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Name: Elaine <Landrumelaine@yahoo> Date: 2009-11-02 Comments:
Thank you, thank you for the wonderful tombstone pictures.
Your organization is appreciated, your hard work too. You make it so much easier for us amateurs... God Bless...E
Name: Shirley Hammons Smith <sshirls39@aol.com> Date: 2009-06-18 Comments:
I am searching for the burial site of my paternal grandmother, Carrie booth Boone who married Martin (Mart) Hammons in 1902. She died aboout 1908. My dad said she was buried in Sadieville, but I remember the cemetery being on the side of the road, with a big white house next to it where his aunt, elizabeth Woods lived. I just recently found out that the cemetery could be called "The Skinner Family Cemetery".And I think it might be closer to Corinth in Grant County. I can not find a death record for her but I know she died when my dad was ab out 3 years old. Her oparents were Jesse Boone and Zilpha anne skinner Boone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Debra L. Kidd <sammiedoogle@yahoo.com> Date: 2009-05-03 Comments:
I NEED AN ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE FOR BROADRIDGE CEMETARY. ALSO, IF THERE IS A PHONE NO. OR CONTACT PERSON FOR THAT CEMETARY. I NEED TO KNOW THIS FOR MY MOTHER.
THANK YOU.
Name: Nancy Walters <n.walters@fuse.net> Date: 2009-04-19 Comments:
I am looking for the grave site of my great-great grandmother Elizabeth Moss, who supposedly was buried in a family plot in Grant County, KY. If you come across this info I would appreciate knowing. Your website is so fascinating. I am so glad someone is saving these sites for posterity. Nancy Walters
Name: sandy hays <sandydhays@yahoo.com> Date: 2009-01-27 Comments:
im the grand daughter of elizabeth(lizzy) jumps if any one has any thing they would lik to share regarding websters or kinmans or jumps please fill free
Name: Lavonne Neal Shimomisse <lshimomisse@cox.net> Date: 2008-01-23 Comments:
I'm looking for Mathew Neal b. 1802, Helena Collier Neal b. 1812, William Neal b. 1776 in Grant County cemeteries.
Name: amber menefee-lindsey <racquel@zoomtown.com> Date: 2008-01-02 Comments:
I would like to find out who is in charge of this graveyard if anyone. Also if there any open spots for a burial plot. If anyone has any info please feel free to email me at racquel@zoomtown.com
Name: benny edmondson <spongebob20054@yahoo.com> Date: 2007-11-26 Comments:
i have several relatives that are buried in the new vine run cemetary as well that i noticed several names that i may be realted to in the old one for starters sipple my grand mother was a sipple and hall an also beach i hope that maybe u can get the oppurtunity to get some more photos of this or maybe tell me where i can research history of this thanks
Name: lois hyser <mack_bull@msn.com> Date: 2007-04-01 Comments:
I was sure My grand parents were buried in Broadridge but can not find JAMES cummins
you have done a real good job. Thanks for this
Name: Jim <earljfoster@msn.com> Date: 2007-02-19 Comments:
Thank You for the photos of the Points Head stones. I took similar photos two year ago but they were lost in my move back to MN.
Name: Jim <earljfoster@msn.com> Date: 2007-02-19 Comments:
Thank You for the photos of the Points Head stones. I took similar photos two year ago but they were lost in my move back to MN.
Name: Kathy Neal Oak <knoak@scripps.com> Date: 2007-01-30 Comments:
Looking for cemetery contact to donate some money to and also check on a plot that was my mothers - Justine Neal and Leonard Howell's.
Name: Sonny&Ruth(Webster)Cook <cook00002@aol.com> Date: 2006-09-03 Comments:
NIce work you ar edoing in listing the graves to help others in search of family graves.
Sonny&Ruth(Webster)Cook
Name: Shelley Norton Edwards <egg1021@hotmail.com> Date: 2006-07-29 Comments:
What a wonderful surprise to find this! Thank you for your time & efforts.
Name: john h menefee <menefee@industryinet.com> Date: 2006-07-12 Comments:
one day I'd like to visit the cemetary.
Name: Linda Huffman- Mann <ljhuff2@aol.com> Date: 2006-07-01 Comments:
Trying to find a lay-out of the mann cemetery
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I am the Granddaughter of RusseL And Grace Mann.
Ihave a cusin that was barried in the mann cemetery in.
1956 and their was on stone. Her sister was trying to find the grave. Help
Name: Nicholas Caldwell <nickjcaldwell@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-04-06 Comments:
I cannot thank you enough for putting this information on this site you have really helped me in my search Thank You
Name: Sue P. Carpenter <spcarpenter@ka.net> Date: 2006-02-23 Comments:
This is a great site. Maybe next year I can get information and pictures for you on the Kinman cemetery, which is actually the Wilson Cemetery. The cemetery was in a parcel of land Hiram left in his will to his daughter, Mary Ann Wilson who married James John Kinman.Hiram and his wife are said to be buried there, too, but their graves were only marked by rocks. I live Indiana, but we go to the cemetery for Memorial Day.
Name: Jeana <Kyangel1963@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-02-12 Comments:
Somebody suggested baking floor to read the tombstones. We have found that shaving cream works great. With the rain it washes away. I carry a can in my trunk I never know when I am going to be out with my Mom and we might run across a cemetary we want to check out. Just running to the library or something and see one on the way.
Name: Jeana <Kyangel1963@yahoo.com> Date: 2006-02-12 Comments:
Job well done.
Name: Pam Miller Strausbaugh <strausbaughp@aol.com> Date: 2006-02-11 Comments:
Grant County Kentucky Cemetery Transcriptions & Photos This site is Great you did good work must have taken some time. I', reseaching family tree not sure what all names connect to Grant Co.,KY though a lot have wed in Grant Co. Martin , Miller , Wolf, Wolfe, family .Looking for John B. Martin b. 1813-d. 1886 wed Barbara Wolf my 3 great Grandparents THANK you i enjoy this Thank You
Name: Tom Dietz <tom.dietz@comcast.net> Date: 2006-02-02 Comments:
Kerry,
Thank you so much for this wonderful resource. You have helped me clear up some misinformation that I had obtained from other sources. Actually seeing pictures of the gravestones and being able to read the dates on them eliminates errors made by others in their research.
Thanks again,
Tom Dietz
Name: Jenifer Landrum Biddle <trbiddle53@bellsouth.net> Date: 2006-01-23 Comments:
Great website. Thanks for all of your hardwork. My brother and mother--James Douglas Landrum and Clarita Jones Landrum, are buried in the Landrum Cemetery. Your pictures of the headstones are beautiful.
Name: Leann Burdick <sparks27@fuse.net> Date: 2006-01-08 Comments:
This site is fantastic! I have just begun to unravel the mystery that is the Cammack/Stewart/Beatty family... this has been a great help!
Name: Rita <stutou@elkhart.net> Date: 2005-12-31 Comments:
Fantastic site. I just wish I had been able to locate some of my ancestors on this site. However, since my older relatives have no idea as to where there ancestors are buried, the best I have been able to do is to locate sone tax records for Grant County from 1824 to 1829. they must have then moved on or died/ Keep up the good work.
Name: Sally Updike-Hunt <anunnaki@insightbb.com> Date: 2005-11-06 Comments:
Thanks so much for your site!
I am a GC native and my family still lives there. Most of my relatives are buried in Clarks Creek Church Cemtery, Mt Zion, New Vine Run and Williamstown Cemeteries.
Here's a tip for reading some of those old mildewed, broken heastones: Take some baking flour with you and rub into the stone. It;ll make it much easier to read the lettering. It doesn'r harm the stone itself.
Name: James Ramey <rameyjames@yahoo.com> Date: 2005-08-11 Comments:
Every source helps. Thanks
Name: William Ralph McCord <abbycord@msn.com> Date: 2005-08-07 Comments:
Thanks for the Sipple Cemetery work.
My mother (Mary Rae Sipple McCord) is the daughter of S.Ray Sipple and Violet Hall Sipple who are buried in the Sipple cemetery.
Truly yours,
Bill McCord
Name: Ralph Beverly <Rbeverly@insightbb.com> Date: 2005-05-03 Comments:
Contact me regarding the cemetery on Ford's Mill Rd @ Stately's Run on the Hutton property. I have been there, and have pictures, including the gravestone of John Beverly, son of Stephen who owned the land 1819-1852.
Name: Kimberly Ann Bickers Medlin <yoginbooboo6@aol.com> Date: 2005-03-29 Comments:
My sister shared this website with me. I thought that it was neat to see some of our family names. Not knowing, I named my daughter Sarah Ann after a family member. Pretty Cool!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for posting this website for the Bickers family!!
Name: Bob Noel <rnoel1@fuse.net> Date: 2005-01-30 Comments:
Great Great Great!!! Best Jonesville Ky information on net.
Name: nancy veit <nancyernurse@yahoo.com> Date: 2005-01-03 Comments:
Thanks for all of your time. It's so wonderful to see some of our families stones, even though we are in Utah.
Name: THOMAS A CHIPMAN <chipelmo@yahoo.com> Date: 2004-12-14 Comments:
I am taking care of mowing to Gaugh Cemetry, My father,stepfather and mother are buried there. There names are Thomas O Chipman,William P Dennis and Mildred Jean Dennis. My father mowed the cemetery when I was a child now it is my turn.
Name: Richard Hoffman <Richard.Hoffman@ae.ge.com> Date: 2004-12-03 Comments:
Great site !
Name: Christopher Ward <wchrisfl@aol.com> Date: 2004-11-28 Comments:
Hello,
My name is Christopher Ward and my great-grandparents (Mattie Lee Eads Gilbert and Raymond H. Gilbert) and other relatives are buried at this cemetery. I wanted to say thank you for the useful information to help me find this location in crittenton. I live in Tampa, Fl and was planning on making a drive up to crittenton since i haven't been their since i was a small child. Once again you made my search very easy, Thank you.
Christopher Ward
Tampa Fl
Name: Ross Clarkj <rpc111@sbcglobal.net> Date: 2004-09-27 Comments:
This is a wounderful site thank you
Name: Lisa Chipman <lisa.chipman@prudential.com> Date: 2004-09-09 Comments:
Hello, Otis Chipman is my grandfather-in-law and my husband and I need a contact person to ensure our burial in the cemetary (Gaugh). Any help you can send will be appreciated.
Name: Niki J. Blair <niki.blair@pw.utc.com> Date: 2004-09-03 Comments:
Because my maiden name is Landrum, I felt a connection to some of the people buried in this family cemetery although I doubt if there is any actual relationship. Thank you for letting me browse!
Name: Steven Clark Sigston <stevesigston@yahoo.com> Date: 2004-08-10 Comments:
Thanks very, very much for the Clark Cemetery pics and information. SteveSigston, Sacramento, CA
Name: william Arand jr <time29@msn.com> Date: 2004-04-30 Comments:
This is a work in progress and a beautiful one two. You are appreciated by those who are searching for there roots.
My grandparents - Benjamin Franklin Wright and wife Hattie Thornton Wright , along with many cousins are here in the Jonesville Cemetery.
I look forward to seeing there names listed one day, for all to see and use for putting together their family history.
If I can be of help let me know how.
Sincerely,
Bill and Angie Arand
Name: Pamela Gouge Marion <pmarion@uniteone.net> Date: 2004-03-22 Comments:
I am a descendant of Thomas Jefferson Gouge and have many ancestors from Grant County. Several are buried in Cherry Creek Cemetery. 4 of the Gouges married into the Tomas Clark family (including Thomas Jefferson Gouge). He and his wife and his son (who also married a Gouge) are also buried in Cherry Creek.
If anyone has any information on a Kavanaugh b. 1839 it would be appreciated.
Name: Marilyn Clark-Wilson <wilsn@cox.net> Date: 2004-02-20 Comments:
Eleanor Ashcroft and William A. Clark are my G_G_G aunts
Name: Sadie Jane (Hix- Hicks) Feuston <gingerpmsgds@aol.com> Date: 2004-01-21 Comments:
Ace Madison Hicks and Samuel Hicks were brothers to my grandfather Richard Hicks and ggrandfather Joseph Hicks married to Mary Jane Kinman. Looking for relatives still living Great site Thank You we found information that helped with our search.
Name: Sue (Pettit) Robertaccio <Suerobertaccio@aol.com> Date: 2003-12-11 Comments:
This site is absolutely marvelous! The work you have done is commendable. I just found my g.g.grandparents' (J.T. Pettit and Amanda J. Pettit)tombstones, and their youngest son's stone at Macedonia Cemetery. I hope you are able to get to the Pettit Cemetery. Thank you for all of your hard work!
Name: Tom Blanchet <blanchet@frontiernet.net> Date: 2003-12-11 Comments:
Great work!