Inocente, if you don't mind I will photograph and place you here on find a grave. That you resided in Tiger is reason enough as Tiger is now a ghost town and famous mineral locality. Also I wanted to record the hand made cross next to you. (It is made from 2 inch water pipe). Time has erased the name but the handiwork remains. I'll do further research at the Pinal Co. recorder to learn who is here. Thank you Inocente, for sharing.
It isn't a life but it is a thought. In that thought there is life ! Amen
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This from Lludw Y Maes, 12/ 26/09
This burial was submitted to the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect. There are two Cemeteries in Mammoth. The Old Mammoth Cemetery and the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. It seems that no one created an entry for the Old Mammoth Cemetery so it was just submitted with the Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect.
I have taken the time to research the Old Mammoth Cemetery and found that It is privately owned by the Miller and Verdugo Families here in Mammoth. I also found that it was transcribed in February of 1975 by a group from the Arizona Genealogical Society and then again in 2001 by William G Kishbaugh.
At one time some burials were moved to the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. Unless you know for a fact that the remains were moved please move the memorial to the Old Mammoth Cemetery from the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery.
It isn't a life but it is a thought. In that thought there is life ! Amen
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This from Lludw Y Maes, 12/ 26/09
This burial was submitted to the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect. There are two Cemeteries in Mammoth. The Old Mammoth Cemetery and the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. It seems that no one created an entry for the Old Mammoth Cemetery so it was just submitted with the Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect.
I have taken the time to research the Old Mammoth Cemetery and found that It is privately owned by the Miller and Verdugo Families here in Mammoth. I also found that it was transcribed in February of 1975 by a group from the Arizona Genealogical Society and then again in 2001 by William G Kishbaugh.
At one time some burials were moved to the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. Unless you know for a fact that the remains were moved please move the memorial to the Old Mammoth Cemetery from the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery.
Inocente, if you don't mind I will photograph and place you here on find a grave. That you resided in Tiger is reason enough as Tiger is now a ghost town and famous mineral locality. Also I wanted to record the hand made cross next to you. (It is made from 2 inch water pipe). Time has erased the name but the handiwork remains. I'll do further research at the Pinal Co. recorder to learn who is here. Thank you Inocente, for sharing.
It isn't a life but it is a thought. In that thought there is life ! Amen
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This from Lludw Y Maes, 12/ 26/09
This burial was submitted to the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect. There are two Cemeteries in Mammoth. The Old Mammoth Cemetery and the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. It seems that no one created an entry for the Old Mammoth Cemetery so it was just submitted with the Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect.
I have taken the time to research the Old Mammoth Cemetery and found that It is privately owned by the Miller and Verdugo Families here in Mammoth. I also found that it was transcribed in February of 1975 by a group from the Arizona Genealogical Society and then again in 2001 by William G Kishbaugh.
At one time some burials were moved to the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. Unless you know for a fact that the remains were moved please move the memorial to the Old Mammoth Cemetery from the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery.
It isn't a life but it is a thought. In that thought there is life ! Amen
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This from Lludw Y Maes, 12/ 26/09
This burial was submitted to the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect. There are two Cemeteries in Mammoth. The Old Mammoth Cemetery and the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. It seems that no one created an entry for the Old Mammoth Cemetery so it was just submitted with the Valley View Cemetery which is incorrect.
I have taken the time to research the Old Mammoth Cemetery and found that It is privately owned by the Miller and Verdugo Families here in Mammoth. I also found that it was transcribed in February of 1975 by a group from the Arizona Genealogical Society and then again in 2001 by William G Kishbaugh.
At one time some burials were moved to the newer Mammoth Valley View Cemetery. Unless you know for a fact that the remains were moved please move the memorial to the Old Mammoth Cemetery from the Mammoth Valley View Cemetery.
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