Old Stone Church and grounds field trip




 
  

 

  

  
These two pictures above are of the burial ground of a Cherokee Indian, Osenappa.
 
  The dimes and pennies on the end tomb marker are from the child and me. One set of coins for each. The pennies for our visit and respects to a warrier lost. The dimes for one of our own...a legacy to the tribe.
 
 
 
 

 

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