Out the door at 5:06AM @ 62F.
Heading south today and half way there I have run into lots of fog. Pretty in these valleys. Oops, I ran out of New York State, now in Pennsylvania. Guess they have cemeteries also. Think I'll get off the 1st exit I come to. Wow, Exit 1, I wonder what it is at the other end of the state? Another WOW, right off the bottom of the Exit, a full size Tim Horton's. I guess these Copperheads are OK after all. 6:40 AM brings me to Hallstead, Pa. 1st Presbyterian Cemetery on Franklin Ave. @ 64F William Dayton Born Sept 9, 1801 and died Dec 13, 1855. Jahial Dayton Born Sept 10, 1804 and died May 3, 1872. Cartha P. Decker 1916-1993 Nellie J. Honeychuck 1908-1948 Pamela Trowbridge wife of Seelye Died Aug 19, 1851 age 57 years. Freeman Snow Died May 27, 1872 age 88 years 1 month and 17 days. Lucy B. Sneder Died Sept 12, 1843 age 28 years. Abraham Dubois Born April 3, 1786 and died Aug 1, 1867. " The graves around, for many a year Were dug by him who slumbers here Till, worn with age, he dropp'd his spade And in this dust his dust is laid As he now, mouldering, shares the doom Of those he buried in the tomb So will his body with them rise To share the Judgement in the skies " Walked .1 mile in this " Home of Bones " @ 64F. Vacated at 7:10AM 7:15AM brings me to Rose Hill Cemetery, at Wright Street, Hallstead, Pa. @ 64F. Silsbe B. Vanness 1854-1904. Robertine K. Carl 1870-1939. Elby Banker 1880-1951. Wealthy Mack 1839-1897. Olin E. Tuttle Born July 7, 1891 and died May 29, 1983. Murl Hazen Jr. 1946-1987. Joseph Dubois Born June 8, 1812 and died March 19, 1885. James Taylor Dubois- Patriot, Author & Diplomat Born April 17, 1851 and died May 27, 1920. Manown Bill Kisor LCDR US Navy WW 2 Born Feb 28, 1912 and died May 9, 2002. Dommet Mc Kinney Born Oct 17, 1824 and died Feb 8, 1902. Nannie M. Ball Tiffany 1864-1942. Guy L. Munson 1881-1954. Albert Slvat 1857-1939. Confucious F. Loomis 1809-1885 (P). " While my hopes, my desires, and my pleasures were free I died in my childhood, yet weep not for me Reserve for thyself all thy sighs and thy tears He who dies in his youth cannot sin in his years " Anna Terboss 1853-1918. Ansel Gere 1856-1939. Brainard B. Handrick 1836-1914. Henry Warner Born Southington, Connecticut Nov 4, 1814 and died Sept 12, 1891. Maitland I. Hayes 1879-1935. Rev. Leonard Wilson Church 1843-1909(< what an appropriate name) Nettie M. Tingley 1873-1915. Archie Friend Smith Co. G 13th Regt. Pa. Vol. 1872-1953. Gould W. Capwell 1850-1917. Reinhold Sater 1856-1932. Stephen Sprague 1845-1899. Varnum D. Shaw Co. G Pa. Infantry WW 1 1874-1925. E. Karl Veeder 1889-1957. Orie G. Armilin 1880-1951. Siletta R. Van-Haesen 1890-1989. Delight A. Sandell 1868-1951. Ida E. Bound 1861-1942. " O, passing stranger, call this not A place of fear and gloom I love to linger o'er the spot It is my baby's tomb " Burns Lyon Watson 1877-1910. Maxine A. Stone 1933-1977. Larry R. Barnard SSG. US Army Grenada & Panama Born Dec 8, 1960 and died Dec 20, 1989, Purple Heart, Killed in Action in Operation Just Cause. Noble I. Buck 1819-1901. Thomas A. Pettit 1852-1912. Lestina Phillips 1852-_ _ _ _ . Hunting O. Bullard 1871-1938. Henry Mericle 1829-1915. Holdridge C. Chidester 1886-1918. Donald B. Marshman 1921-1990. Bussie E. VanPet 1861-1915. Derious E. Loucks 1859-1918. Luda H. Trowbridge 1892-1991. Mate A. Moxley 1868-1970. ( Must be an Ausi ) ( Now here's something to share with you, that I thought was very funny. I piece of lost history. There once was a village of Sodom in Vermont. The new preacher came to town and was not happy with the name of the Village. Repeatedly telling his congregation " I am adamant, that we change the name of this town." the name had to go. So during the following week the town fathers had a meeting and changed the name from Sodom to Adamant, they didn't know what Adamant meant. That, I read in some old Vermont history, but, there still is a Town of Sodom in Vermont. But, Adamant, Vermont also still exists. Winsor V. Welch 1918-1976. Varley L. Birtch 1915-1979. Raymond W. Wilbur Born Dec 24, 1919, killed in action Feb 12, 1945 WW 2. Picked up 4 flags and walked 2.3 miles in this " Extinction Station " Vacated at 9:19AM at 67F but the humidity must be very high, even my arms are wet. Time for a Tim break....................... 10:50AM brings me to New Milford, Pa. Cemetery established 1795 and mostly on a hill @ 74F. Not my favourite. Corliss E. Bradley 1879-1929. Armina Kent Born March 1, 1864 and died Aug 5, 1864. " Here morning sunbeams brightly glow And here the moonbeam shines While all uncousciously below My slumbering babe reclines. " O. P. Tallmn Born Pleasant Mount, Pa. Sept 18, 1817 and died Sept 25, 1871. Horatio Garratt Born Aug 24, 1811 and died Dec 4, 1900. Richard L. Sutphin 1805-1877. Have to keep sitting on head stones, the sun is wicked........................ Freeman Bernum 1834-1895. Latham A. Smith MD Born Aug 11, 1816 and died June 12, 1890. Ogden Pratt 1823-1859. Samuel Pratt 1823-1859. Legs are getting weak and a bit dizzy. Samuel Keep Died Dec 6, 1864 age 72 years and 9 months. Solomon Rosencrance 1812-1861. " The lowly tenant of this tomb In sorrow pass'd the glare and gloom That mark'd his little day Misled by Passion's stormy tide And keen desires and wounded pride In thorny paths he wander'd wide Through many a wildering way. " Montraville S. Tennant 1821-1897. Stomach is getting nauseated now, and dizzy, weak and having trouble picking up my legs..................... Urana E. Bogue Died Dec 26, 1927 age 87 years. Just got to sit down on this low wall. Body has had it. Its 11:30AM. I'm now waking up in bed, I thought. Mouth is full of rough stuff, grass. I hear a siren, its the town noon whistle, I open my eyes and I must have passed out as I'm lying down on the grass in front of the stone wall. With a mouth full of grass. I didn't need any chlorophyll. Well, I got a good 1/2 hour nap anyway...............................I never felt it coming. It was a job walking back to the car. Bottle of cold water and on with the AC full blast. In about 4 minutes I feel fine. But, methinks it best not to continue. That was the first time I have passed out due to the heat. So, headed the car home. I am heat intolerant since a kid. Weakness, Dizziness, cramping(legs) Nausea and extreme heavy sweating. Normally it doesn't get that bad as passing out, but, this time it got away from me. Waste of a full day. At that point I walked 1.3 miles and vacated at 12:15PM Got home at 1:55PM @ 84F Drove 244 miles. 4 flags for the day $15.00 in gas. Another, almost nice day with the dead........................ Best Bill Help keep our dead alive, remember them.
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