No attempt was made to enhance the transcription on the stone and the stone was not moved in any way. In fact, the stone was not touched during our photography session. Please request permission before using these pictures in any publication or website.
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An overview of the area showing
the relative location of the stone. The Norwood Presbyterian Church is in the
background. We are facing east and the road on the right follows the south
side of the cemetery.
It is possible in this picture to see the two stones that have been placed along the bottom of the Trask stone. The "book" can be seen on the top of the trask stone. The footstone to the right of the Trask stone (and slightly in front of it) reads "Mother." |
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Another picture showing the
relative position of the stones. This one is taken facing a generally north
east direction, headed more east than north.
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This is one shot of the Andrew and
Lucinda Trask stone.
The inscription: Andrew Trask died Dec. 7, 1885 Aged 72 years Lucinda wife of Andrew Trask died Sept. 5, 1861 aged [30?] Yrs.7 Mos. 25 Days [illegible inscription at the bottom underneath the age of Lucinda. ] TRASK |
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Picture of book on top of
tombstone.
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Footstone with "Mother"
as the inscription.
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Broken stone laying next to stone
with
"A. T. " as the inscription |
