Chambers Co. AL         The Death of Frank M. Anglin
                                      
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     Source: "The LaFayette Sun", 1897
     
     FRANK M. ANGLIN... His loving wife whose tender hands never failed
     to supply his every want for ten weeks. A consistent church member,
     a good neighbor, a kind husband, an affectionate father, and
     moreover, a friend to all the boys. They all loved him, for he
     always had something lively and cheerful to say to them. He leaves
     a wife, a son who is now confined to his bed with fever, and two
     litle girls.
     
     Before his sickness he was making a grand success as a
     photographer. An artist, an invalid, an angel.
     
     Note: Tombstone inscription at Mount Pisgah Cemetery-
     
     FRANK MILLARD ANGLIN, August 28, 1857 - October 12, 1897