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Susan Reineke
 | Thank you!
Thanks so much for taking the time to locate, photograph and post the Chilberg grave sites. I appreciate your help! Sue | | | Katja
| William and Grace Libby
Thank you for the wonderful photographs!Added by Katja on May 08, 2013 9:57 PM | | | Martin D.
| Jules Andrew Heinemann
Thank you so much for taking the time to photograph this tombstone. | | | Anonymous
| Bernice Cochran
Thank you very much for the outstanding photographs. I know the family appreciates your great work!
Best Regards,
Ed | | | dorothy swanson
| Lally photos
Thank you so very much for their cem. photos. Now I know that she is my family. Again thanks. Dorothy | | | LINDA JOYCE OLDENBORG-SMITH
| Jessie O'Brien
THANKS FOR THE PHOTO LINDA | | | Diana Bringel Petersen
 | RE: Margaret Bringel GGNC
Thank you for the information. I have requested a photo, and it has been "claimed", so I guess she has a separate marker. | | | Dan Hopkins
 | RE: George Starr @ GGNC
Theresa,
If it wouldn't be too much, I would be happy to have the memorial transfered to me.
George was the youngest of 12 siblings, born in 1900. He had a middle name, but no one ever used it, so it has been lost to history. Actually, he was never even called George. He went be a nickname he hated, "Twinkle". I joked with my grandfather once that may be the reason he moved to California, to get away from his family and the hated nickname.
Thank you.
Dan | | | David Laughtin
| Orville S Lander
Thanks for the pictures or Orville and Louise's grave markers. They are much appreciated. Is it alright to use the pictures on my Ancestry.com site? | | | Von Mings Stachon
 | Memorial Magdalena Thompson
I recorded the Holy Ghost (Holy Spirit) Cemetery in 2001 and received an email yesterday from Alan Leventhal (alan.leventhal@sjsu.edu), College of Social Sciences, San Jose State University, April 17, 2013. Alan is the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe's ethnohistorian.
Alan said Magdalena Armija Marshall Thompson was a major Muwekma Ohlone Indian Elder.
I would appreciate it if you would make this information available on her memorial. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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