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gravematter > Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Lucy Salter consort of Capt. Henry Salter who died Dec. 1st 1805 Ætat. 23 Patient, resigned, submissive, peaceful, calm, She felt Religeons power and Virtues balm; And all the balsoms Faith and Hope impart Support the soul and nerve the bursting heart While fearless, firm the vale of death she trod To ??? an Angel, in her Father God
gravematter > Left Stone: Sacred to the memory of Capt Richard Salter who departed this life May 2, 1812 Aged 68 Years. Right Stone: Elizabeth J. widow of the late Richard Salter, Esq. died June 13, 1836 aged 82 "She died to live."
gravematter > In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Salter the beloved wife of Capt. Richard Salter who died to live July 25th 1805 Ætat. 54 Ah what ??? she ??? rest ties of The ????????
Sacred
to the memory of
Mrs. Lucy Salter
consort of
Capt. Henry Salter
who died Dec. 1st 1805
Ætat. 23
Patient, resigned, submissive, peaceful, calm,
She felt Religeons power and Virtues balm;
And all the balsoms Faith and Hope impart
Support the soul and nerve the bursting heart
While fearless, firm the vale of death she trod
To ??? an Angel, in her Father God
gravematter > Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Lucy Salter consort of Capt. Henry Salter who died Dec. 1st 1805 Ætat. 23 Patient, resigned, submissive, peaceful, calm, She felt Religeons power and Virtues balm; And all the balsoms Faith and Hope impart Support the soul and nerve the bursting heart While fearless, firm the vale of death she trod To ??? an Angel, in her Father God
Sacred
to the memory of
Mrs. Lucy Salter
consort of
Capt. Henry Salter
who died Dec. 1st 1805
Ætat. 23
Patient, resigned, submissive, peaceful, calm,
She felt Religeons power and Virtues balm;
And all the balsoms Faith and Hope impart
Support the soul and nerve the bursting heart
While fearless, firm the vale of death she trod
To ??? an Angel, in her Father God
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