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  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    1 month ago
    I am looking for burial sites of Robert Sinclair Sims(Simms) and wife Susan Elizabetj Simms.  He died 1893 and she in 1922, know she is buried in Riverside Cemetery, but not sure where he is buried. Thank you for any help
     
    Sandra Jones, 816-453-4029
  • 2 months ago
    Thanks you help he fine where both my gggrandparents and my GGGgrandparent are buried. They were listed in Salem Bapt. cemetery They were GG Catherine and G. W Ledford and his parents  James and Nancy Ledford.
  • Joan Hamilton (Private)
    8 months ago
    Luther Colvin Corbin and Elizabeth Catherine 'Betsey' Felkey are buried here.  This land was donated by Luther Corbin. I have a picture of them if you would like, I would send them to you.Joan Marlene Hamilton, Genealogist
    • 8 months ago
      Yes, will add a pic to the web page.  Attach to iowaz@swbell.net   I do not monitor Fotki email/guest book so likely will miss anything other than to normal email addresses.
    • (Anonymously) (Private)
      8 months ago
      P.S. I am speaking of Corbin A Pioneer Cemetery, Fayette County, Iowa. USA
  • 9 months ago
    Barry,  I just found this site and will be studing it.  There is sooo much.  Thanks.
     
    Shirley Thompson
    My Mother was Mattie Heckart Gray dtr. of Joseph Thomas Heckart, son of Henry Heckart and so on.  Henry was killed in the Battle of Lone Jack.  I want to visit your area this fall.
  • Lynn (Private)
    10 months ago
    Your website is amazing!  Thank you many times over for all your hard work.  My focus has been on the Love Cemetery, Station and Farm, but I need to spend a large chunk of time going through the cemetery entries for Pike County.  My ancestor David Kisor and his wife Mary disappeared around 1856 and I strongly believe they died in Pike County.  Thanks again for this wonderful source of info. 
  • Dick Nefzger (Private)
    10 months ago
    Thank you so much Barry for doing a great job again.  I wanted to thank you in person but I could not catch you, will try next time.
     
  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    11 months ago
    Thank you so much for all the work you have done on the Lima, Fayette Co., Iowa cemetery.  Many of my Shepard family members are buried there and this is the only site where I could find them.  Thank you again.  Ruby
  • Cerelle (Private)
    12 months ago
    THANK YOU so much for all the work you have done to document this cemetery..and to make it much easier for us to locate our loved ones. I was there in Oct of 2010 and with a cousin and much help from Mr. Rue, we found the location we were searching for, but sadly, there was no headstone. Still, seeing this lovely place was a satisfaction..and finding the listing and the location on your excellent maps was very good, too.
    Keep up the great work!
    Cerelle in AZ and Jan in PA

  • Jim Martin (Private)
    1 year 5 months ago
    Barry, thanks for the CD.s and your work on this site. A nice bit of sharing.
  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    1 year 6 months ago
    Thanks for your work. I am a 1st year Geomatics student trying to complete an assignment using early GLO Maps for an ancestral farm of my family's.
  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    1 year 7 months ago
    Thanks so much for this. I am a member of the African American family and no one has ever done this for us, thanks so much. for this. Rhonda
  • NameApril (Private)
    2 years 1 month ago
    Thank you for al lthe information on the Heckart's.
  • Rick Mead (Private)
    2 years 3 months ago
    Great work. I'd been trying to find this cemetery for a few years on and off. Was pleased to find your webstie listing DeMoss Cemetery and to find my ancestor Susan Mead's headstone in your pictures and the burial record of Asa L Mead. His real name was Asahel. Seems everyone had trouble with that name. He's recorded in history as Asahel, Esel, Asel, Asel Sr, Asa L and as Asal Mead, Meade. According to burial records he is supposed to be buried between his grandson William H Mead and his wife Susan Vail Micker Mead. I'm thinking of driving that way and maybe getting him a marker as there was no marker shown. Thanks for the pics!
    • 1 year ago
      Must echo my cousin Rick's statement of gratitude for your time and care to record our precious ancestors existence.  A headstone monument is a wonderful artifact as we attempt to reconstruct our foggy heritage. Thank you again.
  • 2 years 3 months ago
    Thank you for providing info on Robinsons on this site.Our people are buried there plus we have a committe to take care of it.We have been working & will continue to work on cleaning up the cemetery.Again thanks you have helped more then you know. I sent my family the link to this site.This is such a blessing!!!!!! If @ anytime I can help you out let me know will do what I can. Monica