Warren Winslow sent an e-mail to some Winslow cousins earlier this week:\u00a0 “I made a last minute trip to southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas over the weekend.\u00a0 I went to Beaver City, Nebraska and talked to the town librarian who put me in touch with Linda Weaver (Thomlinson).\u00a0 The Weavers are descendants of Richard R. Weaver and Evelyn C. Carr, Robert H. Carr and Elsie L. Winslow, Orin E. Winslow and Martha E. Moreland, and Elias H. Winslow and Sally Folsom. Linda\u2019s brother Richard owners the land Elias Howard Winslow homesteaded in the 1870s.<\/p>\n
“I took pictures at the Mount Hope Cemetery.\u00a0 The grave marker for Elias Howard Winslow and Sarah \u201cSally\u201d Folsom is an obelisk made of white limestone that measures 14 X 14 inches at the bottom and stands 60 inches high.\u00a0 The north side marks Elias Howard Winslow\u2019s grave and reads E. H. WINSLOW DIED May 15, 1882 AGED 57 Yrs. 6 Ms. 16 Days.\u00a0 The south side marks Sarah \u201cSally\u201d Folsom\u2019s grave and reads SALLY WIFE of E. H. Winslow DIED July 26, 1882 AGED 55 Years. The west side has clasped hands graved into the stone and reads Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. The east side is blank.”<\/p>\n