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Subject: Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co!
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2006 21:18:41 EDT

Eldon, likewise the Gaylord Fact Finder publication on headstones does not ha
ve Gagnon listed in there.

Does this mean that every death is listed in the 2 newspapers?
Thanks Brenda
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I can confirm that no legible gravestone citing the family name "Gagnon"
exists in Antrim County.

The Bellaire Record and the Central Lake Torch would cover that period. The
Torch can be reviewed on CD's at the Central Lake District Library.

This thread:

• Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by Carolyn Obertein <>
  • RE: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "jeanne millman" <>
    • Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "Jolene Kelly Pillars" <>
      • Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by Carolyn Obertein <>
        • RE: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "Pat and Linda Tilley" <>
          • French Catholics to TC, East Jordan, Ellsworth Area, Grenon, Maybe Gagnon by "J.M. \(Jay\) Ingalls" <>
  • RE: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "elden johnson" <>
    • Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "Jolene Kelly Pillars" <>
    • RE: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "jeanne millman" <>
  • Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by "J.M. \(Jay\) Ingalls" <>
  • GAGNON by "Jackie Weber" <>

  • Re: Treasure Hunt last Friday in Antrim Co! by

    • Re: Treasure Hunt-Thank you Jackie, Brenda, Eldon, Jolene, & Jay! by Carolyn Obertein <>