Post by deltadarlin on Nov 8th, 2009 at 7:54pm
I did get a few pictures. I can't remember all the backstories, so I'll explain what I can.
All I know, is he shot a man for some reason
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There are gypsies buried here. Strange fact, they are buried standing up
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He was the Presbyterian minister for over 60 years in the late 1800s, in some cases, he married all three generations of a family
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I don't remember his name, but he has a bronze bust on a marble tombstone.
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Sam Jones (I had the pleasure of meeting this gentleman and he is a fine historian and a fine actor) portrayed the father of a young girl who was killed in the blast from a chemical factory. I'm not sure how many died, but the youngest was either 12 or 13. The man lived and eventually grieved himself to death. Eventually the owner of the company erected headstones for the graves of the 4 young girls that were killed. THe father is buried to the left of the 4 young girls.
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They were playing the roles of people who played on the paddleboats as they moved up and down the river.
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This lady portrayed a Jewish woman (Natchez had quite a large Jewish population during the 1800s). She opened up a daycare for the workers in the cotton mills and eventually opened up a school for the children of the workers to teach them how to sew. Her husband ended up killing himself during Reconstruction because he thought they were broke.
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All I know, is he shot a man for some reason
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or END PRINTPAGESam Jones (I had the pleasure of meeting this gentleman and he is a fine historian and a fine actor) portrayed the father of a young girl who was killed in the blast from a chemical factory. I'm not sure how many died, but the youngest was either 12 or 13. The man lived and eventually grieved himself to death. Eventually the owner of the company erected headstones for the graves of the 4 young girls that were killed. THe father is buried to the left of the 4 young girls.
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