(OLD) MT. HERMAN CEMETERY, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida

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Directions:  Located at 1093 W. 6th Street.  

Notes:  This burial plot is all that is left of what used to be a cemetery, 
according to reports by neighboring residents.  The land is now a city park.  
This plot is surrounded by a low, concrete border and used to have corner markers, 
steps and entry posts, but all have been vandalized.  
 
A monument in the center of the plot says, "FAGINS"
 
Directly behind that monument is another, smaller monument that says, "To The 
Memory Of Our Beloved Dead"

FAGINS, Ella, b. Feb 1 1875 d. Dec 31 1908, Oldest Daughter of Idella Fagins, "Gone But Not Forgotten. In Thee, O Lord, Have I Put My Trust"
FAGINS, No First Name, b. Mar 5 1856 (in Comfort, N.C.) d. Sep 5 1905 (in Jacksonville, Fla), Beloved Husband of Idella Fagins
 
Marker lying on the ground and very illegible:  Rich A. (or C) HASTINS, "CSA, 21st M. S.G.T." (last name could be misspelled), No Dates
 
Further up the hill I found a marker that had been thrown face down and was partially covered by weeds:  Rob't. THOMAS, "Co H, 34th U.S.C.T.", No Dates