As we push through the garden gate of the old homestead,
we are surprised at how much smaller things are than we remembered them,
and how much work needs to be done.
-The Hummer-
Gerorge Lawrence Vance and Wife Susan Barbara Vance grandson of John G Porter. Interesting Susan has a second tombstone just behind the dual tombstone. She died in 1916 and he died in 1928.
This is an interesting headstone-- in placement, but also the wording. I don't often see a "Mrs." on the headstone. Makes one wonder if they were a couple that said to one another: "Good morning, Mrs. Vance" "And good morning to you, Mr. Vance"
Looking at George and Susan's picture I would say you could be correct. Mr and Mrs salutations. Interestingly she was Susan Barbara, but I notice the children put Barbara on the dual stone. My mother in law called her Barbara and that was a stumbling block at first. Thanks for coming by
This is an interesting headstone-- in placement, but also the wording. I don't often see a "Mrs." on the headstone. Makes one wonder if they were a couple that said to one another:
ReplyDelete"Good morning, Mrs. Vance" "And good morning to you, Mr. Vance"
Thanks for sharing.
Looking at George and Susan's picture I would say you could be correct. Mr and Mrs salutations.
ReplyDeleteInterestingly she was Susan Barbara, but I notice the children put Barbara on the dual stone. My mother in law called her Barbara and that was a stumbling block at first.
Thanks for coming by