Tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szutlecki, Rossa cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013, photo autorzy karty, Public domain
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Tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szutlecki, Rossa cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013, photo autorzy karty, Public domain
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Fragment of a tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szutlecki, Rossa cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013, photo autorzy karty, Public domain
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ID: NGR-010033-P

Tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szultecki

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Rossa Cemetery in Vilnius

Fragment of a tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szutlecki, Rossa cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013

ID: NGR-010033-P

Tombstone of Benedict and Izabella Szultecki

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Burial site originally marked by a cross on a two-stage plinth and base, in a concrete band. Cross not preserved. Base uncut. First step of plinth with chamfered upper edges. On the front a panel with quarter rounded corners with a concave carved inscription. The second step of the plinth tapering upwards, with chamfered upper edges. On the front also a panel with rounded quarter circular corners with a concave carved inscription. The first and second steps of the plinth grounded. In the corners of the quatrefoil concrete cylindrical plinths on a concrete band, originally joined together by doubled iron bars. Loose fragments of granite material collected within.

Inscription:

S. P. / BENEDYKT / SZULTECKI / ZM. 6 MARCA 1897 R. / LAT 80. / I / IZABELLA / SZULTECKA / ZM. 16 STYCZ. 1912 R. / LAT 80. //. Cześć waszej pamięci / drodzy Rodzice. //.

Related persons:

Izabella Szutlecka
Benedykt Szutlecki

Time of origin:

1897-1900

Lokalizacja nagrobka:

Sector number 13e (Stara Rossa) Tomb number 33

Dimensions:

140 x 76 x 54 cm

Additional dimensions:

fence: H 75, W 130, D 240 (cm)

Materials:

coloured magmatic rocks (granite, syenite and others), concrete/jewel concrete, cast iron