Cemeteries of the Covered Bridges

Banner photograph of St. Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery, Bath, North Carolina - Taken by Judith Richards Shubert October 2008

There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning.
- Thornton Wilder

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Tuesday, January 20, 2009

C. H. TRICE, SR.

Sept. 12, 1835
Aug. 12, 1921

TRICE

Order of Freemasons Symbol

West End Cemetery
Lingleville, Erath County, Texas

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The grave itself is but a covered bridge Leading from light to light through a brief darkness. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

"The bitterest tears shed over graves are the words left unsaid or deeds left undone."

- Harriet Beecher Stowe,
author of Uncle Tom's Cabin

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Judith Richards Shubert: Everyone calls me Judy. I live in the countryside at a little crossroads called Caldwell in North Carolina just outside of Hillsborough, a small town with a history as old and diverse as our nation itself. My husband of 58 years and I have walked over many a resting place searching for a loved one or just reading poignant inscriptions that we find on the beautiful markers. I have a great interest in genealogy research and love to share the excitement of a newly found tidbit of information on my family's history. It excites me also to help others find that missing piece linking them to someone they knew of, but didn't know! I am the author of six blogs: Genealogy Traces, Cemeteries with Texas Ties, Cemeteries of the Covered Bridges, Food Gratitude, Tennessee Memories, and MWHS Mountaineer Heritage Park Blog. Genealogy Traces and Tennessee Memories each highlight Family Names that I am researching so I will not list them here.

Genealogy Traces

Sam Houston's Proclamation
6 years ago
Food Gratitude

Yearly Traditions
8 years ago
Cemeteries of the Covered Bridges

Broken Stones in Old Part of New Sharon Cemetery
11 years ago
Tennessee Memories

LENOIR CITY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ~ 1936
12 years ago
Cemeteries with Texas Ties

"Asleep in Jesus!" Lillian Copeland - Tombstone Tuesday in Veale Creek Cemetery
17 years ago