Unlocking Your Family History
D/2 Safely Cleans Tombstones D/2 Biological solution is what you need when safely cleaning those tombstones. Lucky for you it’s included in the 12 Days of Research Giveaways! Please feel free to visit Safely Cleaning Tombstones a blog post that
Mr. Frank Mears I came across Frank Mears tombstone while walking through the St. Augustine Cemetery in Cecil County, Maryland. If you are in the Maryland, Delaware area and enjoy strolling through cemeteries this one is one with some history.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hulse I found the tombstone of Ann Hulse while walking through the Minisink Cemetery. Minisink Cemetery in Orange County, New York has appeared in previous post. Some of the others that I posted about are Asa
Tombstone Hunt Completed Found Asa Willcox Who knew on a trip that I took to New York a few months back I would have the answer to a request on Find a Grave. After returning from my trip I went
Orange County’s John Eaton The tombstone of John Eaton was one of the first to catch my attention at the Minsink Cemetery in Orange County, New York. Of course the obvious reason is because of the location and size. I’ve
Lewis Belcher of New York Who was his first wife? While walking through the Minisink Cemetery in Orange County New York I noticed a few tombstones in the distance corner. One belonged to the Belcher family. Some confusion does come
Safe for our Veterans Tombstones Safe for our Historical Monuments When visiting a cemetery, you notice some of the tombstones are covered in dirt, mold and debris. I’ve heard many different ideas about cleaning them. Some are definitely not safe,
Broken Tombstones Deserve Attention Also Death of Young Arabell Brown On the trip from Delaware to New York there were many cemeteries along the way that caught my attention and this one is one of them. Some might say a
General Henry Van Ness Boynton Laid to Rest with Military Honors While researching on an individual buried with Military Honors I came across this article on Genealogy Bank. I always find it interesting and honorable how we lay our military
Farmer, Husband and Father William Canfield Visiting cemeteries can offer some helpful information, learn more about your family, your community and even history. Some genealogist, like myself, include the cemeteries in my research. On a recent road trip