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Cori Hoag (#46481123)

member for 12 years, 25 days

L A Toner

Mary Ann Kuhn Lipinski
Thank you for adding the memorial for my aunt.

Blessings,
Lu

Added by L A Toner on May 24, 2013 11:56 PM

Clifford Taylor

Robin Sours
Robin was my cousin. I was wondering where you got the photo of her. She was killed in a car accident in AZ. Are you a family member?
Clifford Taylor

Added by Clifford Taylor on May 22, 2013 12:16 PM

Veteran,etc

POHANIC
UPDATE COMPLETE

Added by Veteran,etc on May 13, 2013 11:36 AM

John Brooks

Mary Viola Small
Thank you for the additional information. Congrats on 12 years with Find A Grave.

Added by John Brooks on May 01, 2013 6:20 PM

ReconnectNow

congrats!
Congrats Cori for being here 11 years! It was nice to work with a pleasant uncranky person like you! I have read some contributor bios lately and am happy I do not have to communicate with them. This should be a HAPPY PLACE! Keep up the good work. Thanks,
Rosalie from Wenatchee, WA

Added by ReconnectNow on Jun 27, 2012 2:53 AM

Jimmie Schuyler

Thank you
I want to thank you for your work. Without your contribution I would have never found my Grandfathers grave site. He had died in Carson City, Nevada and I couldn't find it there after he died.
But it was only logical that he would be buried in Mammoth, AZ after living there for so many years of his life. I have sent u a request to update the information that you had posted originally. Also, I added the only photo I had of him from years ago. My family thanks you. And I am encouraged by your work to do the same in return for others that may be looking for loved one.
Thanks again and may God Bless You !!!

Added by Jimmie Schuyler on Apr 06, 2012 8:57 PM

Teresa Currier Raike Ashway

RE: Other conditions
i will no longer be adding any info or links etc to any memorials that i have on Find A Grave.

Added by Teresa Currier Raike Ashw... on Aug 24, 2011 1:54 PM

AMB

Thanks!
Corolla, thank you for your tedious work with the Crown Hill memorials! It is much appreciated by many, and there's darned near no recognition of all of the work that you're doing. Just want to say thanks!

Added by AMB on Apr 11, 2010 8:39 PM

John C. Anderson

RE: Checking progress on this end
Yours and others contributions to the Crown Hill Cemetery data clean-up is greatly appreciated. When others share the same goal of making the information as correct as possible, great things can happen. I know from experience that finding maiden name corrections is VERY tedious and requires many hours of studying each and every entry. I'm working on getting access to more detailed internment records from the cemetery office. I was there today and secured copies of all section maps and I'm working on getting full access to their burial records. This is a HUGH cemetery and it will take years to fill in all the gaps. Thanks again for your continued contributions.

Added by John C. Anderson on Jan 23, 2010 8:06 PM

John Andrew Meyer

William H. Laustannau
Thank you for addind William H. Laustannau to the Old Yuma Territorial Prison. William is his americanized name and his last name is spelled wrong.
His birth name is Wenceslao Ricardo Yslas Loustaunau. He was born April 3, 1869 in Catedral de La, Hermosillo, Asuncion, Mexico
He died 20 Aug. 1906 in the Yuma Prison, Yuma County, Yuma,Arizona.
He was known as Three-finger Jack.
His booking picture lists him as # 2029
He was a Labor Leader of the Morenci Mine.
It was a tragedy for my family that he died in prison there. He was a very intellegent man and had organized a labor strike that resulted in his arrest. An escape attemp resulted in his receiving a 5 year prison term that ultamitly resulted in his death.
He is the brother of my great great grandmother
He is the great great grandson of Juan De Batista De Anza the Spanish Explorer who was the first Territorial governer of Nuevo Spain which included everything west of the Louisiana Territory. The State of Arizona is named after De Anza's Rancho Arizona.

I added him to the cemetery and will do a complete Bio for him. Please don't remove the one you posted.
I have his booking photo as well as some other inmates from that prison including Nat Zin, Apache and Bat Dish, Apache.

Thank you.

Added by John Andrew Meyer on Sep 07, 2008 6:02 PM