Joanne Marcus Britcher
 | Marcus Photos
I appreciate you taking and posting the photos of Richard and Mildred's gravestones.
Please remember that your volunteer efforts are sincerely appreciated. | |
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Harold howell
| Aaron and Robert Lee Hylton
You are right, Aaron is the father of Robert Lee Hylton.
I thank you for taking that picture also.
Have a great night in Virginia
Harold Eugene Howell | |
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Harold howell
| Aaron Hylton
Thank you so much for your time and effort in getting me the picture of the headstone of Aaron Hylton. I appreciate it so much
Harold Eugene Howell | |
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Dwayne Hawpe
 | Driskill Photo
Thank you for taking and posting the grave marker photo for Margaret Walker Martin Driskill.
Dwayne Hawpe | |
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Mike B.
 | RE: Cabell
William Price Read Cabell he is buried in Lynchburg right. The reason I ask the book I have says he is buried in Austin Texas in Texas State Cemetery. There could be some connection there mother or grandmother maiden name.Added by Mike B. on Feb 09, 2012 11:54 AM | |
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George W. Anderson
| RE: William Lipscomb
You are most welcome. | |
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Mike B.
| RE: Cabell
I took your picture and used it. You can click on the picture so it will go to that picture only. Right click on it, it should say "save picture as" or "save this picture as". Name the picture and it will save it for you. Another way to take good picture close together is to back up and take them both at the same time. Then you can crop them. I have paint on my computer it's an HP. works really well. Thank you so much again glad I could help out and I will be useing the other picture to and will credit you for the pictures.Added by Mike B. on Jan 22, 2012 7:12 PM | |
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Mike B.
| RE: Cabell
Don't clean them with any soaps they have chemicals in them that will mess the poors up in the stone. Take a brush not a wire brush or any metals it will scrach the stone. A slightly hard bristle brush. A soft paint brush and some white flour. After getting the dirt off with the bristle brush take the paint brush and remove the loose dirt. Take the flour and put it on the stone. Take your hand or a wide plastic putty knife even cardboard and slightly move it across the stone, trying not to take the flour out of the letters. It takes practice but it will work or you can try it the best way you know how. This is how I do it. With hard to read standing stones or flat stones. Flat stones are easy standing stones you have to use your hands. After you finish just brush the flour around so it wont look bad around the stone. Rain will take care of the rest of it. The weather will put a damper on things. Thank you so much for helping.Added by Mike B. on Jan 20, 2012 10:30 PM | |
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Mike B.
| Cabell
Ok now I know what's going on. The spelling in the book I have is wrong, it is Cabell. Lewis is in the book said he is buried in Lynchburg, Va. William is in Austin, and they are brothers. Now I do need the pictures of both headstones so I can show the author who wrote the book the mistake. He lives in Virginia not far away.Added by Mike B. on Jan 20, 2012 6:31 PM | |
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Mike B.
| RE: Pvt Lewis Cabell
The name could be spelled that way. I got it out of a book. It's not hard to do the pictures. Just hit add photo. You can add as many as you want. You might have to crop them first so they will fit. If he has his wife or other relitives buried beside him pictures of there gravestone would be nice. Thank you for your time. If you do have a hard time posting them I'll give you my email and you can attach them to it. Thanks again. Mike B.Added by Mike B. on Jan 20, 2012 5:52 PM | |
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