My Yorkshire Pudding
Above is the tombstone for Ann Chicken which I had to probe though the pine needles and other debris to eventually find and unbury. I had known that it was there by previously seeing an online picture that had been taken by someone else and posted on the genealogy website Find-A-Grave. According to the credits, it had been posted on their site in 2016 but judging by the severe deterioration between my photo above taken in 2018, I suspect it had been taken many many years earlier. It says: Ann Wife of Joseph Chicken Was Born Aug 10, 1812 Died (Here is where the tombstone is broken obscuring what had been etched into it) Frances Daughter of J & A Chicken Born Apr 10, 1851 Died Feb 11, 1858 At the time, I didn't know much about Ann and up until recently, still hadn't. But now that it is cooling off a bit and outside work slowing down, I decided to remedy that. I didn't know much about my 4th great grandmother other than her name was Ann and that she died sometime in the