JAMES AND ANN GILLMAN,

The friends with whom he resided

During the above period, dedicate this tablet.

Under the pressure of a long

And most painful disease,

His disposition was unalterably sweet and angelic.

He was an ever-enduring, ever-loving friend,

The gentlest and kindest teacher,

The most engaging home-companion.

'Oh, framed for calmer times and nobler hearts;

O studious poet, eloquent for _truth!_

Philosopher contemning wealth and death,

Yet docile, child-like, full of life and love.'

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