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Epitaphs
(Page 9)
Here lies the worst king and the most miserable man in the kingdom.
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King Robert III of Scotland wanted this epitaph and also requested to be buried in an anthill
The man buried here literally, went to the four winds
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Nitro glycerin driver 1880's
Of him within, nought e'er gratis was had, that you read this so cheap now makes him sad.
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On a covetous person
A peerless matron, pride of female life In every state, as widow, maid, or wife; who wedded, to threescore preserved her fame. She lived a phoenix, and expired in flame.
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Lady Molesworth burnt to death 6 May 1763
36-33-01-24-17 – Honey you don't know what you did for me, – Always playing the lottery. – The numbers you picked came in to play, – Two days after you passed away. – For this, a huge monument I do erect, – For now I get a yearly check. – How I wish you were alive, – For now we are worth 8.5
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Elizabeth Rich - Eufala Alabama
Here I lie, my name is Ball, I lived, I died, despised by all; and now I cannot chew my crust, I'm gone back to my ancient dust.
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Ball Wiltshire
Here lies poor but honest Bryan Tunstall. He was a most expert angler until Death envious of his art, threw out his line hooked him, and landed him here the 21st day of April, 1790
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A fisherman in Ripon York
Here lies Suzannah Ensign; Lord she is thin
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Epitaphs
Should read "thine" in Cooperstown New York
Posterity will ne'er survey – A nobler grave than this: – Here lies the bones of Castlereagh: – Stop, traveller, and piss.
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Epitaphs
Jack Lemmon In…
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Actor Jack Lemmon
Los Angeles
His faults are buried with him beneath this stone. His virtues (if he had any) are remembered by his friends.
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Here lies the body of Molly Dickie, the Wife of Hall Dickie, tailor
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This debt I owe is justly due, and I am come to sleep with you.
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Elizabeth wife of Nathan Davis died in 1786 in Connecticut
Sacred to the remains of Jonathan Thompson. A pious Christian and affectionate husband. His disconsolate widow continues to carry on his grocery business At the old stand on Main Street: Cheapest and best prices in town.
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Harwichport Massachusetts
A Finished Artist
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Artist
Under this yew tree, buried would he be, because his father – he planted this yew tree.
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In Childwell England
He found a rope and picked it up, and with it walked away. It happened that to tother end, a horse was hitched, they say. They took the rope and tied it up, unto a hickory limb. It happened that the tother end, was somehow hitched to him.
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On a horse thief
He was literally a father to all the children of the parish.
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Unknown Vicar (18th Century)
Mary Weary, Housewife. Dere friends I am going where washing ain't done or cooking or sewing: don't mourn for me now or weep for me never: for I go to do nothing, forever and ever!
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A housewife in Belchertown
When I was in the military, they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one.
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Leonard P. Matlovich (1943 – 1988) American Vietnam War veteran - race relations instructor - recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star & homosexual
A thousand ways cut short our days, none are exempt from death. A honey-bee by stinging me did stop my mortal breath.
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