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1. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Allen, I was under the impression, that this cemetery is opn to the public, and under the laws in Texas, you can go in any cemetery and take picturers and log the cemetery. Am I mistake?? I don't think so. Charlotte Cemeteries@teafor2.com wrote: > This is the restriction I am working under. I cannot even enter the cemetery to find out what graves are there. I think it'll be easier if those that can enter the cemetery take their family's gravestones pictures and I'll post them. > > Allen
2. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] PROJECT: Hillcrest Cemetery in Bell County, TX [1]
For those of you interested in Bell County cemeteries, here is an announcement I recently posted on the TXBELL about an upcoming inventory workday for Hillcrest Cemetery in Temple. Anyone who would like to help out would certainly be welcome. This large cemetery (84 acres) is really popular on information requests. Hillcrest Cemetery predates the City of Temple and has a Confederate section. Please drop Mary Lou a note if you would like to volunteer. Thanks! Joe D. Deaver TXBELL Coordinator http://www
3. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Texas Cemetery Visitation Day is upon us once again, Sunday 6 October. Save Texas Cemeteries has instruction forms for both cemetery visitor and property owner available at . The 75th Texas Legislature, in House and Senate resolutions, declared the first Sunday in both October and April as as official Cemetery Visitation Days in Texas Texas Cemetery Visitation Days, This was to encourage people to get out to historic cemeteries and give them due maintenance, a
4. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] cemetery photos [1]
hi, Allen and lists memebers I have photographed many cemeteries and have NEVER had anyone compain about the photos i have online. i have even been asked by some of the small cemetery care takers in scurry county if they can use the photos and listings as a reference to folks requesting records. sometimes i get emails if i missed a marker and they want their loved ones included. is this a private cemetery? you would think they have an admission fee for visitors or you have to check in at t
5. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Sorry Rick. I have never taken a cent for researching or photographing Cemetery Records. I have all the pictures I'm taking free on my web site. I have never been reimbursed for out of pocket expenses or gasoline either. I do have ads on my web site but they have never produced a cent for me. If they ever do, I'd like to upgrade my camera. I am not a lawyer or genealogist. I am doing what I can to add to the body of knowledge available to genealogists. I owe them for producing all the free reco
6. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Law [1]
I'm working on updating the Texas Saving Graves page to include all current state cemetery law no matter how it may apply it a given situation. I've added quite a bit more to the page so far, but there is a long way to go on it. Need to take a break as my son is demanding the computer for an hour or so to play a game :) William Spurlock Saving Graves http://www.savinggraves.org http://www.savinggraves.com Email: wspurlock@savinggraves.org -----Original Message----- From: Laurie McDonald [mailto:msmac06
7. Re: [SPAM-LOW] RE: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
I just spoke to a personal friend who was formerly General Counsel for SCI (Service Corporation Inc), the largest funeral home/cemetery company in the USA ... He stated: 1) Right to privacy ENDS at death. There are no laws that protect privacy after death. That is why death certificate indexes are IMMEDIATELY available and are not private ... 2) Texas Health Code ' 711.041. Access to Cemetery States: "(a) Any person who wishes to visit a cemetery or private burial grounds for which no public in
8. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Just as I suspected. Great job Allen. Ric ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 8:41 PM Subject: Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day > Sorry Rick. I have never taken a cent for researching or photographing Cemetery Records. I have all the pictures I'm taking free on my web site. I have never been reimbursed for out of pocket expenses or gasoline either. I do have ads on my
9. [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Fw: Pyron Cemetery- Scurry County, Texas [1]
this is the type of responses i get from the photos online ----- Original Message ----- From: Clarence & Dee Henkell To: cbodessa272@icqmail.com Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 8:53 PM Subject: Pyron Cemetery- Scurry County, Texas Dear Ms. Beauchamp, My name is Terassa Henkell- Dunnam. I have several realitives buried in Pyron Cemetery. My great- grandfather and great- grandmother, my grand parents, aunts, uncles and cousins are all there. I would like to see these grave stones on your site. I
10. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
I'm no lawyer, but if I'm not mistaken cemeteries are open to the public, birth and death dates of individuals departed from this world are public records, no one has the right to restrict a person from carrying a camera onto the grounds of a cemetery and most of all...... I've never heard of the nonsense Mr. Drake is posting in his email. Ric Gordon Family Genealogist ----- Original Message ----- From: "William Spurlock" To: Sent: Mo
11. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
I will be out of town on October 6, 2002 but would dearly love to receive pictures of tombstones in Crown Hill Cemetery in Dallas, Texas at the intersection of Webb and Lombardy just north of Love Field. I am unable to get access to the cemetery to complete the set of pictures I began a few weeks ago. Long story short, I was thrown out for taking pictures of non-relatives graves. You can send the pictures to me at CrownHill@teafor2.com and I will post them on http://teafor2.com God
12. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Is this the same one??? CROWN HILL MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY at Dallas: 9718 Webb Chapel Road, 75220. 972/357-3984. Hughes Funeral Home, Mausoleum, Crematory. Arc Deco Mausoleum. 1941- . The bank robber, Bonnie Parker, is buried here; her grave moved from Fish Trap Cemetery (qv) after her headstone was repeatedly stolen. Her lover and partner-in-crime, Clyde Barrow, is buried at Western Heights Cemetery (qv). Dallas County, Texas, Genealogical Data from Early Cemeteries, Dallas Genealogical Society, 19
13. RE: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Maybe the info Lynna acquired needs to be forwarded to Mr. Drake. I can only imagine how horrible he must be making this sound to the poor grieving relatives of the deceased. It seems to me he may be causing a lot more heartache to the grieving relatives, than a photo on the internet would. Is he saying to the grieving relatives, "This another way to memorialize and pay tribute to the deceased person's life?" Is he saying, "This is a wonderful way for the relatives who live far away to "visit" and pay t
14. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
It was, because I forwarded it. Ric ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurie McDonald" To: Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 7:10 PM Subject: RE: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day > Maybe the info Lynna acquired needs to be forwarded to Mr. Drake. > > I can only imagine how horrible he must be making this sound to the poor > grieving relatives of the deceased. It seems to me he may be causing a lot > more heartache t
15. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
This is the restriction I am working under. I cannot even enter the cemetery to find out what graves are there. I think it'll be easier if those that can enter the cemetery take their family's gravestones pictures and I'll post them. Allen Wheatley http://teafor2.com p.s. I seem to be required to post this whole letter: Attachment: From: 5582@alderwoods.com Subject: photographs Date: Sep 18 2002 11:22a To: "Mr. Wheatley" Bottom of Form 0 M
16. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Alright and thanks Ric! If anyone receives a response, please post it. Laurie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ric Gordon" To: Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 7:34 PM Subject: Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day > It was, because I forwarded it. > > Ric > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Laurie McDonald" > To: > Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 7:
17. RE: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
I'd like to see a state law backing up his position. William Spurlock Saving Graves http://www.savinggraves.org http://www.savinggraves.com Email: wspurlock@savinggraves.org -----Original Message----- From: Cemeteries@teafor2.com [mailto:Cemeteries@teafor2.com] Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 6:22 PM To: TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day This is the restriction I am working under. I cannot even enter the cemetery to find out
18. Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day [1]
Oh by the way, Allen, are you taking money or being reimbursed in any way for what you're posting? Ric ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ric Gordon" To: Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 5:50 PM Subject: Re: [TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION] Texas Cemetery Visitation Day > I'm no lawyer, but if I'm not mistaken cemeteries are open to the public, > birth and death dates of individuals departed from this world are public > records, no one has the right
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