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From: Maggie Stewart-Zimmerman <>
Subject: Greenlawn Cemetry in Columbus Ohio
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998 01:19:46 -0400

I found this flyer at the OHS and thought I would post it to my lists.
Maggie

GREENLAWN CEMETERY SESQUICENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION (1848 - 1998)

SEEKING DESCENDANTS & FAMILIES OF PERSONS
BURIED AT THE GREENLAWN CEMETERY
COLUMBUS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, FOR A
DETAILED HISTORY.
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Seeking families with:

--five (5) or more successive generations buried at
Greenlawn Cemetery (including removals from the
"Old North" Cemetery).

--four (4) generations buried at Greenlawn which also
have prior generations buried in other Franklin County
cemeteries (please specify which cemetery(ies).

--Persons buried prior to 1858 (first 10 years).

--Persons in the lineage of the Pioneer Families of
Franklin County or the First Families of Ohio.

--Soldiers (Revolutionary War, Northwest Territory
Border Warsm War if 1812, Civil War).

--Statesmen, and Notable Citizens buried at Greenlawn.

This is an "Open Call" for all persons with ancestors,
family, or knowledge of persons buried at (or transferred
to) Greenlawn. Seeking Genealogical Ties and "Proof" for
death, marriage, service records, cause of death, etc.).
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For further information, dates of 1998 events, or to submit family data,
contact:
--Linda Kay Rader (Native of Columbus; 8th Generation to live in Franklin
County (203 years); Certified with 20 Pioneer Families of Franklin County;
with 5 successive generations of ancestors buried at Greenlawn); P.O. Box
27391, Houston, TX 77227 (713)621-0808
--Franklin Co. Genealogical Soc.; 570 W. Broad St.; Columbus, Ohio 43204;
(614)469-1300

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