 Thomas Woodall's stone is the large one, top left of these two pictures. |
 The base to it is on the opposite side of the tree. |
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Osha S. G. b. Yokley
This stone was interesting in that it was a tabletop stone. It had originally rested on four stone legs, which are now located a few feet away.
This one had an inscription although very difficult to read.
Photos by Paul Ridenour, David Ridenour, Skye Tolbert, Sue Tolbert and George Miller
Background Graphics by Barbara's Background Graphics
©Sue Tolbert 2001, 2002
