Her brown sandstone stele, which has German "Fraktur"-inspired tulips in its tympanum, was created in the Elizabethtown workshop of master craftsman Ebenezer Price, and may be the work of his apprentice David Jeffries. Although the epitaph portion of its inscription is now illegible, it appears in among the transcriptions of Elizabeth burial grounds made in 1892 by William Ogden Wheeler and Edmund D. Halsey. (Click on GRAVESTONE PHOTO by Nikita Barlow for more details.)
Her brown sandstone stele, which has German "Fraktur"-inspired tulips in its tympanum, was created in the Elizabethtown workshop of master craftsman Ebenezer Price, and may be the work of his apprentice David Jeffries. Although the epitaph portion of its inscription is now illegible, it appears in among the transcriptions of Elizabeth burial grounds made in 1892 by William Ogden Wheeler and Edmund D. Halsey. (Click on GRAVESTONE PHOTO by Nikita Barlow for more details.)
Inscription
"Here lies the Body
of Margaret Price
who departed this
Life April ye 13th Ano
Domini 1777 in ye 32nd
Year of her Age
Death like an overflowing stream
Sweeps us away, this Life's a dream"
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