
A classical fancy that invites visitors to sit, pray, and contemplate for a while.

A simple and timeless design, classical but not classicist because it does not subscribe to any ism.
Bronze doors with palm fronds, symbolic of victory over death.
[I]N MEMORY OF
[R]OBERT McCULLOUGH,
who departed t[his li]fe
Jan 26th 18—
aged 40 years.
The whole front has flaked off this tombstone, but most of the inscription remains legible. The stone is obviously carved by the same hand that made the stone for Margaret nearby; we presume they were husband and wife who both died young, but the stones themselves do not indicate the relationship.
IN MEMORY OFF
MARGARET McCULLOUGH
who departed this life
April 11th 1836,
in the 33d year of her
age.
JOHN MORGAN
DIED
MAY 15, 1852
AGED
75 YEARS.
A number of Morgans are buried in the Clinton Cemetery, and we are not sure how or whether they are all related.
ELIZABETH
WIFE OF
JOHN MORGAN
DIED
DEC. 2, 1845(?)
AGED — YEARS
LIZZIE MORGAN
DIED
MAR 24 1847
AGED
25(?) YEARS.
There are several broken tombstones in the cemetery leaning against other tombstones. This one belongs to Robert McCullough.
Dr. CHARLES MORGAN
Died
Mar. 31, 1852
Aged 52 Years
In a different light the epitaph might be more legible. It seems to begin “In all his excellent…,” but we could be completely wrong about that.
DANIEL MORGAN,
DIED
SEPT. 26, 1867,
AGED 62 YEARS.
The shallow inscription is eroded, so this is our best attempt at interpreting it:
IN MEMORY OF
DANIEL,
SON OF
JAMES & HANNAH MORGAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DEC 5, 1850
AGED
18 YEARS, 3 MOS.
& 16 DAYS.