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1. RE: [MO-CEM] Re: Cave Springs and Rock Prairie Cemeteries [1]
Thank you to everyone who has helped me find these cemeteries--I plan to take my pictures either this week or next! Heather Gilbert >From: Mike Flannigan >Reply-To: MO-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: MO-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MO-CEM] Re: Cave Springs and Rock Prairie Cemeteries >Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 06:09:35 -0600 > > >CSC is NW of Willard: >http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=37.35417&lon=-93.46361&datum=NAD27&s=50&size=l > >RPC: >http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?
2. Re: [MO-CEM] neglected cemeteries [1]
Wayne, You are so right that is why I had put the pictures of Proctor on the internet. I am working on finding that special person to help me with the first clean up. I live 7 hours away. I think I am finding people who if I called them they they could go check on it. But they are in the age bracket they they can not do it. I was shocked when the farmer next door told me it had not been mowed in 3 years . I was even more shocked when Orlena found out there was money for it to be mowed., I think I r
3. Re: [MO-CEM] Re: Neglected Cemeteries [1]
And I noticed that you said he watched them remove the stones, but you didn't mention that they excavated. Removing stones and excavating is one thing, but just plowing down the stones and doing whatever to the land, that always gets me. But, of course, if you travel down the interstate, you might be amazed at how many settlers are buried out your car window. After the wooden crosses are gone, you never know where exactly ggggreat uncle George was buried. Back in the 1700's when the wooden cross was pla
4. Re: [MO-CEM] Re: Neglected Cemeteries [1]
The way Uncle talked they just removed the stones and started making the park. You are right, there might be someone buried in our yard. When people died years ago they had to bury them where they were. What gets to me is that a cemetery is established with stones and they take the stones away and use the land. About a quarter mile from our house in some woods there is a small grave yard. I have forgotten what the name was on one of the stones. It has been about 5 yr since I have went there as the way to
5. Re: [MO-CEM] Harrison Co. Mo. Cemeteries [1]
she is right . I had typed in 1888 which should have been 1880 . If you think is bad then you have to have to have a double Smith line . My mother was a Smith and Married a Smith Loretta On Feb 25, 2005, at 11:46 PM, PAJDAISYLANE@aol.com wrote: > Hi Loretta, > > Leslie Beeks book says Homer C. was 21Y 7M some days > > Mary R. Towns Smith b 1846 d 1941 m. John E. Smith 20 Dec 1866 > > Paul A. Johnson > > > ==== MO-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting o
6. Re: [MO-CEM] Re: MO-CEMETERIES-D Digest V05 #13--ALFRED LAFAYETTE LEE [1]
You will have to know the county he died in and send to Jefferson City, MO for that certificate. The newspaper of the area he died might have the obit, but you didn't give enough information. Lois ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 3:20 PM Subject: [MO-CEM] Re: MO-CEMETERIES-D Digest V05 #13--ALFRED LAFAYETTE LEE > Subject: Alfred Lafayette Lee death certificate OR OBIT > > > >I am trying to locate the death certi
7. Re: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys [1]
Maybe we should all send letters to the Atorney General for Missouri Jay Nixon to inform him that there are property owners who are breaking Missouri Law . Also I don't know much about statute of limitations on these lews but I think that Harrison County property owner who tore out tombstones is liable for prosecution. Heather Gilbert wrote:Chris-- This is illegal--read on---you can read all MO cemetery law at the following link! I suggest you contact the sherrif and go
8. Re: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys [1]
Stacy This cemetery was about 50 miles farther west and may have been in the Marysville area the Lady said only Parson where buried there. ( I think that was the name ) You do not have to look for it for me as I am not going out to look for it again and try to save it . It is gone and I can not save it. You just reminded me of something . I had that Cemetery maked on a map . That year I wore out the map and threw it. ( can not find it ) . But I have to take time and remark the new map so others in my
9. Re: [MO-CEM] Harrison Co. Mo. Cemeteries [1]
My late husband has a great grandfather and great grandmother buried in Blue Ridge, in Harrison County, Some one sent me pictures of their tombstones. The pictures were taken a few years back but I was under the impression that the cemetary was being maintained. Loretta Eichmann wrote:The Cemetery I have in Harrison co. is called Old Blue Ridge. My family there is the Smiths and the Towns. Here is Kevin Sutton s web page of it. It is because of Kevin's pictures that I got into this as
10. Re: [MO-CEM] Harrison Co. Mo. Cemeteries [1]
I hope that when you have your pictures developed that you have them saved to a disk as that way the good ones can be sent over the internet and a great computer person like Ann can take out the parts where my finger is showing on the edge of the pictures . SURE NEED TO BE MORE CAREFUL Loretta On Feb 26, 2005, at 1:07 PM, Eharsma@aol.com wrote: > I've never surveyed cemeteries, but I have been fortunate to visit a > few > where some of my ancestors are buried. I do not have a digital > camera, etc.
11. RE: [MO-CEM] Re: Neglected Cemeteries [1]
At least if you had the sheriff's deputy as a witness, and then if you went back later and the cemetery was gone, you would have a credible witness! >From: JudyJDM@aol.com >Reply-To: MO-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: MO-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MO-CEM] Re: Neglected Cemeteries >Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 00:37:44 EST > >Many thanks to Orlena and Kristy for the valuable information about Grundy >Co.!!! Likely it is the same in all counties - not enough money and/or >interest and/or awareness. > >I
12. Neglected Cemeterys [1]
Orlena I am setting her with tears over all the information you have come up with today. I know I will gladly give some thing toward keeping this cemetery looking better and will gladly drive the 7 hours to be there that first time it is cleaned off . I went looking for this cemetery because some one else wanted pictures of his grandfathers grave. Now that I found it I feel that some thing has to be done Here are a few pictures I took before I gave up. It was so hard to find any one in this cemeter
13. Re: [MO-CEM] Harrison Co. Mo. Cemeteries [1]
Hi Thelma, One Mary Smith Mary R. Towns Smith b 1846 d 1941 m. John E. Smith 20 Dec 1866 The name Smith is difficult to follow, Johnson is just as bad. Paul A. Johnson
14. Kans. City MO Pauper cemeteries of 1899 [1]
As several of you know, I have been seeking for 30+ years the grave of George N. Goldsberry who died on 4th St. between Delaware and Wyandotte Sts in Kansas City on 22 Apr 1899. He had been a "homeless wanderer", but had been confined to the hospital for pneumonia. He was released from the Hospital on Sat Apr 22 and died of a massive heart attack as he walked from the hospital. The police and Coroner only knew who he was by the prescription that was in his pocket containing his name. One of George's
15. Thomas M. JACKSON [1]
Hello: I am looking for 'any' information on Thomas M. JACKSON born 18 Feb 1847 in Missouri., and his wife Mary (McELHANY) JACKSON (daughter of E. Lazarus McELHANY). Thomas and Mary were married on 11 Nov 1876 (no location known). Thomas died 29 Aug 1929 (again no location) and Mary passed away 7 Aug 1926. Thomas was possibly the son of Andrew JACKSON (formerly of Kentucky) and his wife Catharine, born in MO., both born about 1816/1818. It is a possibility also that Thomas was a Methodist Minister in S
16. RE: [MO-CEM] Re: Neglected Cemeteries [1]
In the old days, family could be buried on their own land, it wasn't deeded as a cemetery. When it was deeded as a cemetery, it obviously should have remained a cementery. Private cemeteries apparently had different rules. Unfortunately, the later owners often refused new burials or markers added to old burials and proceded to return it to pasture or farming ground. I've never tried it, however I don't doubt that some people do have the gift. I've seen newspaper articles about people who do it. As I r
17. Re: [MO-CEM] Obit Look-up Please [1]
Leslie, As long as no one is in a hurry, and if a person is in a hurry doing genealogy they are in for tears, I'll be glad to take a look next time I am at the library. Will let you know what I find. Will a transcription sufice or would you rather have a photo copy? Vicki In the river brakes of central Missouri Out going scanned by Norton Anti-Virus
18. Re: [MO-CEM] Thomas M. JACKSON [1]
Will do, I am copying all these emails so I wont forget, but remember I'm new at this. Jackie 'O" >>> HAFITZ@aol.com 2/22/05 8:25:41 PM >>> Jackie I too have a grave in St. Louis that I am looking for, my g.grandfather Edward FITZPATRICK b. 1828 Ireland. He lived in Audrain Co. MO from 1863 until 1910 when He & his widowed dau. Kate MAHON & children moved to St. Louis. Think of him when you look through the St.Louis Cem. Thanks. Howard Fitzpatrick Chesapeake, VA ==== MO-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== N
19. Re: [MO-CEM] (no subject) [1]
Thanks Paul, I'll try that. Dee PAJDAISYLANE@aol.com wrote: >Hi Dee, > > I doubt if this will be of any help, but you never know. > > The SE township in Gasconade County is named Brush Creek Twp. >A northern township in Crawford County is named Oak Hill Twp. Brush Creek, >the actual creek, run north out of Crawford Co.and into Gasconade Co. A >quarter of a mile south of the county line, on Brush Creek is a small community of >Oak Hill. > > I looked in the listing of cemeteries in Brush Creek
20. RE: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys [1]
You have every right to visit your family burying ground even on private land. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mopettis/CemeteryLaw.html We have a lot of unattended cemeteries in Phelps County. No one is willing to take the time to clean them up. There is one that I am going to try and visit near Rolla Mo. that the people have piled brush on top of and refuse to let any one on. I will take the sheriff with me when I go. I have catalogued quite a few cemeteries in Phelps County. We have yet to be turned dow
21. RE: [MO-CEM] neglected cemeteries [1]
Wednesday, February 25, 2005 Dear MO-CEMETERIES Listers, First I would like to compliment Orlena for her speedy, comprehensive, direct, concise, and accurate evaluation of a reported problem with a cemetery in Missouri. Unfortunately this problem exists in ALL counties of the State of Missouri and I doubt that any one is better or worse than another. Missouri law really fails to address the problem of the abandoned and neglected cemeteries of the state. The problem is not limited to family cemeteries
22. Old Salem Cemetery photos [1]
It would be great to see Old Salem Cemetery photos posted at findagrave.com its FREE and others can see them as well. A great research tool. Robert Stauffer
23. Re: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys [1]
Which cemetery was that Loretta? (I may be able to tell you who was buried in that cemetery) ~Stacy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Loretta Eichmann" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 5:36 PM Subject: Re: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys > Christine > When I started this quest for cemeteries 2 years ago. I got directions > for a cemetery n Harrison county and went looking for it . The > directions were wrong but I did find a different cemetery. Kind
24. Re: [MO-CEM] Neglected Cemeterys [1]
Chris-- This is illegal--read on---you can read all MO cemetery law at the following link! I suggest you contact the sherrif and go see your relative's graves! http://www.moga.state.mo.us/statutes/c214.htm 214.132. 1. Any person who wishes to visit an abandoned family cemetery or private burying ground which is completely surrounded by privately owned land, for which no public ingress or egress is available, shall have the right to reasonable ingress or egress for the purpose of visiting such cemet
25. Gudgel cemetery, Carroll Co MO [1]
Does anyone have access to a transcription or inventory of Gudgel cemetery in Washington twp, Carroll Co, MO? I'm still looking for the grave of Margaret Collins born Dec 1808 died before July 1906, buried in Caldwell, Livingston, or Carroll Co, MO. Thanks Barbara M
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