Between the Paths — Row 16 (ctd)

Between the Paths — Row 16 (continued)

John Tawley (1736) Thomas Tawley (1737)

The Tawley stone is a small, weather-worn stone that can easily be missed. The left border features crossbones and Death holding an arrow, or dart of death. The right border features an hourglass and Father Time with his scythe. The wing symbol is used extensively: the crown has a winged death's head; the hourglass is winged; and even Father Time has wings. The headstone for two other Tawley children, Richard (1733) and Talbot (1736), is located in another cluster. (See Central Area Cluster 2.)	JOHN SON OF M^r JOHN & M^rs ISABELLA TAWLEY DIED SEP^T 22^D 1736 AGED 8 YEARS 8 M^o & 22 D^s. THOMAS SON OF M^r JOHN & M^rs ISABELLA TAWLEY DIEDSEPT 14 1737 AGED 12 YEARS 9 M^o & 11 D^s.

Mr. William Seal (1797)

In Memory of
MR. WILLIAM SEAL,
who died March 26th, 1797.
In the 31st Year of his Age.
Son of Thomas & Elizabeth
SEAL

Behold & see, as you pass by,
As you are now, so once was I;
As I am now, so you must by,
Prepare for Death, and follow me.

Behold & see, as you pass by, As you are now, so once was I, As I am now, so you must by, Prepare for Death, & follow me.