Tombstone Tuesday (early) and results of Wilbarger County visit

So this Tombstone Tuesday post is very early, but I want to share the results of my trip to Wilbarger county for work and the side trip to a cemetery there to find some Snow family relatives.

Gates at Eastview Memorial Park, Vernon, Texas

The two SNOW family burials there:

S. B. Snow (1822-1898); E. Snow, his wife (1828 - [blank])

Eugenia Snow (daughter of L.A. and Anna Snow) (15 Mar 1892-9 Apr 1892)

S.B. (Stillman Bullard) Snow's gravestone has an entry for his wife (E. Snow [Emily]), but no death date.  That further convinces me that the families of her children moved shortly after the 1900 census in Wilbarger County, Texas and that she left with the family of one of those children, either to another part of Texas or to Oklahoma, and died there. Now to figure out where she went!

(c) Sara Gredler, 2012.

Tombstone Tuesday - Janey (Mahan) Carnahan

Janey (Mahan) Carnahan, wife of John R. Carnahan

Born 6 August 1826, died 13 February 1901

Oakland Cemetery, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania

Taken in 2004 by Sara Gredler

Tombstone Tuesday - Harry Elmer Mahan

Tombstone of Harry Elmer Mahan

Born 15 Jan 1862, died 13 Feb 1871

Son of William & Sarah Mahan

Greenwood Cemetery, White Township, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania

Taken by Sara Gredler, 2004

Tombstone Tuesday - Margaret Mahan

Margaret Mahan, daughter of William Meade and Evaline (Watson) Mahan

Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, White Township, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania

Taken by Sara Gredler, 2004

Tombstone Tuesday - Robert Meade Mahan

Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, White Township, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania

Taken by Sara Gredler, 2004

Son of William Meade Mahan and Evaline M. Watson

Tombstone Tuesday - William L Mahan

Gravestone of William L Mahan, Civil War veteran, 

Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, White Township, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania 

(taken by Sara Gredler), 2004.

Tombstone Tuesday

Tombstone of Nancy Mahan, Oakland Cemetery, White Township, Indiana Co, Pennsylvania.

Tombstone Tuesday

The memorial for Indiana (Fletcher) Williams, founder of Sweet Briar Institute (now Sweet Briar College), Virginia.