We found this gravestone not included or listed in Catherine Fedorchak's references. It may have fallen face down and could not be read or may have been lost in the heavy vegetation at the time the cemetery was originally read. We found the most successful way of dealing with the heavy brush and vegetation, was to cut everything back to ground level and remove it altogether from the cemetery, thus, exposing all stones. There may have been additional buried markers, which remained undetected and unread.
"Bender" (Only the top of the stone with the name on it was observable.)
"Bender" (Only the top of the stone with the name on it was observable.)
We found this gravestone not included or listed in Catherine Fedorchak's references. It may have fallen face down and could not be read or may have been lost in the heavy vegetation at the time the cemetery was originally read. We found the most successful way of dealing with the heavy brush and vegetation, was to cut everything back to ground level and remove it altogether from the cemetery, thus, exposing all stones. There may have been additional buried markers, which remained undetected and unread.
"Bender" (Only the top of the stone with the name on it was observable.)
"Bender" (Only the top of the stone with the name on it was observable.)
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