Presque Isle County MI Archives Photo Tombstone.....Juhn, Carline And Ernest 
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Sarah Zapata szapata@charter.net October 16, 2010, 12:44 am

Cemetery:           Belknap Township Cemetery
Name:               Carline And Ernest Juhn

Date Of Photograph: October 15, 2010
Photo can be seen at:
http://www.usgwarchives.net/mi/presqueisle/photos/tombstones/belknaptownship/juhn144263nph.jpg
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This is an old concrete slab, approximately 18 by 14 inches, with roughly
incised letters(possibly written in the wet concrete with a finger) marked by a
slowly deteriorating wooden cross that stands about three feet high.  This stone
is located between the Pauly and Grauherr stones and slightly more toward the
back fence line toward the east. The name at the top is "Juhn", with the name
"Carline" and her dates on the left side, and the name "Ernest" and his dates on
the right side below it.

Carline Juhn 1845 - 1923
Ernest Juhn 1921 - 1913


Additional Comments:
There is an additional photo of the cross marking the stone, and individual
photo's of each side of the stone for additional clarity.  This stone was
partially buried and was missed when the picture of the cross was taken. When
the picture of the cross was being processed it was noticed that there might be
a marker beneath it. A return trip to the cemetery proved this to be true, and
the stone was freed from the covering dirt, cleaned as well as possible and
photographs taken.  In the B.J. Kemme transcription of the Belknap Township
Cemetery this stone is attributed to Arline and Ernest John(?). After cleaning
it, it became apparent that the name on the left is "Carline" with the C being
more deteriorated than the rest of the name.  The top of the U in the name
"Juhn" was buried and it looked like "JOHN", but after cleaning it became
obvious that the surname is "JUHN"

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