1797	1868	Lewis A. L. Lamkin
								In Memory of Lewis A. Lamkin Born June 16, 1979 Died March 26, 1868 "Man that is born of Women is of just day and full of trouble. He cometh like a flower and is our (flourin?) to flesh, also as a shadow that countinuith not." "As the water fail from the sea and the flodd decayeth and dryeth, the man laeth down and wilth, all the heroes be no more, they not wake, not be raised, out of their sleep".
Get Photo	LAMKIN	William	R			1830	1868	William R. Lamkin
								Sacred to the Memory of William R. Lamkin Born August 23, 1830 Died June 10, 1868 (Masonic Emblem) Honesty and Justice were his Moto "Depart ye in peace, no more to be Amen. "

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