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From: "Ron Grassi" <>
Subject: Re: [MOJASPER] Jay and Lottie.Worthington
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 08:02:56 -0500
References: <MB09arcR4ZDgC81Tbdk00009811@MB09.myfamilysouth.com>
I would suggest that IF you know when/where she passed away, you contact the
funeral homes in the town/city. They can be found at www.funeralnet.com.
Just pick the State, and then the town/city. Contact the funeral homes
there, asking if they handled the arrangements, and when you find the one
that did, ask them to please send you a copy of the Record of Funeral.
A friend who is a former funeral director told me about checking with the
funeral homes. Most obits are done with the information that the funeral
homes get. Sometimes, there is quite a bit of genealogical information
contained in the funeral records. I've been getting the funeral records
since 1994, and it's really helped!
Good luck in your search!
ciao!
Ron Grassi
Coralville, Iowa
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Subject: [MOJASPER] Jay and Lottie.Worthington
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> I'm trying to gather facts about my paternal great grandfather and
> grandmother who lived in Webb City around 1900.. Not sure of my
> grandfather's first name--Jay, or Jasper-- or his occupation. He had three
> daughters, Grace P., Jennie F, and Louise Ann, and at least two, possibly
> three sons, George W., John E., and I believe James. Trying to trace my
> greatgrandmother's maiden name.
> Any help would be appreciated
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