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1. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] 2 articles of interest [1]
Does anyone know why other cemetary friends groups seem to be making a difference for their cemetary while Mt. Moriah's Friends can't seem to make any headway with their cemetary? Is it because of the ownership? -----Original Message----- From: Joanne To: Erin Ennis ; pa-phila-mount-moriah-cemetery@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 28 May 2007 3:49 pm Subject: Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] 2 articles of interest Great articles. This may be of use in Mt. M
2. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY Digest, Vol 2, Issue 20 [1]
Karen, If you will go to the archives of this list you will find out lots and lots of info on the owners and what is trying to be done about the deplorable conditions there. I called the office about 2 months ago and got a warm polite woman that was very helpful. I was stunned since the last phone call I had made in 2004 was not nice at all. They must have had a change of office personell. Ann On 5/30/07, Karen Portzer wrote: > > > Does Mt Moriah even
3. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY Digest, Vol 2, Issue 20 [1]
Ann, Has the grass on the Delaware County side been cut? The last time I went there (about 1 1/2 years ago), it wasB about 4' high. B Hopefully, the new office personnel is pushing the grounds crew to do a better job in keeping the grass cut. I think if the owners took a better care of the grounds there would be more support for the cemetery. RickB -----Original Message-- From: Ann Brown To: pa-phila-mount-moriah-cemetery@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 30 May 2007 9:19 pm Subject: Re:
4. [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] 2 articles of interest [1]
For those of you who may not have seen them, there were a couple of stories in the New York Times in recent weeks about efforts to restore various cemeteries. Thought they might be of interest to you all. New York Times May 28, 2007 Rows of New Markers, and Untold Sacrifice by Civil War Soldiers By GLENN COLLINS Conrad Joachim, a German immigrant, marched off to war from his home on Greenwich Street in Manhattan on May 13, 1862, enlisting as an assistant surgeon in the 15th New York Heavy Artil
5. [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] FRANK Garofolo [1]
Hi Cousins: I would like to know if a man named Frank or Franco Garafolo or Garofolo who died about 1910 to 1920 is buried in this cemetery. Peace be with you all Cousin Jack Clifton in sunny Florida
6. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY Digest, Vol 2, Issue 20 [1]
Does Mt Moriah even have a "Friends of" group? Does it even have real ownership? I thought I read something that claimed that no one knew who owned it. I just emailed Laurel Hills for some information and got an immediate response. The person was kind, considerate, articulate. Looking at their website, it appears they have tours and Gala's (The next one is at the Crystal Tea Room). They realize the significance of their historical presense. Whereas about 15 years ago, I wrote Mt. Moriah for inform
7. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] 2 articles of interest [1]
Great articles. This may be of use in Mt. Moriah but also Greenwood Cemetery in Philadelpia in which myself and others are trying to save. Thanks for forwarding. Joanne Clare Director, Friends of Greenwood Cemetery ===================== From: Erin Ennis Date: 2007/05/28 Mon AM 09:24:28 CDT To: pa-phila-mount-moriah-cemetery@rootsweb.com Subject: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] 2 articles of interest For those of you who may not have seen them, there were a couple of stories in
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