Howard Cemetery Inscriptions: North of Mulino, Clackamas County, Oregon

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Howard Cemetery
Clackamas County, Oregon, just north of Mulino, near Hwy. 213.

Howard, Richard R., An honest man the blest work of God,
Born Nov. 18, 1797, Died Nov. 18?


Howard, Cynthia, Wife of Richard R. Howard, A loving mother, faithful wife,
						devoted daughter.

Born Oct. 19, 1810 , Died July 20, 1877


Howard, Rev. Wm., Sacred to the memory of, Son of R.R. and Cynthia Howard

A just man of good report, he served God wrought rightousness and sought to know
and do his whole duty.  His race was early ended but it was well run.  His fight 
was earnest but it was successful. 

Servant of God well done
Rest from thy loved employ
The battles's fought, the victory won
Enter thy master's Joy.

Born Dec. 13, 1831 in Ill., Died Sept. 7, 1862 in Ogn.


Howard, Sarah Officer, Mother, Born March 30, 1838, Died June 10, 1861