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1. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Cemetery Records [1]
This list & it's most generous, kind volunteers are the best thing that has ever happened for Arizona Genealogy. Thanks - Gail, Kristi, Bill, Vynette & others whose names, I am not familar with at this time. Thanks, Tess
2. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Mammoth Cemeteries in Pinal Co. [1]
Hi Della, I am the requestor on the ARAIZA surname of Pinal Co.. I have, very recently, started research on this name and afraid I have very little information on them at this point.. I am not familar with your names but will be happy to share what I know of this family. Have been unable, at this point in my research, to determine what year they immigrated to the AZ Terr. from the Hermosillo-Guaymas, Sonora area. My guess at this point would be abt.1880 but this is only a guess. Members of this fam
3. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Sunset cemetery [1]
Is there a list of the burials in the Sunset Cemetery,Willcox,Cochse Co., AZ.? I need information from the 1930s to 1970s. Thank you. Gladys Hill gocotillo@theriver.com Origianl Message ----- > To: Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 6:31 AM Subject: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Sunset cemetery >
4. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: forwarded messages [1]
This is an AZ mail list for ALL cemeteries in the state and not just Pinal Co. It is a mail list for anyone searching any cemetery in the state. It is a mail list to post queries and to obtain help from any volunteers that may be in or out of the state but who may be able to help. Your cemetery is not in Pinal Co. but in Maricopa Co. and we need to find someone who can search for you in Maricopa Co. If you wish to be removed from this mail list please send a message to: AZ-CEMETERIES-L-request@rootsweb
5. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Stanley A Westmoreland died Mar. 20. 1911- Phoenix [1]
You may be able to obtain a death certificate (not certified)from the DLAPR (Arizona Department of Library, Archives & Public Records - History & Archives Division) in Phoenix which may give you the name of the mortuary which handled the arrangement and possibly the name of the cemetery in which he was buried. Many people I know has had very good luck with them (death records - birth records - newspaper articles, etc.) I just happen not to be one of those - (e-mail requests). It is an excellent s
6. [AZ-CEMETERIES] [1]
Spring is here! Want to help with the Tombstone Transcription Project but not sure how? Here are 10 ways: 1. Walk and record (transcribe) a cemetery that isn't available on-line yet. 2. Update a cemetery listing that is on-line, but that was done many years ago. (There are LOTS of these to choose from!) 3. Become a look-up volunteer for a cemetery near your home. Don't want to do it alone? 4. Organize a scout troop, your card club, or other group organization to transcribe a cemetery as a group proj
7. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Mammoth Cemeteries in Pinal Co. [1]
Vynette, Thanks for the reminder - I will check out all of them when I go up in a couple or three weeks, might even find other families members (Gamez - Ronquillo - Bonilla(s)) I am searching , there also. Thanks for your help. Tess
8. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: forwarded messages [1]
Gail, from what you wrote below, I think this email might be for me, Della Romandia. Are you telling me that the Mesa Cemetery is not in Pinal Co. but in Maricopa Co.? I believe I already knew that but I was also wondering if there was some way of checking a book or list ( for the Florence, Pinal Co. cemetery) to review and check to see if any Romandia's are buried there. In your email message you stated: we need to find someone who can search for you in Maricopa Co. Does this mean that you will look for
9. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Fw: Looking for William Wallace Ormsby [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 9:22 AM Subject: Looking for William Wallace Ormsby > William Wallace Ormsby was b. 2 Dec. 1835 in amherst, Mahoning Co. Ohio. His > parents were: Abner Ormsby & Olive Gardner. William Wallace died on 30 Dec. > 1922 in Tempe, AZ. I have not found a gravesite. Thank you. e-mail: > aclongoria@cs.com >
10. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] HAYDEN AZ. MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY [1]
According to the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names at: http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabulary/tgn/index.html Hayden..........................(inhabited place) (N & C Am., USA, Arizona, Gila) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gail Meyer Kilgore" To: Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 6:17 PM Subject: Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] HAYDEN AZ. MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY > Hi Bill.....sounds GREAT!!! > > Is Hayden in Pinal Co.? Is that where you l
11. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Volunteers [1]
Just me again, Can I get a list of volunteers and what cemeteries you can volunteer for? I have added a page to the web site for volunteers and what they can do. Gail
12. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Sunset cemetery [1]
In the books, Arizona Death Records, Vol 1-3, published by the Arizona State Genealogical Society in 1976, there is no cemetery in Cochise Co. listed under the name of "Sunset". There is one called "Willcox cemetery". That has been formatted into a database. Please let me know which names you are looking for and I will see if they are on that cemetery record. (The records are all before the mid-1970's) I hope that I can be of help. Vynette Sage
13. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Mammoth, Pinal Co. [1]
Tess, I think I have the cemeteries listed on the web page for Mammoth in Pinal Co. But that is about all that I can do for you at this time... Will be working on Pinal Co. but it will take time... gonna recruit some help..;-) Gail
14. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] ROMANDIA [1]
Gail, About 4 years ago I was able to drive to Florence, AZ (husband had a softball tournament in Phoenix) and found a Catholic church and I was told they no longer had any records there because all records were sent to Casa Grande. I then went to the City Hall (county recorder's office) and I was allowed to view these giant books that listed marriages. I found a posted record for (our grandfather) Francisco L. & Francisca Santa Cruz (maiden name-Vistero/Ballestero)on page 108 in 10-21-1881 ?? (but a re
15. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Casa Grande [1]
Hi Kristi and all... I guess my question is... it is called the Tombstone Project.. the Japanese were cremated so how would you put this into the Tombstone Project? Also, going thru these records many were shipped out to other cemeteries but their deaths are recorded here... you can't put that on the Tombstone page. What about all the graves that I located that do not have tombstones? I have this info and wondering where I am going to put it... The Weaver Cemetery is locked and I have to find the fam
16. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Mammoth, Pinal Co. [1]
I am trying to find death dates for Gil & Josefa ARAIZA who died in Mammoth, Pinal Co., between 1905-1910 on the same date. Does any one know what the cemetery/cemeteries would be there & where they are located? Also, any idea what newspaper would have covered this area during this time period - if any? Thanks, Tess
17. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Fw: hogan [1]
I don't know if it will help, however there is a LDS microfiche collection #6118797 of Arizona newspaper obituary index, 1862-1997. It might we worth checking. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vynette Sage" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 6:50 PM Subject: Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Fw: hogan > I did not find any listing for "Michael Hogan" in the books, Arizona Death > Records" which were published by the Arizona Genelealogical Society in 1975. > Th
18. [AZ-CEMETERIES] New Web Page [1]
Hi, I tentatively started a new web page for the AZ-CEMETERIES and you can go in and take a look and I am open for any suggestions or ideas but I thought that it might be a way of posting requests for look-ups and also a place if you have found a grave to post it. As I said, I am open for any and all suggestions and I still have work to do on this site.... www.rootsweb.com/~azpinal/azcemeteries.html Gail Casa Grande, AZ
19. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Volunteer [1]
I will do look ups here in Tucson -- Cemeteries are Evergreen, Holy Hope (Catholic), South Lawn, East Lawn Palms, and Desert Vista (non-demoninational). If you find any others by the real estate office here in Tucson, I would be most interested in finding them. There is one on like Ft. Lowell, a small one, but it looks like a private cemetery, its next to a residence.. wierd huh. Joe Derr Pima County Lookup Volunteer
20. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Casa Grande Records [1]
It was a sad situation.... Vynette, in the Tombstone transcriptions did you run across a Olive Williams that died in 1907 in Tombstone? Her body was exhumed and brought to CG and buried here in 1922. How about a Mrs. Winfred May Hughes who died on 10 Mar 1921 and is buried in Bisbee? Gail
21. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Re: Mammoth, Pinal Co., [1]
Good.... I just had to read a little further to see that you found them...;-) Gail
22. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] Phoenix Cemeteries [1]
Thanks the last of his sisters died at age 99 Jan this year.she would have been 100 if she lived to Oct 1 .This is what I was afraid of We probly will never know now.All this sister new it was in Phoenix area there isn't any more family left ..Thank you for your time to answer Gail Meyer Kilgore wrote: > Hi, > > I am not Vynette, but you would almost have to have the name of the cemetery > or someone who would want to sit and call all the mortuaries in Phoenix to > see if they would check their records a
23. Re: [AZ-CEMETERIES] SIEVERS/GALLEGO lookup [1]
Hello Sylvia, There are a lot of people in the books, Arizona Death Records, with the surname of Gallego. None have the first name of Eloise. There is an Eloisa Gellegos who was 76yrs old when she died Oct 14, 1948 and who is buried in Desert View Cemetery in Winslow. This doesn't seem to fit the person that you are looking for. Under the surname of Sievers, there are no listings at all. Sorry that I couldn't be of any help. Vynette Sage
24. [AZ-CEMETERIES] FOUND CREMATION REMAINS [1]
In 1954 I was working for an excavation contractor , doing some work on an old farm field in the portion of Aravaipa Canyon located in Pinal County. An earth scraper uncovered what appeared to be a small pit containing burned bone. Unfortunatly, the next pass that the operator made, destroyed the site. This farm was an old one going back to perhaps the turn of the century. I have never known the Native Americans living in Arizona, prior to that time, to cremate their dead and I have always been curious abou
25. [AZ-CEMETERIES] Cemetery Records [1]
Hurray!!! I have hit pay dirt or should I say "sand".... I just got a telephone call and looks like some of the records from the "Old Casa Grande Cemetery" have surfaced and I am out the door to take a look and start coping the old mortuary books... I am so excited... see what happens when you get nosey or start asking questions...;-) Gail
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