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O'Connell, Springer, Richmond, Warden, Walker, Lachney, Hilton, Poray
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USA, Germany, Russia
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Intermediate Family History Researcher
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Burr Oak Cemetery, post 2

Posted on July 16, 2009 at 4:00pm 0 Comments

As the investigation furthers into the Burr Oak Cemetery the police have stated that many people gave the local authorities (Alsip Police) tips on the problems at the cemetery in 2005. Electricians and others reported seeing bones, coffins and broken stones in piles. Why is it that the local authorities did not look into this.



It seems not only do we need to investigate the goings on at the cemetery, but we also need to be looking into the local authorities as well. This is… Continue

Cemetery Workers dig up graves...

Posted on July 8, 2009 at 10:00pm 3 Comments

NBC News reported this afternoon that employees at Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip, IL have been digging up graves and reselling the plots. They stated that there was an area blocked off that they believe have the remains from the graves, plus the tombstones, all piled up. According to the NBS reporters, the owners of the cemetery tipped the police off to what was going on.



When will our loved ones be safe. Cemeteries are moved, family is not notified. Now the employees seem to think it… Continue

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At 5:04am on January 19, 2010, Deb Irwin said…
I;m glad it helped and I hope it helps with your search. Gogle and Babelfish can only go so far,. They can translate the word, but at ptesent, they can't structure the sentence to make any coherent sense.
At 11:15am on November 26, 2009, Mykola Davydchenko said…
Thank you for your reply dear Terri O'Connell. Mr. Porai-Koshets from Kiev gave me link www.genealogywise.com/group/russiaancestry/forum/topics/poray-koshetz with your anouncement of your grandfather research. He claims he has information on Anatoly Petrovich Porai Koshets. If you'll write me in private, I can give you his email for direct contact. I insist on private for antispam reasons.
As for me, yes I am Ukrainian geologist and researchin mainly family of Counts of Holy Rome Empire Morkov (AKA Morcow, Morkoff) and related to them families. Thank you.
At 4:08am on November 26, 2009, Mykola Davydchenko said…
Dear Terri O'Connell there is one Porai-Koshets in Kyiv, Ukraine who has information of your interest please contact me on my page regarding the issue.
At 1:45am on August 20, 2009, Bob Thomas said…
Hi Terri.
Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you but the notificatios from the site kept filling my mailbox up. Your questions about SAR membership for males under 18. It would be $40.00. Unlike the DAR they do not have to join CAR and wait until they are 18. There is also a price break from 18 to 25. Age 25 and over is $100.00. If you have sons, g/sons, or nephew you would like for me to assist with their membership, please contatc me at my personsl e-mail BOBT3130@aol.com
At 7:08am on August 13, 2009, Nancy E Russell said…
Terri, from what I have heard her mothers name was Martha?. the only information I can find is staill with John Black and Jane Alexander. Apparently there were two John Blacks one with Jane and one with Martha. If anyone has any other information I will be so greatful. Nancy
At 6:04pm on July 24, 2009, Carla Georgie said…
My Grandmother's maiden name is Warden. My Warden ancestors are from North Carolina and Tennessee, and eventually, Missouri.
At 10:22am on July 19, 2009, Lucie Lewis said…
Thank you. I found that course offered by a local college and will register for the next session. ..and the journey begins. YEAH.
At 4:32pm on July 9, 2009, footnoteMaven said…
Terri: You are so quick.You joined the Shades of The Departed Group before I even finished the page. That makes you the first member. Thank you so much!

-fM
At 3:40pm on July 9, 2009, Randy Seaver said…
Hi Terri,

My Richmondl ine is actually two - I have the John Richmond (1594-1664) who died in Taunton MA, and his son Edward (1632-1696) who married Abigail Davis. This line is all through SE MA, RI and then eastern CT.

My otherl ine is in Wiltshire in England, and was Richman until James Richman (1821-1912) brought his family to New England in 1856 and settled in Putnam CT.
At 10:50pm on July 8, 2009, Donna Lachney said…
Terri,
I think you will like the photos on here. I have more to send out.

Cousins,
Donna
 
 
 

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