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In Case You Missed It -- December, & Best of 2010

HAPPY NEW YEAR! I'm a bit behind in "getting back into the swing of things" around here after all the holiday happenings, so this post is a couple of days late. I want to thank all of you for continuing to follow the Southern Graves blog, and I promise to do my best to hold your interest in 2011. If you are a new follower, WELCOME! Here are some posts that might be new to you: ICYMI -- December 2010 (most viewed posts over the last 30 days) - Undertakers, Coffins, & Furniture - In Hoc Signo Vinces: the Knights Templar - Sentimental Sunday's Baby Knox - Little Fingers, Little Toes - Eugene & Virginia are Watching and Waiting (Tombstone Tuesday) - Symbolism of the Oak Leaf - A Pair of Infant Shoes, Times Two! - Maud (Henry?) Hambrick & the Railroad - Darling Anna (Today's Epitaph) - The Howells of Duluth - Southern Cross of Honor And here are the most viewed posts of 2010 (according to Google Analytics): - Southern Cross ...

Sentimental Sunday's Baby Knox

Baby Knox Hands from Heaven Dove of Purity Clyde E. Son of Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Knox Born May 30, 1903 Died July 6, 1904 A little time on earth he spent, Till God for him His angel sent. Duluth Baptist Church Cemetery Duluth, Gwinnett County, Georgia All photos © 2010 S. Lincecum