The work concentrates on seeking out and compiling images of funerary art. These items serve many cultural functions, primarily in the expression of beliefs about the afterlife. They might reflect the interest of a person whilst living or represent a sort of symbolic communication with the individual who has died. I am interested in this area of work as it is a fascinating way to see the exploration and expression of ideas surrounding mortality. Saturday, January 23, 2016. Tuesday, December 6, 2011.

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Finally an easy-to-use solution to manage your property and records. Archive is the software solution that makes day-to-day management of cemetery property and records easy and efficient. Archive does the work, linking all of your records, maps and images. Who is buried in the cemetery and where.

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Two mad-cap co-workers who love history, genealogy, and the occasional walk through a cemetery. Obituary- Carrie Belle Ford Cross Allen. Why double? She was married to both my paternal great-grandfathers. After divorcing her first husband, she married her second, whose son by a previous marriage, married her daughter from her first. Such a tangled web builds our family trees. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs Edna Allen of Fremont, and Mrs Clyde E .