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gravematter > Left Stone: Charles Norwood died Aug. 31, 1849 aged 32 years He was a kind and affectionate Husband and a tender father Dearest husband thou hast left me have thy ??? I deeply move but tis God that hath bereft me He can ??? my sorrows ???. Right Stone: Rev. Stephen H. Tobey Died Feb. 10, 1854 Æ. 32 Servant of God well done Thy glorious ?????????? The battle for the ?????? M. & F. Portsmouth N.H.
gravematter > Temperance wife of William Tobey Died Dec. 30, 1865 Aged 65 Yrs. 7 Mos. Capt. William Tobey Died At Kittery Point ME April 5, 1878, Æt. 83 Yrs.
Left Stone:
Charles Norwood
died
Aug. 31, 1849
aged 32 years
He was a kind and affectionate
Husband and a tender father

Dearest husband thou hast left me
have thy ??? I deeply move
but tis God that hath bereft me
He can ??? my sorrows ???.

Right Stone:
Rev. Stephen H. Tobey
Died
Feb. 10, 1854
Æ. 32
Servant of God well done
Thy glorious ??????????
The battle for the ??????

M. & F.
Portsmouth N.H.
gravematter > Left Stone: Charles Norwood died Aug. 31, 1849 aged 32 years He was a kind and affectionate Husband and a tender father Dearest husband thou hast left me have thy ??? I deeply move but tis God that hath bereft me He can ??? my sorrows ???. Right Stone: Rev. Stephen H. Tobey Died Feb. 10, 1854 Æ. 32 Servant of God well done Thy glorious ?????????? The battle for the ?????? M. & F. Portsmouth N.H.
Left Stone:
Charles Norwood
died
Aug. 31, 1849
aged 32 years
He was a kind and affectionate
Husband and a tender father

Dearest husband thou hast left me
have thy ??? I deeply move
but tis God that hath bereft me
He can ??? my sorrows ???.

Right Stone:
Rev. Stephen H. Tobey
Died
Feb. 10, 1854
Æ. 32
Servant of God well done
Thy glorious ??????????
The battle for the ??????

M. & F.
Portsmouth N.H.
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