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I had the privilege of walking among these forgotten stones and said a prayer for their souls. I hope someone will do this for me someday. Three stones were for infants.
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do the same thing.
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How very sad, Linda. It was a lovely thing you did saying a prayer for them :-)
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Bless your heart. They know because they are angels and someone will do it for you someday in the far future. Imagine if the person that does is a distant relative of someone you prayed turns out to be a distant relative of one of the little ones you prayed for. WOW!!!
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We are all connected.
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God Bless you and keep you x
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I do the same thing. One of the saddest stones I saw said “Her Name Was Hattie”. I pray for them too. Thank you for this.
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These are so poignant.
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So sad! They were all from the same family.
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It was sad. It made them real to me.
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Yes!
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Walking around the churchyard and cemetery of the village where I live there are so many graves of little babies who died centuries ago just a few days or weeks of age. So sad for the families.
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We are so fortunate that so many of our babies don’t die now.
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Wow, it is a pity to see them so neglected or forgotten!
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It is so sad. It is a slave cemetery located on private property. Oral tradition says there are more than forty . These were the only ones we found.
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Ouch. This gets sadder by the minute. Time has buried the evidence. <3 <3 <3
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I wonder why that happens. His is a cemetery with many slave graves. The latest burial date was 1891. My friend said they saw on grave with a birth date of the late 1700s. This was once part of a plantation. The cemetery for the white s was on another piece of private property, so I didn’t get to see it. My friend has notified local historical society.
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Wow. Graveyards, though silent, tell a lot, don’t they?
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Hate when it messes up.
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Oh ! Who were they and where is this ?
I would be scared to walk in a cemetery, I think but it was wonderful of you.
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Reblogged this on O LADO ESCURO DA LUA.
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Thanks.
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An act of Reverence.
The act shall Pay.
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Shiva
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