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"Stump" Grave Stones

 

 

In Indiana, stone quarries were the source of much of the Indiana limestone used in various American  public buildings.
This produced a large supply of skilled stone carvers, who in their spare hours would often produce elaborate grave markers,
 many in the form of tree stumps.

 

in a cemetery North of Terre Haute

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 


 

in cemetery near Lincoln's boyhood home

 

was a member of the Masonic Order

 

 

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