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| Troy S (#47121885)
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The focus of my genealogical research has been on the search for the ancestors and descendants of David Dean. and Phebe (Borland) Dean. whose sons settled in Wayne, Ingham & Eaton Counties of Michigan in the 1830's and have been spreading out ever since.
I have also been going through my family files and adding to FindAGrave. The majority of the memorials I have created are related to me.
Please notify me of any errors that you are aware of or if you would like to make additions or add family links to any of the memorials that I manage. | |
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The Lady in Black
 | Daniel Clarkson @ Woodmere in Detroit
Was mowing the rows in that section, and photographed his stone. Just wanted to let you know that I posted it.
Take care! | | | Cooper8694
 | Lucy Brundige #53679736
Thanks Troy!! | | | Cooper8694
| Lucy Brundige #53679736
Hi Troy,
I was wondering if you would attach Lucy Brundige's parents to her memorial. Her maiden name is Lamson. I have attached a copy of her obituary to her memorial. Her parents are Jonathan H. Lamson #107679829 and Lucy Talmage Lamson #107679895. They are buried in the same cemetery. Thank you for your help!
Karen Cooper | | | Nikita Barlow
 | Philip French (1697-1782)
Greetings, Troy!
Philip French (1697-1782) was never buried in the French burying ground in New Milford, Bergen County, NJ. This northern NJ burial ground takes the "French" in its title from the fact that it was established by French Protestants, or Huguenots, not the surname French. Philip's memorial page bio states that he was buried in New Brunswick, which is a city in central NJ, some 50 miles away from New Milford. Although the cemetery where Philip was interred is now defunct, you can still create an entry for this cemetery, followed by "Defunct", then transfer Philip's memorial page to that listing. Another option is to use "Unknown" in the burial section of his memorial page. The advantage of these alternatives is accuracy. If you haven't already done so, you may also consider looking into the history of New Brunswick to see where the remains from the now defunct burial ground were moved. (New Brunswick is the home of Rutgers University, a mecca for gravestone studies, so the location of Philip's remains may be readily obtainable.)
Best regards,
Nikita | | | Ron Cole
| RE: Levi Dean
Troy
Regarding Pearl, Nelson remarried in 1898 to Hattie Dunning so I think Pearl must have died before that. She is not buried in Alchin unless her dissappered.
RonAdded by Ron Cole on Jan 28, 2013 1:49 PM | | | Ron Cole
| Levi Dean
Troy
Thanks for the link to Square. I do not know why I did not do it before. I also linked him to his Mom, Susan Cole.
Do you have any info on Square's daughter Pearl?
Ron ColeAdded by Ron Cole on Jan 28, 2013 6:03 AM | | | Robinqm
| Frances Dubuar
Thank you for telling me the additions to Frances Dubuar,Added by Robinqm on Jan 26, 2013 1:37 PM | | | Amy Veenendall
 | RE: Caroline Porlier
You're welcome. Just wanted to make sure I pass on the information I find. Is it alright if I send you other obits I may find for your memorials? | | | InStone
 | Royal Dean burial - Not at Vinewood Cemetery
City cemetery records show Royal Dean is buried at Forest Home Cemetery, Greenville, Michigan, as well as his military marker is placed there.
Please see memorial #5772037 -
I have just added a photo of the entire lot where Royal and his wife Amanda are buried.
Added by InStone on Nov 29, 2012 12:06 AM | | | Ryan Eberhart
 | RE: Mary Plamer
Your welcome. I did a project for my Masters which was to map Glenwood Cemetery. I am still working on it. I have taken pictures of all but two sections of this cemetery. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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