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Susan Collard (#46820427)

member for 7 years, 4 months, 9 days

Jon Egge

Albert White Chenoweth
Thanks Susan, I really aprediate this God Bless - Gravers are great

Added by Jon Egge on Apr 23, 2013 9:05 PM

Deb

Thanks!
Wow, you are faster than fast! Thanks for the Vanidiver pictures in Mesquite. I know the grandson will appreciate them greatly.

Added by Deb on Feb 17, 2013 7:12 PM

Kelly

Curt Ping
Thank you for adding the information I sent for Curt's memorial. I really appreciate it. Kelly

Added by Kelly on Jan 08, 2013 10:10 AM

Mary E. Childress

Roller Cem
Sorry, no, I haven't been to the cemetery, I live in CA.

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 26, 2010 11:13 AM

Mary E. Childress

Roller Cemetery
Go to this website for a listing of burials at Roller Cemetery:
http://files.usgwarchives.net/mo/barry/cemeteries/kings.txt
You will find names, dates, some relationships.

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 26, 2010 11:12 AM

Mary E. Childress

Roller Cemetery
Samuel & Nancy [Boman] Rose are both buried in Roller Cem.

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 24, 2010 3:50 PM

Mary E. Childress

Bob Dalton
By the way, the below-mentioned Bob Dalton was a brother of Paul Dalton, who was Lillian's father. Both Bob and Paul were sons of Elias Presley Dalton and Mary Ellen Gregg.

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 24, 2010 1:56 PM

Mary E. Childress

Mary E.Dalton
She is Mary Elizabeth Rose, wife of Charles Robert "Bob" Dalton, who is also buried at Roller. I don't know her parents' names.

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 24, 2010 1:53 PM

Mary E. Childress

Lillian Arminta Dalton
Susan, Thanks. but Lillian was the daughter of Paul and Amy [Richards] Dalton. She would have been 5 years old in 1930. She did marry once or twice, but divorced and retained her maiden name. I have the 1930 census for her family. Thanks for thinking of me.
Regards, Mary

Added by Mary E. Childress on Jul 24, 2010 12:26 PM

Jackie & Ralph

RE: Cathryn Boersma
Hi Susan,
Since Cathryn is your aunt, contact the person that first entered her memorial. Maybe he'll transfer the memorial to you. Find A grave suggests transfers, rather than creating new (duplicate) memorials.

Thanks,
Jackie

Added by Jackie & Ralph on Jul 08, 2010 8:13 PM

Evalyn Wasson Loyd

Joseph (Duck) Wasson
Indian Springs Cemetary-Joseph (Duck) Wasson is my paternal grandfather and it is listed as Evaline being his spouse. That was his mother. His spouse was Itla (Fransisco) Wasson and is buried at McNatt Cemetary. He has 3 more children, along with Willard that is listed.
I would like the memorials transferred to me, if you don't mind so I could add to them, and also to my Aunt Annie Widener.
Are you related to us?
You've done a lot of leg work, your pictures are great and thanks for all you have done this far!

Added by Evalyn Wasson Loyd on Mar 26, 2010 10:03 AM

Evalyn Wasson Loyd

Wasson
Susan,
I just found out about this site from my daughter and would like to have the Wasson family and relations memorials transferred to me so I can add to them.
Thanks,
Evalyn Wasson Loyd

Added by Evalyn Wasson Loyd on Mar 26, 2010 9:51 AM

L Pritchett

RE: Mrs. Coats Memorial# 23059909
Private message via email sent. Hope to hear from you again soon "cousin" ~ We think alike, Lynn

Added by L Pritchett on Mar 02, 2010 11:48 PM

Kim Slayton (inactive)

Indian Springs Cem.
Where is this cemetery exactly. I live close to the McNatt area and haven't heard of it.

Added by Kim Slayton (inactive) on Jan 31, 2010 6:42 PM

Kim Slayton (inactive)

Samuel D. Best info
I came across the following information from old records of McDonald County, MO. Thought you might like to add it.
Samuel D. Best was born Jan. 32, 1829, in Loncoln County, North Carolina. His parents moved to Tennessee when he was but 18 months old, where he was brought up. He was first married in Blunt County, Tenn., in 1851, and has 15 children, 13 of whom are still living. He is now living with his second wife to whom he was married int he north part of this state a few years ago. In early life he attended school at Perryville, Tenn., where he acquired his education. Mr. Best has quite an interesting war record, having served three years under Stanley and Sheridan. He was in many battles, among which were Perryville, Nashville, Murfreesborough and Knoxville. He was First Lieutenant, Co., D., Second Tenn. Cavalry; was wounded near Murfreesborough in March, 1863, and some time later resigned on account of disability. Mr. Best is a farmer by occupation, and owns a comfortable home on the Pineville and Indian Springs Road.

Added by Kim Slayton (inactive) on Jan 31, 2010 6:41 PM

TLC

Violet Anderson
Thanks so much for transferring this memorial to our family. We do appreciate it very much.

Terry

Added by TLC on Nov 17, 2009 8:45 PM

Chris' Kin

RE: Indian Springs Cemetery
Millie Ann Buckingham was married to Andrew Frank Burge (he went by Frank) and their son was James Frederick and he went by Fred. Thanks again.

Added by Chris' Kin on Oct 20, 2009 8:35 PM

Chris' Kin

Indian Springs Cemetery
Susan: It is so good that someone has an interest in this very special old cemetery. I do have some information about Millie Ann Buckingham Burge. She was the daughter of James Mathias Buckingham and Elizabeth Jane Gill who was the sister of my great grandfather Isaac Gill. I have a letter from her daughter-in-law Exie Burge (wife of Fred Burge) to my great grandparents. Census records show all of them living very close to each other, in fact, Isaac was living with Elizabeth & James before his marriage. Would it be too much trouble to correct this?
Thanks again.
Chris Lindsay

Added by Chris' Kin on Oct 19, 2009 8:55 PM

William Kazupski

RE: Dennis Boersma
I don't know if you noticed or not but there is a second Boersma child buried next to Dennis, it is Kenneth Boersma 1947-1948.

Both grave stones are in that image.

Added by William Kazupski on Sep 24, 2009 1:07 AM

Jim Townsend

Robert Lee Rhodes
Hi Susan,

Thank you for your time in fulfilling this request.

Regards

Jim Townsend

Added by Jim Townsend on Aug 30, 2009 9:10 AM

Russell Kasper

Samuel Bowdre
Please check the Camp Creek Cemetery site. We photographed all of the Bowdre, Ross and Coon memorials found at this location. I noted you did not have these photo's.

Added by Russell Kasper on Aug 16, 2009 6:38 PM

MAYFIELD CEMETERY
Can you give me the directions to get to this cemetery? I went to McNatt, but could not find it.
Thanks,
Terry

Added by TT on Jul 22, 2009 12:28 AM

Shanna Davis

Mayfield Cemetery
I have been searching for my ancestors burial locations for about 10 years. Every once in a while I try my luck on the findagrave website. Tonight, I was delighted to find that within the last couple of days you located them for me in the Mayfield Cemetery in McDonald County, Missouri! Thank you so much for your volunteer efforts!

Shanna Davis
ssdavis5@comcast.net

Added by Shanna Davis on Jul 13, 2009 9:38 PM

Elizabeth Sanders

Looking to buy the house in front of the cemetary
Susan,

I was just visiting my dad this past week who lives on CC almost down by the intersection with C. I was driving down McNatt when we saw the for sale sign and drove up the drive/road to the house for sale and noticed the cemetary in the far back. I was immediately drawn to the cemetary. My father works for Ozark Funeral Home and I have grown up in the funeral industry so cemetaries are awesome in my eyes. I was curious about so much about the cemetary and so many questions about the cemetary. I see that there was a recent burial there and a lot of old headstones replaced by new ones as well....I wondered who was caring for it and if there was an endowment for it or if it was just families that did it. I am absolutely in love with the property there on McNatt and part of that is because of the cemetary....Please let me know more about the cemetary and if it is the land that is fenced in around it or if there is more to it then that...also do you know who currently lives in the other house to the right when you first turn into the drive and who is selling the house on the left?

Added by Elizabeth Sanders on Jul 13, 2009 11:21 AM

Dan McGuire

RE: Indian Springs Cemetery
I assume you got about ninety e-mails from me.

You indicated that you were going to try to read some more of the markers in Indians Springs. Keep a look out for Malinda Madeline (Harriman) McGuire. We are not sure she is buried at Indian Springs, but think that is the most likely location. I created a memorial for her at Indian Springs.

She was born in about 1832 in Illinois. Her husband, Thomas Jefferson McGuire passed away in 1900. The last record we can find of her was the 1900 census where she was living at home as a widow. She had children in Anderson, Texas, Idaho and Oregon and it is possible that she was buried at one of these locations. A family historian said she died in January 1919, but we believe that date is wrong since it is the same date as another Malinda Madeline McGuire.

Sharon and I have gone through Indians Springs Cemtery several times trying to find her, but with no success. The burial records at the McDonald County Library do not have her listed at Indian Springs, but most of those records are based on someone going through the cemetery and writing down what they see.

One of our family mysteries.

Added by Dan McGuire on Jul 08, 2009 5:21 AM