Daughter of Reuben and Caraline Forney.∼SEE FORNEY FAMILY CEMETERY, BERKS COUNTY
Daughter of Reuben and Caroline Forney
Do not know if body was moved.
According to the book "Epitaphs" by Jacki Nein and others, the graves that
were marked by a headstone were removed to Laureldale Cemetery in 1926.
Although her book implies new stones were provided for each moved grave.
The actual site is apparently still above water. She did a survey of site
with a divining rod and believes there are still burials there; although at
this point they would be unknown. Her book has a list of burials from
headstone readings taken before they were moved.
Guy Bierman, BCGS
Daughter of Reuben and Caroline Forney
Do not know if body was moved.
According to the book "Epitaphs" by Jacki Nein and others, the graves that
were marked by a headstone were removed to Laureldale Cemetery in 1926.
Although her book implies new stones were provided for each moved grave.
The actual site is apparently still above water. She did a survey of site
with a divining rod and believes there are still burials there; although at
this point they would be unknown. Her book has a list of burials from
headstone readings taken before they were moved.
Guy Bierman, BCGS
Daughter of Reuben and Caraline Forney.∼SEE FORNEY FAMILY CEMETERY, BERKS COUNTY
Daughter of Reuben and Caroline Forney
Do not know if body was moved.
According to the book "Epitaphs" by Jacki Nein and others, the graves that
were marked by a headstone were removed to Laureldale Cemetery in 1926.
Although her book implies new stones were provided for each moved grave.
The actual site is apparently still above water. She did a survey of site
with a divining rod and believes there are still burials there; although at
this point they would be unknown. Her book has a list of burials from
headstone readings taken before they were moved.
Guy Bierman, BCGS
Daughter of Reuben and Caroline Forney
Do not know if body was moved.
According to the book "Epitaphs" by Jacki Nein and others, the graves that
were marked by a headstone were removed to Laureldale Cemetery in 1926.
Although her book implies new stones were provided for each moved grave.
The actual site is apparently still above water. She did a survey of site
with a divining rod and believes there are still burials there; although at
this point they would be unknown. Her book has a list of burials from
headstone readings taken before they were moved.
Guy Bierman, BCGS
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