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Jenna Zunker (#46541058)  member for 7 years, 6 months
Bio and Links I am a volunteer cemetery photographer and cemetery hunter for Ray County, Missouri. I try to find the "lost to history" cemeteries. My family and I also try to leave old abandoned cemeteries better than we found them. From simply putting flowers back on graves (my daughter) to righting fallen stones (my son & my husband), we've even been know to dig covered stones up to right them again. So please feel free to contact me if you need any information on the cemeteries of Ray County, Missouri. For additional information regarding any of the family members I contributed please see my website at: http://jennzunker.homestead.com/Main.html  Contact: or Leave Public Message  Website: http://jennzunker.homeste...	Contributions to Find A Grave • 2,357 Memorials Added  • 2,349 Memorials Managed  • 6 Memorials/week  • 3,705 Photos  • 5 Photo Requests  • 286 Volunteer Photos Taken  • 1 Virtual Flower  • 2 Fame Ratings  • 5 Friends Search Contributor's Records   First Name Last Name Find A Grave Friends Cemetery Memori..., Deb, Donna Elliott, GENE EDSON, moraycc
Messages left for Jenna Zunker (59) [Leave Message] Donnie Ruyle Mary J. Hall Find A Grave Memorial# 39978867, daughter of Solomon Fletcher Hall 26999838 and Sarah Jane Clark 27985169, If she was 5 days old as stated on head stone she would have been born, Dec 10 1866 Ray County, MO, died Dec 15 1866, Ray County, MO. this will complete her entry. Solomon Hall is the brother of my Great Grandfather Willam Allen Hall. Thank you for entering the entry. Added by Donnie Ruyle on Nov 08, 2009 5:01 PM Mary Severns Dilkas Are you related to the Dilkas at the Glendale Cemetery in Yuma Co., Colorado? I see that you have made memorials for several of them. If you are not related, I would like to have administration of the memorials so that I can add information. If you are, I can send you some obituaries. Added by Mary Severns on Oct 05, 2009 11:14 PM Nancy Deemer Van Bebber Cemetery I left a message yesterday about condition of the cemetery we visited on Sept. 20, 2009 but failed to mention the name. It was Van Bebber cemetery in Knoxville, MO (ray county). It looked like that it hadn't been mowed in at least a year if not two years! The whole cemetery looked like it had been forgotten. It was really very sad. I wonder if someone would able to go there and cut the weeds. There is also lots of poison ivy. Added by Nancy Deemer on Sep 22, 2009 6:53 AM Nancy Deemer McElwee graves My husband and I visited the McElwee graves on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009. The weeds were about four feet high and whole cemetery was covered. My husband had difficulty locating these graves. When he did find them they were hard to read because the inscriptions were covered with moss or were weathered. How can you clean the stone to make it readable? Are all the McElwee graves in the same plot? This is part of my family and I would like to see these graves are better taken care of. ndeemer47@yahoo.com Added by Nancy Deemer on Sep 21, 2009 7:24 PM Cemetery Memorial RE: Kraft thanks Added by Cemetery Memorial on Aug 02, 2009 1:32 PM Barbara Elliott Pisgah Cemetery God bless you for getting around to Pisgah! I am a direct descendant of Christian H. Wyman/Wiman, who owned and donated the land for the church and cemetery. While I've visited there 3 times in the last year, I've not been able to get the photos posted yet! Thank you for getting even the fallen ones! Barbara Added by Barbara Elliott on Jul 23, 2009 4:24 PM Elise James Love Fields Jenna, First THANK YOU SO SO MUCH for your work in documenting cemeteries in Ray Co! I have lots of "lost" ancestors, and have no idea where they are buried, though I have my suspicions. I think I found the death certificate for James Love Fields who's dates are listed as "unknown" (He is buried in Belt Cemetery) His DOB is Sep 20, 1872, and Death Date June 6, 1938. I think his mother may have been related to my ggg grandmother. James' mother is listed on his death certificate as Mary Ann Thomas, also of Ray Co. I believe her father was James (wife America) Thomas, but I am not sure. Either way, here is his death certificate (in case any one else is researching this family) Thanks again! God Bless You!! http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1938/1938_00029855.TIF&Fln=853953.pdf Elise, MN Added by Elise on Jul 21, 2009 2:41 PM Amy Lund RE: Eunice Brown - Sgt. Bluff Cemetery Thank you for taking care of the transfer so quickly! I will, indeed, take good care of Eunice, for she comes from very good stock. She descends from the Southworth family that came to America as part of the original settlers. In addition, Eunice's son, Edward Brown, was one of the founders of Sioux Bee Honey Co. We will try to put something interesting about her background on her memorial page soon. Amy Lund Added by Amy Lund on Jun 17, 2009 12:39 PM K.B. Salena Fisher photo Jenna, Thank you for the photo. I got the message that someone had taken one after the site shut down on Sunday, so I've been waiting impatiently to view it! :) Kisha Added by K.B. on Mar 24, 2009 2:28 AM Dan Minick peter edgman Thanks so much for taking the time. Really appreciate it. If there's ever any info from Abilene KS area you need, let me know. Dan Minick Added by Dan Minick on Feb 21, 2009 8:58 PM [View all messages...]

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