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Tara (#47616368)
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Bio Photo I am new to "Find a Grave." I find it comforting to be able to find out where my beloved ancestors were buried when I never knew where they were buried before.
I love the concept of "Find a Grave." It enables us to continue the family connection with our loved ones that are no longer with us.
Thus far, I have found everyone that I have communicated with on "Find a Grave" to be very friendly and helpful.
The photo volunteers have been awesome people that are eager to help locate a loved one's grave.
It is encouraging to know that there are still good people in this world that just want to help others.
"Find a Grave" is a virtual place to honor those that we respect and remember.
I will close with this thought~
Our ancestors were the puzzle pieces that created the image of who we are today.
Each piece of the puzzle enables us to view the whole picture of who we are and where we came from.
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Glenda Barry
RE: William Graves etc.
Okay, Happy New Year to you, too!

Glenda
Added by Glenda Barry on Jan 08, 2013 6:10 AM
TJM
Betty Hainey May Memorial
As suggested links to Betty's parents have been added to her memorial. Thank you for the additional information.
Added by TJM on Jan 04, 2013 3:56 AM
Becky
Billy Carter
I think you did not understand me on my note. It was my Grand-father that was raised by the people in the picture. They were Ezekiel & Elizabeth Linthicum. My grand-father was John J. Snow and he also worked the mill along with Ezekiel. My Dad was born in a one room log house next to the mill. His name was Burgess Snow. He and his dad are buried in the Carmichael Cemetery.
This came from a story about the Hebron Church that was built on Billy Carter's proterty in Greene County, Indiana, close to the Monroe County Line in Indiana.
"Billy Carter was born is old Virginia in 1783 and came to Greene County in the winter of 1817. He had purchased 80 acres for his home up in the wilds of Section 25, ESE on Dec. 13, 1817. At that date this would be a short walk up the creek to the 60.39 acres in which he purchased in February of 1830. His land laid on the creek and on both sides of the Monroe and Greene County line. In the 1840 he built his grist mill on this new purchase. He was an active member of the Hebron Church (White River Baptist Association) being moderating several years and living out his days on the creek, until the ripe old age of 92. This 60 acres marked the rebirth and new home site of the Hebron Church."
Added by Becky on Dec 12, 2012 7:50 PM
Becky
Old Carter Mill
Memorial# 48440142. I saw that you had placed a flower on your Grand-father's Memorial lately and I thought you may be inerested in seeing the picture that I added today. I am the grand-daughter of John J. Snow. Our family had a lot to do with the Old Mill. The old people, in the picture, were people that raised him from a baby, Ezekiel Maxwell and Elizabeth James Linthicum. The little boy between them is my Uncle Emmett Snow.
Added by Becky on Nov 15, 2012 11:26 AM
Uncle Bob
John Stidd
On the same marker as John is whom I assume to be his wife Martha E b: 7-17-1880 & died 1950. Do you want to enter record for her or should I? I will post photos once done.
Added by Uncle Bob on Oct 05, 2012 3:11 PM
Cღ
You Are Most Welcome Tara
Hi Tara - I love your name. You are most welcome glad to sponsor your special Memorial and I was touched by her bio. Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends. Carolyn
Added by Cღ on Dec 20, 2011 10:15 PM
RabbitTrack
RE: Velda Fay Hainey
I looked again for Velda. I walked the old section of the cemetery, but no luck yet. Some of the stones are very difficult to read so there is still hope! It is too cold for me to work on those stones now, but I should be able to finish documenting the old section of the cemetery in summer.

I was just contacted by Michael Greenslade. He is related to the Haineys. You can see his message to me on my FindAGrave page.
Added by RabbitTrack on Dec 16, 2011 6:11 PM
Michael Greenslade
James C Hainey
William D.L. Hainey & Martha P. Edwards

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James C. Hainey & JulieAnn McPheeters

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Lela E. Hainey & Theodore H. Greenslade

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William M. Greenslade & Agnes M. Winkenbach

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William M. Greenslade & (living 2011)

510 334-7800
Added by Michael Greenslade on Dec 16, 2011 4:44 PM
 

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