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Family Remembrance:472 "We have found several of the Agler grave stones in Riverside Cemetery in Columbus, Ohio (George, Hannah, Frederick, and Margaret). All four of these stones have poems in script on them. Most are four lines but George Agler's is twelve lines. We are trying to decipher them." 1850 U.S. Census:713 Franklin County, Ohio (Mifflin Township, District 38) Enumerated 22 November 1850 George Agler••30, male, farmer, real estate value $2,500, born in Ohio Lucinda••25, female, born in Connecticut Marry••7, female, born in Ohio, attended school within the year Emma••6, female, born in Ohio, attended school within the year Sophona••4, female, born in Ohio Orin••2, male, born in Ohio Maguire••2 months, male, born in Ohio Mary Drake••66, female, born in Ohio Cousins Samuel Baughman708 and William Baughman712 resided in adjacent households. 1854 Tombstone:487 Riverside Cemetery, Mifflin Township, Franklin County, Ohio. George Agler I would be buried in some quiet spot, Where flowers will blossom when I am forgot. Where boughs of the cyrpess and willow wave Gently and mournfully over my grave. Then let no bright eye be weeping for me, Let no heart throb with keen anguish or be Saddened or lonelier when I am gone. Let the bright days pass joyously on. As when in moments of rapturing bliss We thought of a world more enchanting than this And spoke of the future, the bright time to come When we [illegible] sweet blissful home. Other Researchers: Ron and Sue Grove <sgrove1@yahoo.com> are also researching this line and would welcome your comments. | ||||||||||
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