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Zorro, we must be soul mates. My husband is crazy for seafood, all kinds. I think everything from the ocean tastes like rotten seaweed. I do cook some things for his occasionally because I love him, But I don't love him enough to fry fish. He has
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Can you ask edit to add a note that the remains have been moved to an unknown cemetery in Kentucky? There has to be disinterment information and a removal permit on file with the town that states to where the remains are being moved. At a minimum
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No one really talked about genealogy in my family, especially on my Dad's side of the family. For fifty years, I felt my grandfather was all alone in that cemetery. Then I found him, and his family, here. Now the mystery is that double plot!
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Put more intothis I found his grandson's wife on here and contacted the Sonja listed in article.
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To make it even worse, the memorial is managed by a "Record Not Available" but is a close relative. (ETA: not of mine; but of the deceased) I may decide that I don't know anything until a year down the road or so. I just cannot afford to
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West Lawn Memorial Park It looks nice now. But I found a dupe cemetery when I looked it up lol. Now I got a new fix to post.
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Tell hubby to bring the deer along. We can roast it on a spit in the big fire place in the Great Hall. We need a mop already? Maybe we should roll up the carpets so the servers don't trip with our drinks again.
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I'll let some of my Texas relatives know Anyway, the plot is going to be re-sold. No marking will remain in the cemetery here.
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Advice we were given in another thread. "Photograph the grave/gravesite "in-situ", or as it appears in that moment in time. The purpose is to show the grave as it is, be it dirty, cluttered, broken, or pristine. It is not your job to
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A city with 95,000 people & only one cemetery needed a sales campaign? Makes you wonder what was wrong with it.
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Left as is, (for a short time) or deleted, until the cemetery in Kentucky is located. I'd give you thirty days. Kinda wondering, will the old plot be sold? Will it have a marker, with the new also getting a new marker? It could be designated a ceno
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I too have made an effort of "finding the grave" for a few unknown burials. The easiest ones were right there in the obit posted on the memorial but I guess the obits weren't actually read before making those memorial!
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Thought this was interesting!
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My sister in law is in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Her stage name was Kathy Zee Several years ago she discovered that her "Buzzin'" single was auctioned on ebay and sold to a guy in the Netherlands. That's when she fou
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Thanks, everyone. I'm one of those tiresome "rules followers." I (tactfully) explained why I wouldn't chalk the stone last year. It was in an older pioneer cemetery, not the one where I was today. This just had me stirred up. I'll refer t
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Originally Posted By: JulieSullivanApparently that scenario happens more often than we know. I cannot give details but I found out about a similar situation just this past week. Not my father but another relative. I know I cannot put that in my tr
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Originally Posted By: RobWatsonOriginally Posted By: Christina11 I didn't watch it to the end, but requesting ID from someone is hardly search and seizure. Those kids are somewhat clueless. Depending on the state one can or cannot refuse to show
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By the way, if the person requests a new photo, just cancel the request. ETA: Unless it's been long enough that the stone might have been changed by family or by weather.
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Send it to this member: http://www.findagraveforums.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showprofile&User=841 I'm sure she won't mind setting them straight
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You're correct and don't ever let anyone talk you into chalking and if anyone pesters you about that issue again, forward the email to someone in charge. Probably the info address. But I could see an admin wanting to see this or maybe sending it to
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Burl Ives is in my maternal line - not blood relative, but he married my grandma's cousin. They all were raised in a small rural town in southeastern Illinois. And Burl has a big honkin' tombstone in a small cemetery where my great grandparents and
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See...they type fast, don't they?
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You tell the person that requested that you move the stones that it is against the site guidelines to move the stones. It isn't a matter of making the requester happy. Of course now that I need it I can't find the thread where one of the Grand Poobah
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You almost got it right, but if it did not taste right to you, this is what you do: 1. Rinse the sauerkraut to get rid the heavy vinegar taste. The amount you rinse/soak before you cook is your choice, depending on how much you like it. 2. You used
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Find A Grave policy is if the marker isn't your family, you shouldn't be re-arranging things. FAQ #96 Unless you are related to the interred on the headstone in question, DO NOT do anything to the headstone. Perhaps you can reply to the person reques
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