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North West

Weathered rectangular gravestone with rounded shoulders and base, light gray stone material, approximately 3-4 feet tall, set in dry brown grass with green patches. Front face inscribed in raised capital letters: 'To the Memory of' at the top; 'HENRY VANGREENSWAN' centered below; 'BORN 1830' at the bottom above the carved symbol. The name 'VANGREENSWAN' appears slightly eroded but readable. Prominent carved symbol at the base resembling a stylized tree of life or harp/lyre with a straight trunk, multiple curved branches spreading outward, and circular elements, possibly symbolic of eternity or music. No death date, epitaph, or additional inscriptions visible. No flowers, flags, mementos, or other decorations present. Background shows adjacent grass and soil, no other graves or structures in focus.

Henry Vangreensvan

Weathered rectangular gravestone made of light-colored stone (likely marble or sandstone) with a rounded top edge, standing upright on a grassy cemetery plot surrounded by patchy green grass and some dry brown patches. The front face features incised inscriptions: 'To the Memory of' at the top, followed by 'HENRY VANGREENSWAN' in large letters, and below that 'BORN 1830'. No death date, epitaph, or additional family names are visible. The back of the stone has a carved symbolic motif resembling a stylized tree with multiple branches or possibly a menorah-like emblem within an arched panel. The stone shows significant erosion and discoloration from age and weather exposure. No flowers, flags, mementos, or other decorations are present. The focus is clearly on the individual headstone marker.

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