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New Jersey Cemeteries And Tombstones History In The Landscape Richard F Veit

Name: New Jersey Cemeteries And Tombstones History In The Landscape Richard F Veit
SKU: BELL-2303494
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New Jersey Cemeteries And Tombstones History In The Landscape Richard F Veit instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rutgers University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.82 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Richard F. Veit

Language: English

Year: 2008

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New Jersey Cemeteries And Tombstones History In The Landscape Richard F Veit by Richard F. Veit instant download after payment.

In this sweeping tour of New Jerseys burial sites from the seventeenth century through the dawn of the twenty-first, readers will discover how headstones are much more than place markers for the deceased. From the earliest memorials that were once used by Native Americans, to some of the elaborate structures of the present day, historians Richard F. Veit and Mark Nonestied use grave markers to tell an off-beat account of New Jerseys history that is both fascinating and unique.In detailed descriptions, the authors explain what cemeteries and their gravemarkers say about different individuals and the communities in which they lived.