This marker, which resembles other footstones in the cemetery, is near the tombstone for Sarah Warmath Hamilton.
The initials appear to be "L W" but might also be "J W".
Thomas Warmath and wife Ann McFadden had two sons with those initials, both of whom died as infants: Leonidas Warmath, and James Hamilton Warmath. They would have been buried in the Warmath family cemetery before their parents moved to West Tennessee.
Since this stone is near those of other Warmath markers, it is assumed it belongs to that family.
The initials appear to be "L W" but might also be "J W".
Thomas Warmath and wife Ann McFadden had two sons with those initials, both of whom died as infants: Leonidas Warmath, and James Hamilton Warmath. They would have been buried in the Warmath family cemetery before their parents moved to West Tennessee.
Since this stone is near those of other Warmath markers, it is assumed it belongs to that family.
This marker, which resembles other footstones in the cemetery, is near the tombstone for Sarah Warmath Hamilton.
The initials appear to be "L W" but might also be "J W".
Thomas Warmath and wife Ann McFadden had two sons with those initials, both of whom died as infants: Leonidas Warmath, and James Hamilton Warmath. They would have been buried in the Warmath family cemetery before their parents moved to West Tennessee.
Since this stone is near those of other Warmath markers, it is assumed it belongs to that family.
The initials appear to be "L W" but might also be "J W".
Thomas Warmath and wife Ann McFadden had two sons with those initials, both of whom died as infants: Leonidas Warmath, and James Hamilton Warmath. They would have been buried in the Warmath family cemetery before their parents moved to West Tennessee.
Since this stone is near those of other Warmath markers, it is assumed it belongs to that family.
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J W or L W
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