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Maple Hill Cemetery, Phase 1, page 60
Section 8
PRYOR (-continued from last page-) Left side: He was nature's favorite child, blessed with a matchless person, a superior mind and a noble heart. The manner in which he sustained his social relations in life commanded the love and esteem of his relatives and friends, and is a priceless consolation in their distressing bereavement. Front: As a son his filial piety was exemplary, as a friend he was constant and generous; as a master he was humane and indulgent; as a gentleman he was chivalrous and affable, and as a man he was liberal, charitable and benevolent. In his death, humanity has lost a patron, poverty a protector, society an ornament, his parents their all. His career in the world was brief but bright: and it is hoped that the many virtues of his heart and mind will be matured and will flourish perpetually in the Paradise of his God.
WEDEMEYER In memory of Ida Emelia, daughter of Frederick & Frances Wedemeyer. Born in
N. Y. City Nov. 25, 1861 - died in Huntsville, Ala. July 1, 1869.
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LAUDER SPEARS Mary, wife of George Lauder, born in Ireland, died March 16, 1869. Sacred to the memory of John Spears, died August 4, 1871 Aged 45 years. Erected by Huntsville Division No. 91, Brotherhood [of] Locomotive Engineers.
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