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D R Spencer (#47272366)
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In most cases, memorials I have created are either for a direct relation, the spouse of a relation, or the parent(s) of that spouse. There are some exceptions, feel free to ask if you have questions.

I was born and raised in western New York, just outside of Buffalo. I have been tracing my family history since 1988. I have a lot of ancestry in NY and the New England states; Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. I have been a resident of San Diego, CA since 1999.

Some family names that I am interested in:
Spencer, Bradley, Bates, Dutton, Alderman, Stewart, Rogers, Fladie, Munger, Adams, Jordan, Reuter, Griffin, Dennison, Carl.

I am also the creator and keeper of the Genweb page for the town of Middlebury, Wyoming co, NY.
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William Cole
Fisher cem in Geauga County, Ohio
You have put up memorials for Fishers, Greens and Peltons in this cemetery. I photographed all the stones in Fisher as of April, 2013 and thought you might be interested in seeing them.

I also added some memorials (Sandersons).

Lovel A Pelton died 1883 may be Lovel Ora.
Added by William Cole on May 01, 2013 7:00 AM
Cheryl Kahn Hyatt
Yenta Kahn
Thank You so much for the headstone picture.
Cheryl
Added by Cheryl Kahn Hyatt on Mar 16, 2013 3:54 PM
Dennis Simpson
RE: Hollywood Forever photo request
It is not close to the main enterance at all, but if you walk to your left by the wall, as you come into the cemetery from Hollywood Boulevard and stay close to the wall, and look directly towards Cecil B. DeMills tomb in front of you, you should find the graves.
Added by Dennis Simpson on Mar 16, 2013 12:15 AM
Dennis Simpson
RE: Hollywood Forever photo request
If you locate the grave of Lillian Triggs you will also see the grave of Jacob Triggs, they are buried right next to each other. Did you ask the people at the gate to help you locate the graves? The graves are right next to the wall about 100 yards from Cecil B DeMills tomb looking towards Hollywood Boulevard.
Added by Dennis Simpson on Mar 15, 2013 8:08 PM
CMGregg
RE: James Stever memorial
That would be swell -- and thank you!

Christine
Added by CMGregg on Feb 26, 2013 7:14 PM
Marry Stewart
I'm your cousin
Thank you for the info on Adam Fladie! This is wonderful news- I found the shipping manifest with his name on it from when he traveled from Germany but I didn't know any of his other information. He was living in East Bethany, I believe, when he died. Do you know who he was living with?

My grandmother was Ruth Irene Fladie, Adam & Etts'a daughter. Etta died in my home in Perry in 1972 just before I was born.
Added by Marry Stewart on Jan 24, 2012 12:13 PM
yorkies1
Caroline
ROGERS Caroline wife of David 1/12/1822 - 4/29/1907


Mrs. Caroline Rogers. Sodus, Apr. 29.— Mrs. Caroline Rogers, Sodus Point, died this morning, at the age of 86 years. There survives one son, George H. Rogers, of Sodus; one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Case, of Sioux City, Iowa, and a brother John H. Wood, of Sodus Point.


Mrs. Rogers was a women of noble character, and her charities were many. Her late husband, David Rogers, owned and managed several vessels ______ upon the Great Lakes, and was the builder of of many vessels at the Sodus Point yard, of which there is not not any trace left, the place being occupied by cottages and other buildings. - THE NEWARK UNION: SATURDAY, MAY 4,. 1907.


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—The largest apple tree in Wayne County was recently destroyed by one of the lake, storms at Sodus Point upon the grounds of Mrs. Caroline Rogers. This grand old tree was planted in 1814 and has been known to yield in a season twenty barrels of apples. - OSWEGO DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. MARCH 28, 1896.
Added by yorkies1 on Jul 10, 2011 2:47 PM
Zoe Tom
Cousins
Hi, D.R. - Please write me directly! It appears we are closely connected through several lines, Case, Dutton, Spencer, Bradley, Rogers, Adams, etc.
And are you a member of the Mayflower Society?
Zoe


Added by Zoe Tom on Jul 08, 2011 2:57 AM
smickey81
Reed Cemetery Request
My family and I work together to help take pictures of graves of those who request here on findagrave.com. You requested pictures of the Dutton family? If you are still interested, let me know and I will email you the photos I took and then you can upload what you wish to findagrave.com. Email me at dfsfsurvey@yahoo.com. Take care!
Shelly
Added by smickey81 on Jun 05, 2011 7:50 PM
Anonymous
Bates in Keene, Cheshire, NH
The Keene NH town website has a new searchable database of burials in municipal cemeteries - it's under the parks and recreation section, some BATES found there are posted on Find A Grave.
Added by Anonymous on Feb 24, 2011 4:54 AM
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