Litchfield enquirer., 1862-12-04
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EPITAPHS

An English Butcher worth tlo,ooo requested this epi,aph I've often scratched where 1t did not ltch To live poor for to die rich. In memory of Peter Littig; Was born Dec 10, 1754 and departed this life April 5, l'9s. Peter Littig was his name Heaven hope his station. Baltimore was his dwelling place, And Christ is his salvation. Now he is dead and buried And all his bones are rotten Remember him when this you see Least he should be forgotten. Baltimore. The earthly remains of Sarah Martin wife of A. Martin, Printer
 IE 20 Was born in Boston,
 Lived in Baltimore,
 removed to heaven
 Aug 2u .oUv
 Ills
 MAMORY
 OF. CLAME
 Nce ENFENT
 DAUG HTER
 OF CLEMENT
 LORANGER,
 BORN iN
 JULEy 10
 1887 W IIO
 DAPARTED HAIR LIFE
 THE SAME dAY.
 Monroe, Mich.
 MR.
 JOHN
 SCHOTT
 DYED ON Der ye
 8 1737 AGED
 ? YEAR OF
 MR. KINGS
 WILM TOWN
 Scot SON Amherst, Mass.
 NOAH
 bVRT DyEd
 ON FEbR ye
 26l726 AGE
 IS YEAR, Northampton, Mass. Sleep on, sleep on my love Sleep on my love for you are my turtle dove My dear wife and children don't you mourn for Heaven is my throne Z: earth is my footstool.
 H,Usdaie, Y. !. Oh dear son your sweet lips wehave often kissed Likewise your dear hands we have many times pressed Your form that we loved is now wasting away Oh that we could Tn your bosom lie.
 Camden, ". '. Dear friends we regret that cannot frequent the spot wharc this lev iy form lies that will never be forgot. Goreneur, Y. '. Alb Ives ts she who once like you Did stand such monuments iu view But soon with me you here must be And others stand and read of the.
 kutlanG, ". While chrystal dews inlpearl the lawn A Tear shall drop OCT Betsey's urn.
 Iuiddle6ury, ".
 Here
 Lays the Bodey of the
 deceased maria
 barb rra brown Wife of
 John brown She was
 born the 10th day of
 November l75O
 and died the 9th day of
 January 1877 her age Amound to 66 years month Fl days Lived
 in marge 47 years 6
 month l9days. New Jersey. When you my friends are passing by And this informs you where lie Remember you ere long must have Like me a mansion in the grave Also 8 infants, , sons X daughter
 Piusfeld, Mass Here lies ye Body of
 Mrs Elizabath Lee
 the Reict of CaPt
 Stephen Lee Decd
 Who served In ye office
 of a Midwife 4o years
 until she was 9Oty
 Years of Age& Decd
 May ye 2d l76O In
 ye 9lst year of her Age.
 New Britain, Conn Molly tho pleasant in her day Was suddenly seized and sent away How soon she's ripe, how soon she's otten Laid in the grave and soon forgotten.
 Mlford, Conn., May all Mankind put off hypocrisy X Superstition & put on a new coat of Philosophy lined with the laws of Nature
 Uni Dec conideo.
 Naugat,rk, Conn. Capt James Paine died Dec 14th 1913 Age g My body is not to be found by this stone For G cd hath decreed it q watery tomb But since it is the lot of all men to die It is my sad fate in the ocean to lie.
 Old Seekonk, Mass have bid ye empty
 World adieu
 My Dearest friends & so must you. Pomy'et, Conn. by this denotes Mortalite then be prepared to follow me. Pomtiet, Conn MASTER AND SCHOLAR R-sWhen was boy said an old man, i've had a schoolmaster who had ar odd way of catching idle boys. One day he called out to us: Boys, must have closer attention to youl books. The first one of you that sees another boy idle l want you to inform me, and I will at 5end to the case 'Ah,' thought 1 to myself, there's Joe Simp son that don't like Il watch him, and if see him look off his book I'll tell It was no long before saw oe look of his book, and in, I'm, diately informed the master. Indeed said he, how did you know he wa idle ?