Jerry, You will have to go to the cemetery in Laconia. It is my family graveyard. As I said it is in Laconia. It is very easy to reach. Go down Rt. 11 to Laconia. You will run into a stop sign with an old store on the right. Take a left an go a couple of miles (could be more) the graveyard is on the left. You will see about 8 to 10 Adamson Graves. These Adamsons are directly related to the Arthur family in Harrison. As a side note you will pass a cemetery on Rt. 11 in which the decendants of Squire Boone is have set aside the land in rememberance of Squire. As you probably know he was the first brother of Daniel Boone. He was wounded in the Rev. War, became Governor of Indiana, and turned to the Ministry. HIs church has been restored on the property. The other Adamson-Arthur cemetery is located on old Forrest Road. To get there you must take the second Rt. 62 exit to Corydon off I64. Take a right to the signal lights. Take a right and then an immediate left to Old Forrest Road. About 4 miles down the road and on the left is Luthers Chapel cemetery. There is a family of Adamsons in the back of the cemetery. It is very overgrown and hard to find. You may have to ask for directions. Tom Cockerel "Jerry F. Adamson" wrote: > To All Members: > I think we are doing great on sharing our Adamson lineage. There are > still quite a few members who have yet to tell what they know and/or > what they need.. > To you researchers who have not made the connections, let me assure you > that there are many on the list whom have lots of information and are > willing to share and help. You need only ask. > > I want to Thank everyone for many the list active again. > > I will be leaving this week for an extended research trip. I will be > researching in Lawrence and Harrison Co., Indiana: Clermont, Brown and > Adams Co., Ohio; Mason and Roberston Co., Kentucky, and Greene Co. > Pennsylvania. > I am particular taking pictures of Adamson grave markers. If you are > aware of any cemetery in these counties or on the way, I would > appreciate hearing from you before June 22. It may and will save me a > lot of time in my search. I also will be visiting with Adamson > descendants on the way. If you know of anybody that can lead to > information in these areas, again I would appreciate it. > > When I am in travel status, I monitor the list, at public libraries. I > gain access to the my email and can send messages using my hotmail > address. So if you see a message from "reddog_ks@hotmail.com" its only > me. I will keep you posted of any great finds. I expect to be gone > around four weeks or more. > Thanks, Jerry