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| Dyane (#47184694)
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I have always loved the old cemeteries. My interest in genealogy has brought me back into the cemeteries to find my roots. I love helping others to discover their past and to honor and remember those that have come before us.
Currently I am working on photographing and transcribing the cemeteries of Queens Co. and Long Island, New York. I love learning about the interesting families that lived here and I am happy to help others when I can.
Nearly all of the information for the memorials I have entered is taken from photographs which I have personally taken. In the interest of getting as many people entered as possible, I have gotten behind in adding all my photos. If you see a memorial which I have entered and you would like a photo, please request the photo by clicking the "request a photo" tab on the memorial and then drop me a line to let me know that you have put in the request. I do not automatically get notified when a request has been made. I will likely be able to fulfill the request right away.
I welcome all corrections. I try to be as accurate as I possibly can. | |
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Alberta Daniels..., Arleen Koello, Barbara Lea, BobBoston, Carol P, Cate Ludlam, David Roberts, dem, Donna, EmilyAnn France..., Gary Theroux, JanMary, Karen, kathleen, Lee Ashmore, Linda York, Nancy De'Aeth, Terry Akin |
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Lee Ashmore
 | Hi Dyane!
How are you?
Keep your eye out for a Dorcas Remsen and her daughter Dorcas M. Remsen. The daughter b1799/1800 was still alive and unmarried in 1845. Her father Abraham Remsen died around 1805.
Thanks,
Lee
PS Still working on my Hopkins. | | | KL
| RE: Thanks
I was told that's because someone from the Mackey family founded Port Washington, but I haven't found any proof of that so far.Added by KL on May 15, 2013 10:27 AM | | | KL
| Thanks
Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to photograph the Mackey headstone for me. I have a lot of family supposedly buried in Long Island.Added by KL on May 15, 2013 6:25 AM | | | Debra A Glogover
| RE: Arnold Liebhaber
....OOPS... and now I see you DID find his stone! :) Thanks again... | | | Debra A Glogover
| RE: Arnold Liebhaber
Hi Dyane,
This is a ridiculously belated response to your message to me from April 2012 about Arnold not having a stone. My most sincere apologies. I was in Australia for 9 months and put my researches on hold. Only just returned to America recently. In any event, while this is incredibly late. Thank you for taking the time to look to see if you could find a stone!
-Debbie | | | Donna
| Goldschlag
Thank You!!Added by Donna on May 05, 2013 8:24 PM | | | KLM
| Thomas Talmage
Thank you very much for photographing the grave of Thomas Talmage.Added by KLM on May 05, 2013 11:53 AM | | | ASB
 | RE: Bennett's Cemetery of St Johns Church
Yes, Thank you. I don't recognize last name Kieth. They must be children of a branch that is not mine.Added by ASB on May 05, 2013 5:42 AM | | | ASB
| Bennett's Cemetery of St Johns Church
Dyane, Thank you most kindly for the photo's of Emeline and Abraham's grave, and also for his daughter Antoinette and husband Morrell (a bonus). They are great photos. Of course now I'm curious, who else is in the Lot. Did you photograph them all? Are they the other Bennett's on Find A Grave? I will request photo's if they are even though I don't think they are related. Or are they folks we didn't know were buried there? All help is appreciated. Thank you again ASB.Added by ASB on May 05, 2013 2:43 AM | | | Reidar Sumstad
 | Monkan and Caspersons
Dyane, thank you so much for the updates and transfers of the Monkan family and the Casperson family, you're the best! | | | | [View all messages...] |
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