Women of Tombstone and the Churches

[@gilmore5able]

Wow! Nellie Cashman was really God's hands and feet for many people in those days, bringing God's mercy and help wherever needed!

[@stevenhutson8526]

I understand what you're saying but it was God that brought it there right!!!

[@lillvill6403]

Loved this old man bringing it on, historical facts that we should pass on unto future generations of we care to preserve History

[@PAUL-pz3rz]

My daughter and I cross Arizona a few times each year. Tombstone is always on our list of favorite places. I am so glad that so much of it has been preserved.

[@arizonarevivalhistory]

I heartily agree! I'm fascinated by the place!

[@samlomaglio715]

St. Augustines on S. Stone Ave was built In the 1890's. The original church was on S. Church St between Congress and Broadway. Sam

[@catholiccrusader5328]

'My' Catholic Church should, in my opinion, canonize Ms. Cashman as a saint. Nellie sure was one. Happy Feast Day (Today is All Saints Day!) Nellie, dear! 😇

[@icetrucker7037]

Question im intersted in knowing where these people are buried from that time period,whould u know where nelly was intomed or her last name ?

[@arizonarevivalhistory]

Hi--sorry for the delay--I am guilty of not checking my comments that often. Nellie Cashman is buried in VIctoria, B.C. Canada, in the Ross Bay Cemetery, Block U Plot 64 E 51. I have not been there, so do not know what those directions mean.

[@privatepilot4064]

They should have just asked God for the funds.