07/07/2009

Tombstone Tuesday: Marjory (Milne) Kinmond 1817-1891

Milne

A nice example of a maiden name on a tombstone.  Her husband is buried back in Scotland.
Jul 7, 2009 4:50:00 AM | Gravestones

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