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Marker for: "Mary Josephine, wife of Robert McMillen,1866--1909, erected by the Women of Woodcraft," Greenwood Cemetery. A cross and leaves are engraved at the top of the marker with a Women of Woodcraft insignia engraved below that. The family plot is enclosed by an iron fence.
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Shared marker for: "Ollie G.,1890--1945, and Oscar W., 1888--1937, Meyer, Dum tacet clamat,*" Greenwood Cemetery. Leaf embellishments are engraved at the upper corners of the marker, which is enclosed by iron fencing.
*“Though silent, he speaks”
"In cemeteries throughout the west, Dum Tacet Clamat is written on hand-carved gravestones paid for by an insurance company called the Woodmen of the World. In an era where people had no other form of...
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Shared marker for: "Albert G. Bartle, 1875--1913, and Frank J. Bartle, 1871--1931, At rest," Greenwood Cemetery. A leafy branch is engraved on the left of the marker.
4) Sadie Hunter
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Marker for: "Sadie, wife of Robt. Hunter, Aug. 31, 1866--Sept. 5,1905," Greenwood Cemetery. A Women of Woodcraft symbol between leaf clusters is inscribed at the top of the stone; an inscription at the bottom reads: "Her life was filled with deeds of kindness."
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Marker for: "Robert Hunter, born at The Retreat, Sligo, Ireland, Mar. 22,1867, died Nov. 18, 1894," Greenwood Cemetery. Inscription at bottom reads: "Respected and loved by all who knew him. We shall meet again." Oak leaves are engraved at the top of the marker.
6) Mabel Rainey
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Marker for Mabel Rainey, died Dec. 11, 1907, aged 7 yrs. 9ms. 16 ds., Greenwood Cemetery. Inscription at the bottom: "Her sun has gone down while it is yet day." An engraved scroll is the background with oak leaves engraved on the right side.
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Marker for Charles A. Wheelbarger, 1887--1914, Greenwood Cemetery. Leaves and flowers are engraved on the front of the marker.
