
I posted his portrait in 2013.
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Two beautiful angels Linda. We are also researching my ancestors. I was delighted to find that several of them moved to America in colonial times.
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame the grave is unmarked but it happened been in our local churchyard. The two memorials you showed as beautiful
ReplyDeleteI just completed a post of angel memorials. I love to visit cemeteries to see the beautiful sculptures. Thanks Linda for sharing this week and I hope that you return soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely angel statues. It's too bad the grave you wanted to find was unmarked.
ReplyDeleteThe angel tombstones are quite impressive.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely angel statues, they are looking over us all.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan