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| Jeannie Hemphill (#47413042)
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New to genealogy, since moving back to west-central IL (Morgan Co) in 2006. Discovering how deep family Illinois roots are.
1850s German immigrants for mom--
LAYERs-- Tazewell, Iroquois Cos.
RINGEISENs-- Tazewell, Woodford, Ford, Iroquois Cos.
MANNs--Kankakee Co.
COOPERs-- PA
From somewhere in county Antrim Ireland, dad's Scotch-Irish
HEMPHILL/McAFEEs arrived in the 1840s, and earlier (buried Springdale, Peoria; Laurel Hill Phila PA)
TAYLORs from Scotland settled in Cass Co.
McCLUN(g)s -- McLean Co.
PALLETT(e)-- Sangamon Co.
James SMITH -- OH/NJ; William Smith KY/VA
Thank you for all the help. Maybe can return favors.
Kindly ask about using photos elsewhere. Add © Photo courtesy of Find-a-grave member #47413072 or my name. Thank you!
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 | Peter Doty
Thank you for taking the time to fill my request.
Best regards Kathie | | | GreenHills Stones Calling
 | 72142997 Reinhold Schmidt
Jeannie,
I have updated this memorial. It doesn't appear to be the Reinhold you are seeking.
Best wishes in your search,
Susan | | | Phyllis
 | Diamond Grove Cemetery
Sarah Griffin Long Shortt. Jeannie do you have
any other info on Sarah? I'm a Long family
researcher.Added by Phyllis on May 02, 2013 7:36 PM | | | Carlene Steel
 | Andrew Rynders
Thank you for providing the photo of Andrew's marker. I appreciate your effort & time. Thank You! C | | | Alicia Kahler-Luthy
| Henry DeWitt
I got a message that you had put up a picture of Henry DeWitt's headstone but it is not on the page. Do you know why? | | | Alicia Kahler-Luthy
| Gabriel DeWitt
Thank you so much for taking the picture of Gabriel DeWitt's headstone. | | | Paula
 | Thomas Headstones
Thank you so very much for the headstone photos added for John M, Delilah, and Julia (De Witt) Thomas. I know this was a difficult cemetery to access and having these photos is particularly precious to me.Added by Paula on Apr 23, 2013 2:34 PM | | | Loubie and Betty
 | Lourena Masters Williamson
Thank you for the photo. Thank you Loubie | | | B.J. Waters
 | RE: Ethel & William Nicolet
Hi again, Jeannie. It is really quite simple. Here is what is says in the section on "Help with Find A Grave":
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What is a cenotaph? How do I have a memorial designated as a cenotaph?
A cenotaph is a tomb or a monument erected in honor of a person or group of persons whose remains are buried elsewhere. It can also be the initial marker for a person who has since been interred elsewhere.
To add a cenotaph, create a memorial just like any other. Then email edit@findagrave.com with a link to the memorial and a message to mark it as a cenotaph.
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So, technically, if a person has a cenotaph, there can be two memorials: one for the actual place of burial and one for the cenotaph.
It doesn't matter who created the memorial. You can still send the e-mail to the "edit" address, and be sure to include a link to the memorial.
Take care,
Bonnie
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| Ethel & William Nicolet
Hello! After thinking about this for minute, it looks like maybe the headstone with his first wife was originally a pre-need stone. Seems that he married again, and when he passed away, he was laid to rest in the mausoleum next to his 2nd wife. The date of his passing was then added to original gravestone. I doubt that the family would have bought a crypt just to engrave his name on it.
The memorial with the first wife can be designated as a cenotaph by the Find A Grave administrators.
-Bonnie
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