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Epitaphs
TranscriptTo pass the gate of death
Is but to enter into
Life everlasting
Is but to enter into
Life everlasting
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Epitaphs
TranscriptGod has opened His Heavenly gates wide and taken three beloved ones inside.
Memorial NameWilliam S Kearnes
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Epitaphs
TranscriptDearest Mother we have laid thee
In the peaceful grave's embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face
In the peaceful grave's embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face
Memorial NameAnnie Markham
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Epitaphs
TranscriptSome day we may understand
Memorial NameMargaret Spencer
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Epitaphs
TranscriptHome at last, thy labour done,
Safe and blest, the victory won,
Jordan passed, from pain set free.
Angels now have welcomed thee,
When earth's son...
Safe and blest, the victory won,
Jordan passed, from pain set free.
Angels now have welcomed thee,
When earth's son...
Memorial NameSamue; Thomas
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Epitaphs
TranscriptThe gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Romans VI.23
Romans VI.23
Memorial NameJames Grylls
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Epitaphs
TranscriptHe said, the maid is not dead.
Matthew 9.c.24.v
Matthew 9.c.24.v
Memorial NameAdelaide Branch
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Epitaphs
TranscriptHe shall carry the lambs in His arms
Memorial NameMinnie
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Epitaphs
TranscriptOur wasting lives grow shorter still,
As days and months increase,
And every beating pulse we tell
Leaves but the number less.
Asleep in Jesus b...
As days and months increase,
And every beating pulse we tell
Leaves but the number less.
Asleep in Jesus b...
Memorial NameElisabeth Badenoch
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Epitaphs
TranscriptAnd he was not:
For God took him.
For God took him.
Memorial NameWilliam Tillett
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Epitaphs
TranscriptDear wife and children shed no tears,
I must lie here till Christ appears,
When here He comes I hope to have
A joyful rising from the grave
I must lie here till Christ appears,
When here He comes I hope to have
A joyful rising from the grave
Memorial NameWilliam Curtis
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Epitaphs
TranscriptA pleasant smile and hearts of gold,
The dearest parents this world could hold.
For everyone they did their best.
May God grant them eternal rest.
The dearest parents this world could hold.
For everyone they did their best.
May God grant them eternal rest.
Memorial NameLydia Penman
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Epitaphs
TranscriptA sudden change, she in a moment fell,
She had not time to bid her friends farewell.
She had not time to bid her friends farewell.
Memorial NameAmelia Kessel
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Epitaphs
TranscriptThough greif must sadden every heart
When friendships ties are riven
Yet hope through grace, they only part
To meet again in Heaven
When friendships ties are riven
Yet hope through grace, they only part
To meet again in Heaven
Memorial NameAmy Clina
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Epitaphs
TranscriptA precious one from me has gone,
A voice I loved is still
A place is vacant in the home,
That never can be filled
A voice I loved is still
A place is vacant in the home,
That never can be filled
Memorial NameCatherine McMahon
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Epitaphs
TranscriptOne less at home!
The charmed circle broken - A dear face
Missed day by day from its accustomed place
But cleansed and saved and perfected by grace...
The charmed circle broken - A dear face
Missed day by day from its accustomed place
But cleansed and saved and perfected by grace...
Memorial NameMary Ann Jennings
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Epitaphs
TranscriptLong days and nights she bore her pain
To wait for cure 'twas all in vain.
But God alone who thought it best
Did ease her pain and give her rest.
To wait for cure 'twas all in vain.
But God alone who thought it best
Did ease her pain and give her rest.
Memorial NameMary Maly
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Epitaphs
TranscriptBeyond the vale
Our loved ones rest
Our loved ones rest
Memorial NameAda M Birrell
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Epitaphs
TranscriptMeet me in that lovely land
Memorial NameMary Ann Simmons
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Epitaphs
TranscriptA few short years of labour past
We reach the happy shore
Where death divided friends at last
Shall meet to part no more.
We reach the happy shore
Where death divided friends at last
Shall meet to part no more.
Memorial NameCharles Hall