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cynthia staples (#46788819)
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I have a strong interest in genealogy, both my own and others, and history in general.

Also, I have come to believe that the documentation created here is an historical record, ultimately of value to future researchers.

Therefore, it is extremely important to be accurate and to include as much verified information as possible, including the correct dates and places of birth of those whom we post to cemeteries.

Linking family members - besides indicating familial relationships - shows the patterns of migration and where families settled in different areas.

It is important to post individuals to the correct cemetery, rather than just creating lists of dead people in order to generate enormous numbers credited to our names.

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David Boston
RE: Anne Brackenbury Foster
You're welcome.

Are you related to Anne? She is my 7th great grand aunt.

Added by David Boston on May 14, 2013 8:39 PM
Spirit Walker
RE: Staples in Musconetcong


Glad to help! :o)
Added by Spirit Walker on Oct 11, 2012 6:45 PM
diane
Charles Adams
Hi Cynthia,

Your photos were taken & uploaded this AM. I hope you enjoy them.
His wife Goldie was right next to him so I took her stone's photo & uploaded also.

Diane
Added by diane on Aug 29, 2012 12:15 PM
Anne Shurtleff Stevens
RE: Ichabod Southworth
We have been to Plymouth, England and Scotland, and I can't tell you how I mourn the loss of so many stones, so much information!! So many stories gone to the winds of time. If you should ever find anything else, I would truly love to hear. Thank you, Cynthia, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your work. It is appreciated beyond the telling of it.
Added by Anne Shurtleff Stevens on Aug 12, 2012 9:25 PM
Anne Shurtleff Stevens
RE: Southworth
Esther is linked to her father and unlinked from the wrong Ichabod husband perfectly, thank you. I am so sorry about the confusion, I myself, did not realize Ichabod (42402187) was only a few years old at first. So, the links to a wife and children, should be removed. Hopefully, the correct Ichabod will be found someday.
Added by Anne Shurtleff Stevens on Aug 12, 2012 5:35 PM
Dech
Sarah Wood
Just wanted to let you know the death date you requested has been added, and I do appreciate your citing a source. Thank you.
Added by Dech on Jul 24, 2012 10:25 AM
Jennifer Raymond
RE: Sarah Bradley Staples
Hi,
Actually, I had also taken a picture of his stone, so I uploaded it for you this morning. I live across the street to the cemetery, so I will take pictures of the (2) son's stones and upload them.
-Jennifer
Added by Jennifer Raymond on Jul 09, 2012 10:33 AM
catko
Mary Gift Larose
Thank you so much for the photo. I have wanted to go to Highland County and find this cemetery. Someone said Mary is in a cemetery across the street from a bigger cemetery. Was the stone hard to find? You have no idea how thrilled I am to have this.
Cathy
Added by catko on Jun 19, 2012 9:12 PM
Jim Almquist
George Newell Ordway
Yeah Cynthia, I don't have a clue as to the meaning of the crown. The top of the monument has been broken off. May have been vandalism or perhaps a tree fell on it. Back around 1890-1920, the cemetery was like a park. There were huge shade trees, walking paths among the flower gardens, places for picnics and such. The farmers who had donated irrigation water to the cemetery for many, many years, discontinued this generosity in later years and the cemetery itself began to die. Very few of the huge Cottonwoods, or lush rose gardens remain. When the trees died and fell over they broke many of the monuments. From time to time there was also some vandalism.
The monument for George Ordway is made of zink, commonly referred to as "White Bronze". They were hollow, metallic markers with removable panals so the manufacturer could make a production run of a particular model and later produce an identification panal to fasten on when the "user" was known.
Wonderful old cemetery. So sad that it is disappearing.
Added by Jim Almquist on Jun 11, 2012 4:02 PM
Jim Almquist
George Newell Ordway
Hey Cynthia, Thank you for the birth information on George Ordway.
If he is in your "tree" and you would like to manage his memorial, just let me know and I'll be glad to transfer.
Added by Jim Almquist on Jun 11, 2012 3:03 PM
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