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Searching for: +path:pa-phila-mount-moriah-cemetery +(+date:nov +date:2007)
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1. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] (no subject) [1]
The SAR knows the Revolutionary War soldiers in Mt. Moriah and the SUVCW knows who the Civil War soldiers are.The important people buried in Mt. Moriah are also known. How many hundreds of thousands of dollars would a vendor table be able to raise? Who would be petitioned to clean up the cemetery? Both Philadelphia and Delaware Counties are aware of the situation in Mt. Moriah. Gene Stackhouse Give a man a beer, and he wastes an hour, but teach a man how to brew, and he wastes a lifetime. > From: ckb4@
2. [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] (no subject) [1]
I have an idea to get Mt. Moriah cemetery upgraded in importance. Now that the Historical Society of PA and the Genealogical Society of PA have the burial records online we could try to find important people who are buried there. Civil War and Revolutionary War soldiers are certainly important, and if we could come up with a count of how many are there maybe it could be designated as a historical site. The is a large genealogy conference in Philadelphia next September and it would be great to have a vend
3. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] (no subject) [1]
Do you have a specific query? I might have something in my records. Regards, John Ellingsworth Erin Ennis wrote: > Forgive my ignorance, but where can the online records via HSP/GSP be > found? > > On Nov 30, 2007, at 12:40 AM, ckb4@comcast.net wrote: > > I have an idea to get Mt. Moriah cemetery upgraded in importance. > Now that the Historical Society of PA and the Genealogical Society of > PA have the burial records online we could try to find important > people who are buried there. Civi
4. [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] Important Interments in MM [1]
I posted this last November and thought it was worth sending again: The following notations are all from the Philadelphia Inquirer. It's really just a list of people that I found interesting. All were buried in Mount Moriah or are related to someone buried in Mount Moriah. I initially tried to find famous people but as I read obituaries I realized that every day people often have very interesting stories to tell. They are in no particular order. May 31, 1895 - Colonel John William Moore
5. Re: [PA-PHILA-MOUNT-MORIAH-CEMETERY] (no subject) [1]
Forgive my ignorance, but where can the online records via HSP/GSP be found? On Nov 30, 2007, at 12:40 AM, ckb4@comcast.net wrote: I have an idea to get Mt. Moriah cemetery upgraded in importance. Now that the Historical Society of PA and the Genealogical Society of PA have the burial records online we could try to find important people who are buried there. Civil War and Revolutionary War soldiers are certainly important, and if we could come up with a count of how many are there maybe it c
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