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| LadyGoshen (#46951894)
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trying to stay ahead of developers who want to cover historical markers... and the weather, time and vandals that obscure the inscriptions... to honor those that walked before us.
I indicate place (of birth or death) only if the location is different from the burial location. In other words, place is not indicated if the person was born or died locally relative to the cemetery.
Although I visit cemeteries whenever I travel (to the dismay of whomever else is in the car), most of my work is in the lower Hudson Valley (New York) and the Upper Valley (Vermont/New Hampshire).
Whenever possible, I post a photo--a photo makes it real. I also try to list the sources I've used to stitch together family relations or any info that I might find. I will not link to those who are listed as burial location unknown.
Thank you in advance for sending in corrections or additions using the Edit button. I appreciate your updates very much. Although I try to thank and acknowledge all corrections, I may not always have the time. Edits posted in the message area below will be deleted.
I transfer direct relatives within three generations (that means: your siblings, parents, grandparents, children, and grandchildren). As Richard H so aptly puts it:
"... someone who died 200 years ago could be related to thousands of people." Please use the virtual cemetery feature to group your family memorials.
My activity is seasonal--I use the New England winters to create new memorials with the images I've collected the rest of the year. There are several thousand waiting to be processed...
Thanks!
10,000 memorials :: 8-20-2011 :: 3Y9M9D
15,000 memorials :: 12-28-2012 :: 5Y1M18D | |
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| | | Messages left for LadyGoshen (29) | [Leave Message] |
noone
 | RE: Palmer memorials
Any additional information you can find you can place on memorialAdded by noone on May 21, 2013 12:04 PM | | | Ruth
 | Percy Bugbee Bell
Thank you so much for responding so quickly and adding the info to little Percy, that I had requested. Please have a great day. And keep up the good work.Added by Ruth on Apr 29, 2013 7:22 PM | | | KJ Heald
 | Parkhurst
Thank you for your diligence in having the graves listed in the correct cemetery.
God bless...
KarmaAdded by KJ Heald on Apr 17, 2013 3:52 PM | | | John R.
| Thank you!
Thank you so much for the family links to the parents of Harmony (Downer) Bridgman (1804-1891). I greatly appreciate it!
Sincerely,
John R.Added by John R. on Apr 12, 2013 8:55 PM | | | Wendy
| Meadow Meeting House photos
Thank you for the photos you've uploaded for
Meadow Meeting House cemetery in Corinth, VT !Added by Wendy on Apr 09, 2013 7:25 PM | | | aberdeen
 | Thank you
I noticed you have added photos of many of the gravestones of my Barron ancestors and relatives in the Upper Plain cemetery of Bradford VT and Orford NH village cemetery- thank you so much!Added by aberdeen on Mar 19, 2013 11:18 AM | | | Sharyn Goddard
| Holt 86027160
Thank you for this picture of my great grandparents grave.
Sharyn Goddard | | | Robert J.Eastman JR
| DANIEL EASTMAN
YOU HAVE ANY IDEA IF THERE IS A TOMBSTONE FOR DANIEL EASTMAN AROUND THESE OTHERS
MARY SPENCER EASTMAN
Birth: 1793
Death: Apr., 1861
wife of Capt Daniel Eastman
68 years
Family links:
Children:
Betsey Ann Eastman (1829 - 1844)*
Burial:
Meeting House Hill Cemetery
Norwich
Windsor County
Vermont, USA
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Created by: LadyGoshen
Record added: Nov 11, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80262297
| | | Heather Miller
| Noble Huntley
I am not sure if anyone has recognized your efforts for photographing this particular headstone, but I want you to know it has been found by a family member!
Noble Huntley was my 2nd great-grandmother's brother.
Thank you.
I found another family headstone in California that was photographed by another one of you generous volunteers. Your work is selfless and so appreciated.
Again, thank you.
Heather Orr Miller | | | Lloyd Castner
 | Daniel Currier photo
Thank you for the photo of the tombstone of Daniel Currier. He is may Great Great Uncle. I live in Nebraska so am unable to photograph his Vermont tombstone. I appreciate the photo very much. I am impressed that you have taken 15,000 Find A Grave photographs. Thank you for all you do for Find A Grave. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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