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| Pat Wood (#6311282)
 | member for 12 years, 10 months, 26 days |
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My family's roots can be found all over Ireland. Branches came together in Brooklyn, NY where I was born.
My particular interests include Mahon in east Galway, Coates of Kildare, and Finn & Galligan of north Co. Cork, as well as Jamieson and Farquhar from Angus, Scotland.
In my travels I've collected interment lists and monument photographs from cemeteries in the U.S. and Europe. If you find a memorial that may belong to you, please contact me.
Best of good luck in your searches.
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| | | Messages left for Pat Wood (17) | [Leave Message] |
Helen Collins
 | Billy Blair
Pat, thank you very much. | | | M. Williams
 | RE: Joseph Swatta
I was happy to help
| | | Lori Kapler
 | Ellen Swatta
Hi Pat,
I uploaded Ellen's marker per your request, and I wanted to let you know that she is buried in Lot 185, not 158 as listed on your request. I don't know if this was just a typo or if you had the incorrect information.
Sincerely,
Lori Kapler | | | Gail Wenhardt
| RE: Knox in Otho, IA
Completed both requests. I really dislike when the county name isn't included in the drop-down list!
So I put info in bio.
Gail | | | Gail Wenhardt
| RE: Otho Cem. entry
I had her hooked up to the wrong John, that's for sure! Thanks. | | | elysia fionn
 | RE: Amelia Jamieson Rogers
You're very welcome! The curator actually directed me to the wrong plot, and I just happened to wander all the way across the cemetery and found her stone by myself. It was kind of magical. 8-) | | | Peter Lenahan
 | St Marys Cemetery
Pat,
If there is no grave stone, I have 2 flags I can use to photograph the grave site, An American flag, or an Irish Flag,
Which would you prefer?
Peter | | | Peter Lenahan
| St Mary's Cemetery Yonkers
Pat,
Yes, I will try and get out there next weekend, weather permitting.
On the memorial page for Wm Collins
Please Push the button for the request a Photo for the grave.
This puts a listing of all the grave requests onto a single page, then I print out this page before I go to the Cemetery.
If there is someone in the office, I will try and locate the graves of everyone on the page.
If there is no stone on the grave I will place a Flag on the grave and photograph the flag.
If the stone is unreadable, is it OK to wash the stone?
This is a response to you message:
Hi Peter, Thanks very much for taking the time to be a volunteer. Would appreciate it if you would see if there is a stone for Wm Collins in St Mary's Section 2, Range 3, Grave 12. Thanks very much.
Pat
Peter | | | Alan and Mary Van Dyke
 | Mary Donnellan, The Abbey Cemetery
Hi Pat.
My husband and I were in Loughrea for 2 weeks in June this year. We photographed the whole Abbey, and then Fr. Bernard allowed us to photograph the complete internment register.
We added a photo of Mary's headstone, as well as, the page she is listed on in the register.
I noticed that the register says she was 70 years old when she died, and her burial date was Nov 9. The monument shows she died on Nov. 7th.
We just wanted you to have this extra information. We will also be loading the rest of the family when we come across them in the book, which we are loading now.
Thank you,
Mary Van Dyke | | | Dyane
 | RE: Roche monument Thank you
Thanks, Pat!Added by Dyane on Nov 30, 2010 7:01 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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