Cemetary Watch

[J Miller]

I found my dad and three of four uncles. There is a fifth uncle who was also a WWII vet and my mom and other relatives all in this area that are not listed.

As soon as some things get organized here I think I'll try to join and get some pics and info in the system.

Joe

 

[Rick Courtright]

I already sent the request through for Pam's mother. To my surprise a picture was posted within 12 hrs. That is the fastest for any request I have made!!! Usually it takes a couple days to a few weeks. If you go to RNC now, you can see the picture.

Hi,

Thanks, John! I just sent Pamela a PM to check the link I'd already given her for the updates. And I'll have to look into joining--seems like a good thing all around. I've found several "missing" relatives using Find-A-Grave, and learned some "new" things about a couple, too!

Rick C

 

[Colonialgirl]

I didn't get a chance to post here, BUT thanks for the links and the Photos of the grave site were GREAT.
I keep meaning to work on the "Family History" and those photos got added to my box of notes, photos, and other misc. stuff about both sides of the family. ( Dad was Dunn/Culver and Mom is White/Munns). Through the Dunn/Culver connection, I' m qualified for the DAR but have never pursued it and I think it also through that connection I can trace back to the Mayflower and finally to a Richard Culver that was appointed a Vicar of a church in Middlesex England in 1675. As far as I know, NO horse thieves or Bank Robbers on ANY branch.

 

[RugerHound]

Matters not if this story is real or not.

The fact is that many families gave up a lot more than their fair their share of family members in wars.

http://www.homeofheroes.com/brotherhood/sullivans.html