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Description
Victorian era grave monument made in cast zinc by Monumental Bronze Co.

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY. A national registered landmark, founded 1838.

A statue of Faith (most popular of the company's several sculpture designs) tops the 4 sided, 4 tiered zink obelisk. Featured emblems include those frequently used by Freemasons, Oddfellows and the Grand Army of the Republic.

Front Side: Name on base JACKLITSCH. All-Seeing Eye emblem inside a star, Three Link Chain Emblem, I. O. O. F. , a cherub face above the nameplate.
"August F. Jacklitsch d. September 19 1883 Aged 56 Years 2 Months 9 Days
August W. d. July 2 1857 Aged 2 Years 6 Months
John A. d. January 10 1859 Aged 14 Months
Charles A. d. February 22 1862 Aged 14 Months
Walter E. d. January 1 1876 Aged 2 Years 6 Months."

Alternate sides:

Beehive emblem, pair of kneeling angels emblem
"Dear Mother, In Earth's Thorny Paths How Long Thy Feet Have Trod! To Find At Last This Peaceful Rest Safe In The Arms Of God."

Last Voyage Emblem, Clasped Hands emblem
"Dear Father, With A Reverent Hand This to Thy Memory Given, While One By One Thy Household Band God Reunites In Heaven."

Square and Compass Emblem, G.A.R. Badge
"Mary Louisa Egbert Beloved Wife of Thomas C. Egbert, b. May 10th 1839 d. December 19th 1869 Aged 29 Years, 7 months."

Below the nameplate above the base on the rear side of the marker is another list of names: Mary Elizabeth Lampus. Charles Lampus. William Henry Lampus. Mary Ellis.

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Beehive Emblem: Used by the Freemasons and by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I. O. O. F.); the hive is a symbol representing human industry, faith, education, and domestic virtues. It is currently in use by the International Freelancers Union.

Clasped Hands Emblem: Can be used to represent a farewell, a meeting, or philanthropy.

Manufacturer Information: Monument is stamped on its base Monumental Bronze Co., Bridgeport CT.

Other images of markers by MBC :

Description
Victorian era grave monument made in cast zinc by Monumental Bronze Co.

Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY. A national registered landmark, founded 1838.

A statue of Faith (most popular of the company's several sculpture designs) tops the 4 sided, 4 tiered zink obelisk. Featured emblems include those frequently used by Freemasons, Oddfellows and the Grand Army of the Republic.

Front Side: Name on base JACKLITSCH. All-Seeing Eye emblem inside a star, Three Link Chain Emblem, I. O. O. F. , a cherub face above the nameplate.
"August F. Jacklitsch d. September 19 1883 Aged 56 Years 2 Months 9 Days
August W. d. July 2 1857 Aged 2 Years 6 Months
John A. d. January 10 1859 Aged 14 Months
Charles A. d. February 22 1862 Aged 14 Months
Walter E. d. January 1 1876 Aged 2 Years 6 Months."

Alternate sides:

Beehive emblem, pair of kneeling angels emblem
"Dear Mother, In Earth's Thorny Paths How Long Thy Feet Have Trod! To Find At Last This Peaceful Rest Safe In The Arms Of God."

Last Voyage Emblem, Clasped Hands emblem
"Dear Father, With A Reverent Hand This to Thy Memory Given, While One By One Thy Household Band God Reunites In Heaven."

Square and Compass Emblem, G.A.R. Badge
"Mary Louisa Egbert Beloved Wife of Thomas C. Egbert, b. May 10th 1839 d. December 19th 1869 Aged 29 Years, 7 months."

Below the nameplate above the base on the rear side of the marker is another list of names: Mary Elizabeth Lampus. Charles Lampus. William Henry Lampus. Mary Ellis.

___________________________________________________

Beehive Emblem: Used by the Freemasons and by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I. O. O. F.); the hive is a symbol representing human industry, faith, education, and domestic virtues. It is currently in use by the International Freelancers Union.

Clasped Hands Emblem: Can be used to represent a farewell, a meeting, or philanthropy.

Manufacturer Information: Monument is stamped on its base Monumental Bronze Co., Bridgeport CT.

Other images of markers by MBC :