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| Bob Brien (#47246444)
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I have been doing Genealogy since 1990. I am researching my family history and my wife' family history. I am also doing a complete Carkin genealogy which is my mother-in-laws family. In March 2010 I decided that it was time to join find a grave. I am posting memorials for all the burials that I have in my family tree. I am also posting photos as I take them.
The major names that I am searching are:
Amey,Amy,Beebe,Carkin,Chandler,Cummings,Hall,
Hastings,Luther,MacDonald,Norstrom,Nutting,Patch,Tait, and Wright.
If any information I enter is incorrect or you wish to add something just let me know. I prefer that you use the "Suggest a Correction" feature behind the 'Edit' tab on the memorial. Thank you.
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| | | Messages left for Bob Brien (12) | [Leave Message] |
Rhonda_RMS
 | RE: Linda Carlisle Photo
You're welcome! | | | Larry Foster
 | RE: Carkin Family Photos
You are Welcome! If I can help in anyway please let me know....Larry | | | Ray Davidson
 | Saylers & Barstows
Bob: You're very welcome. I'm also posting the Barstow's from Point View Cemetery. Took the photos this evening. If you would like to manage these memorials just let me know; I'm doing this for the families. Ray | | | Jack Parry
| RE: John & Abigail Beebe Photos
Bob
You saw my comment about the gravestone sinking into the ground..
One thing: Bly cemetery is a very small plot in Charleston [not Orleans], Orleans County...
Regards
Jack Parry | | | Dave Lindberg
 | RE: James May Gravestone Photo
Bob, Glad I was able to help. | | | Cathy Alton
 | RE: Gravestone photo for William Winter
You're very welcome! | | | Boston Bulldog
 | JOHN SHATTUCK Jr
Believe this should be DAVID SHATTUCK, son of subj person, who was 19 at time of death. According to 2 stories on Ancestry.com were both killed by Indians while crossing the Nashua river. | | | Mark
| RE: Gibson Cemetery
Hi Bob,
You also may be interested in the following.
I have been to "Worden Field" at Annapolis. I assume named for Lt. John L. Worden.
Civil War ship [Monitor, commanded by Lieutenant John L. Worden]
At this point, I'm only guessing there is an ancestral connection.
Added by Mark on Apr 28, 2013 2:00 PM | | | Mary
 | RE: Gravestone photos for Blondin family
Your Welcome Bob - the stone is in Section St Matthew. -MaryAdded by Mary on Apr 28, 2013 1:48 PM | | | Mark
| RE: Gibson Cemetery
Hi Bob,
Great information--Thank you!!
Your wife may be interested in 'Worden Hall' 1841 Route 6A, East Dennis, MA . It is located across the street from where Peter Worden is buried. For many years the building was an art gallery and more recently converted to a single family home--It happens to be FOR SALE.
Best,
MarkAdded by Mark on Apr 28, 2013 12:16 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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