Hi Edna Please check with your server onlink.net for help. Hopefully they'll be able to solve your problem. The Rootsweb mailing lists are still virus free. If they can't help you please contact me personally off the list. list mom Ida Edna Servos wrote: > > Hi I get your letters buts cannot bring them up There is an unsafe message > from my virus protector can you help me > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 12:00 AM > Subject: CAN-ONT-GREY-D Digest V03 #66 > >

Hi I get your letters buts cannot bring them up There is an unsafe message from my virus protector can you help me ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 12:00 AM Subject: CAN-ONT-GREY-D Digest V03 #66

Looking for burial place of Henry Collins, 1860's also wife Elizabeth Heck or Hick. Can anyone check the Sydenham Cemetry book or Kincardine Cemetry please, Thanks Pat

Tom, I don't know G. Dickinson, but I do have my William Lytle Spears married to Isabella Bowles with 5 children, one of whom is Julia May, married to Adelbert Huston Smith with 3 children, and Sarah married to George Hamilton Smith with 9 children for them. Please contact me for further information. I have Isabella Bowles b 1857, died 1935 Tobermory, Ont. Married 1877 L. Veenstra

Just a quick question if anyone knows a G. Dickson who is researching several surnames in Ontario. There is also mention of a G. Murphy connected to this research. There is a mention by a G. Dickson at http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/gdickson/DAWN/d0/i0000117.htm#i117 for a William Lytle Spears married to an Isabella Bowles and with two children: Julia May Spears m. Adelbert Huston Smith and Sarah Elizabeth Spears m. George Hamilton Smith I am trying very hard to trace a missing Isabella Bowles born the same year (1857) as this one but cannot find any record of these references and so would very much like to hear from G. Dickson. Does anyone know him/her?

Hi All It has been brought to my attention: Upon posting a message to the Grey Co mailing list one of our subscribers started receiving unsolicitated messages (jokes etc) from Maggie Peters <[email protected]> in response to her posting. I'm truly sorry this has happened to anyone. Maggie Peters <[email protected]> has been placed on the reject list and will not be able to post or receive any future posting from Grey Co. She will not be able to send a reply tagging [email protected] as the sender. This DOES NOT mean if you are presently on her mailing list it will stop. I can only stop her from obtaining any future posting to the list. If you are a recipient of this spam from Maggie you'll have to personally contact her. BUT BEWARE this action may cause more spam coming to your address.. Thank you Kim for bringing it to my attention. later Ida

----- Original Message ----- From: "Edna Servos" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 11:38 AM Subject: Re: Charlie Shiels > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ida & Merle King" <[email protected]> > To: "Edna Servos" <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 10:12 AM > Subject: Re: Charlie Shiels > > > > Hi Edna > > > > Please resend your message to [email protected] > > your cyber space postal employee > > list mom Ida > > > > Edna Servos wrote: > > > > > > I am looking for the family of Hugh Shiels and Ann Groat .My grandfather > Charles was born Dec 14 1878 in Hepworth and he married Lillian Ceaser( born > in Lions Head May 20 1885) July 29 1905 > > > Thank you > > > Edna Servos [email protected] > > > > >

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could provide me with the postal or e-mail address for St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Durham. I have not bee able to find it in any directories. I may as well mention that I am trying to locate burial records for St. Paul's R.C.Cemetery in Dornoch. I have been in contact and transferred to many people, but no one seems to know where these records are located. My last call told me they are at St. Peter's in Durham, but I have called there a few times with no answer. I have been through the cemetery transcriptions, but what I am seeking is not there. I believe many of my ancestors may be buried there, but there are no stones. I know for sure of 2 ancestors buried there with no stones, so I am sure there are probably more. Any help would be much appreciated. Kimberly Muldoon-Staley

----- Original Message ----- From: "Ida & Merle King" <[email protected]> To: "Edna Servos" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 10:12 AM Subject: Re: Charlie Shiels > Hi Edna > > Please resend your message to [email protected] > your cyber space postal employee > list mom Ida > > Edna Servos wrote: > > > > I am looking for the family of Hugh Shiels and Ann Groat .My grandfather Charles was born Dec 14 1878 in Hepworth and he married Lillian Ceaser( born in Lions Head May 20 1885) July 29 1905 > > Thank you > > Edna Servos [email protected] > >

The OCFA site shows two William Bowles recods in Grey County: BOWLES William Markdale Grey Artemesia BG- BOWLES William Gordon Markdale Grey Artemesia BG- The BG- indicates that the record is at the Bruce & Grey Branch, OGS. Would anyone be able to look up the details of these two records for me? I am hoping to get the parent's names for them.

This is from my Bentinck History Book "Farm Lanes of Bentinck 1850 - 2000" In the Hanover Cemetery located at lot 1 Conc.2 SDR at Row 20 Section 5 the following is stated: "William Kirstine (1864 - 1950); also his wife Martha Rowland or Rowand (1867 - 1947) ". I can only assume it was perhaps a written error as I'm sure the stone did not read "Rowland or Rowand" I hope that is what you were looking for, David W. Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: samshous <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 9:22 PM Subject: [Grey Co.] Hanover Cemetery Bentinch Twp > If someone has the transcriptions for this cemetery would you please be so kind as to look up the transcription for Martha Rowand. Thanks much > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

If someone has the transcriptions for this cemetery would you please be so kind as to look up the transcription for Martha Rowand. Thanks much

Hi Steve. There appears to be no mention of an Owen Sound Hockey team in my books between those dates. I have also checked my "History of Derby Township, 1839 - 1972", there is a chapter on sports and mentions Hockey however nothing relating to your grandfather. Was your Grandfather a member of the Owen Sound Greys hockey club? If so I'm sure you will find something somewhere. Perhaps try contacting the hockey club in Owen Sound as they still exist to this day and perhaps have some sort of collection built up over the years. Another option is to contact the Grey County Archives. Their Website is: http://www.greycounty.on.ca/archives/ Sorry I couldn't be of more help, David W. Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve Colombo <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 8:15 PM Subject: "History of the County of Grey" > My grandfather, Charles Colombo, was a hockey player in Owen Sound in the > period probably from 1905-1920. I'm wondering if either book contains > references or pictures of early Owen Sound or Grey County hockey teams? > Thanks, > > Steve Colombo > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail > >

My grandfather, Charles Colombo, was a hockey player in Owen Sound in the period probably from 1905-1920. I'm wondering if either book contains references or pictures of early Owen Sound or Grey County hockey teams? Thanks, Steve Colombo _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

Hello, I was wondering if someone could advise me where to find a couple of obituaries. I am seeking obituaries for John MOLLOY/MALLOY died 19 September 1901 in Keppel Township Alice (BELL) MOLLOY/MALLOY died 17 August 1916 in Keppel Township Was there a newspaper in Keppel Twp. or would I look in Owen Sound? Any help would be appreciated, Thank you Kimberly Muldoon-Staley

Hello, I am not sure of the original sender of this message, but I found the Briggs in my book, Euphrasia, Glimpses of Past & Present. In the 1881 census it lists: They are not on the 1891 census list. Cyrus Briggs age 35 farmer Sarah E 32 Bertha F. 5 Fred H 3 Norman K 1 Stella L 1mo. This is in Division 1 (concessions 1-5 incl.) Hope this helps C Kelly Dave Wiley wrote: >There are 2 books for Grey County that I know of. One was originally >published in 1931 called "A History Of The County Of Grey" by E.L. Marsh. >The 2nd book is your "A New History Of The County Of Grey" by T. Arthur >Davidson published 1972. I have both of these.... > >Unfortunately there is no index in either book, therefore I can not look for >your names. However you mentioned Kimberly so I have scanned the Euphrasia >Township sections, and unfortunately found no mention of any of your >surnames. Is there a particular reason you chose that particular book as a >reference? I also Have the Euphrasia History Book, and St. Vincents. If you >do not have those books I am willing to look up some info for you. Do you >just need what you had listed? Do you have further info on them? > >Thanks, >David W. Wiley >----- Original Message ----- >From: Shirley Dumma <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 11:09 AM >Subject: [Grey Co.] Cyrus Briggs and Sarah Edith Howe > > > > >>Does anyone have access to "A New History of Grey County" by T. Arthur >> >> >Davidson? > > >>I would be very grateful if someone could look up Sarah Edith HOWE (d/o >> >> >Thomas HOWE and Mary HOLE) who married Cyrus BRIGGS (s/o John "Thomas" >BRIGGS and Mary ROADHOUSE") in Kimberley, Grey County on Oct. 7, 1874. > > >>Also Sarah Edith (Howe) BRIGGS died in St. Vincent Twp.May 9, 1893. >>TIA >>Shirley >> >> >>============================== >>To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >> >> >go to: > > >>http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >> >> >> >> >> > > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > >

There are 2 books for Grey County that I know of. One was originally published in 1931 called "A History Of The County Of Grey" by E.L. Marsh. The 2nd book is your "A New History Of The County Of Grey" by T. Arthur Davidson published 1972. I have both of these.... Unfortunately there is no index in either book, therefore I can not look for your names. However you mentioned Kimberly so I have scanned the Euphrasia Township sections, and unfortunately found no mention of any of your surnames. Is there a particular reason you chose that particular book as a reference? I also Have the Euphrasia History Book, and St. Vincents. If you do not have those books I am willing to look up some info for you. Do you just need what you had listed? Do you have further info on them? Thanks, David W. Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: Shirley Dumma <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 11:09 AM Subject: [Grey Co.] Cyrus Briggs and Sarah Edith Howe > Does anyone have access to "A New History of Grey County" by T. Arthur Davidson? > I would be very grateful if someone could look up Sarah Edith HOWE (d/o Thomas HOWE and Mary HOLE) who married Cyrus BRIGGS (s/o John "Thomas" BRIGGS and Mary ROADHOUSE") in Kimberley, Grey County on Oct. 7, 1874. > Also Sarah Edith (Howe) BRIGGS died in St. Vincent Twp.May 9, 1893. > TIA > Shirley > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Hi Tom, There are many "Bowles" (Pronounced Bowls as in a Bowl of soup) as well as "Bowler"'s from Artemesia. I am not related to the Bowles (connected in a very far far manner though) but found much in one of my history books on them, including some photo's. Both Bowler's and Bowels appear in Artemesia but are two different families. Do you want Bowler or Bowels? I live relatively close to many Artemesia/Euphrasia landmarks named after those families. i.e. Bowles Bluff, Bowles Hill and Bowles Gully. I found much info in my Artemesia history book. If you do not have a copy of this book I am willing to copy some info down for you. I do suggest if you can, or live nearby, you should purchase this book. It is well written and contains a fair amount of info on the Bowles family. I believe the Grey County Archives still has some for sale. Here is their website: http://www.greycounty.on.ca/archives/ Please let me know if you need some info from the book. If so, please indicate what it is your looking for or who. Thanks, David W. Wiley ----- Original Message ----- From: Ida & Merle King <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 4:08 PM Subject: Re: [Grey Co.] Bowles in 1871 Census > Hi Tom > > ? Are these the Bowles your asking about as there listed under Bowler in > the early census for Artemesia??? I'm not related to these people but I > was looking through the 1858-1869 Vol 33 marriage transcripts last > evening and noted the marriages. The rest was quite simple to do. I > haven't located where any of the Bowler/Bowles are buried yet. In the > 1901 census there's another family of Bowles in Artemesia. Samuel Bowles > b 1832 Ont & Ann Morrow on Con 14 Lot 23. I haven't included them here.. > good luck > Ida > > 1851 census: > William b England Wesleyan Methodist age 40 > Sarah Ann b Canada age 34 > Ann b Canada age 17 > William b Canada age 12 > John b Canada age 9 > Joshua b Canada age 2 ??? > > 1861 census: > William b LC age 24 > Wilmot b England age 23 > Julia b UC age 3 > John b UC age 1 > Bowler William Smith 21, Artemesia, CE s/o William & Ann married 15 Feb > 1858 Wilmet Williams 21 Artemesia, Eng d/o John & Catherine > *************** > William b Eng profession Taylor age 50 > Ann b LC age 42 > Ester b LC age 21 > John b LC laborer age 19 > Joshua age 11 > Mary age 7 > Wesley age 5 > Sophia age 3 > ?Margret age 7 > ******************************** > Bowler John, 22 Artemesia, CE s/o William & Ann married 28 Dec 1864 > Margaret Shields 18 Artemesia, Ireland d/o Charles & Mary > > 1871 census: > > h/h 123 William Bowles age 32 b Que Wes Meth, farmer > Willmet age 30 b Eng > Julia 12, John 5, William, Ida these appear in 1881 census Artemesia Div > 2 pg 17 # 80 > ********* > h/h 189 John Bowler b Quebec age 28 Wes Meth, farmer > Margaret b Ireland age 24 > Charlotte age 3 b Ont > Mary b Jul 9/12 Ont these appear in the 1881 census Artemesia Div 2 pg > 34 # 156 > ******* > h/h 190 William Bowler age 60 b Eng Wes Meth > Ann age 53 b Quebec > Joshua age 20 b Que > Mary age 16 b Ont > Charles, age 14, > Sophia age 12 these appear in the 1881 census div 2 pg 6 & 7 # 31 # 32 > > 1871 census haven't located Wesley yet... > > 1901 census Artemesia 2nd Range E 108 > > Wesley Bowles b Aug 29 1856 > Ester b Jul 13 1862 > Annie M b Feb 24 1882 > Gordon b Oct 11 1886 > Harold b Apr 2 1888 > Ruby b Mar 13 1892 > Mary b Nov 8 1895 > Mirtyle b Jul 13 1900 > Amelia b Dec 9 1897 ? 5 yrs???? > Annie Mother Oct 18 1888 yes it states 1888 ???82 yrs b Quebec Eng > Methodist > > > Tom Laporte wrote: > > > > Hello everyone, this is my very first message to this list. My interest is the Bowles family which emmigrated from Ireland originally to Quebec and then to various Ontario communities. I have found a record for a William Bowles in the 1871 Census of Artemesia, Grey South (that would be district 36 - G1) on page 36. He was born in Quebec so may be connected. My own dir ect line of Bowles were not far away just north east of Collingwood in Tiny twp., North Simcoe county. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

I had some lookups done for me at the Ontario Archives, and since I had the whole page of marriages printed out (done in a ledger style book), I thought I would share the rest of the births that were on the page, in case someone makes a connection. These are all from MS 932, Reel 104. Please excuse any transcription errors; the print is small and hard to read in places. Eileen Wilson Markham, Ontario WERNER, Moses E., 40, of Rodney, Elgin Co., b. Carrick, Bruce Co., bachelor, merchant, son of Henry WERNER and Hannah EGGERT, married Barbara E. GROFF, 31, of Hanover, b. Wilmot, Waterloo Co., Spinster, daughter of George M. GROFF and Katharina SCHMIDT; witnesses: Edward GROFF and Annie ROLEFF, both of Hanover, July 17, 1901 at Hanover, religion: Evang. Ass'n, by Rev. G.F. Haisl, by license. reg. July 18, 1901 BRAUTIGAM, Ferdiannd, 25, of Normanby, b. Normanby, bachlor, farmer, son of Michael BRAUTIGAM and Katharina KU??? married Mabel SNYDER, 21 of Normanby, b. not given, daughter of Mandel SNYDER and Mary PENDER; witnesses: Mrs. Clara C. Engel and Allan J. Cressman, both of Hanover, Sept. 4, 1901 at Hanover, groom: Lutheran; bride: Presby., by Rev. J.R. Craigee, by license; reg. Sept. 4, 1901 HAZLETT, Wm. J., 26, of Bentinck, b. Bentinck, bachlor, farmer, son of Wm. HAZLETT and Mary A. ARMOUR married Freda MOHR, 20 of Hanover, b. Germany, spinster, daughter of Fred MOHR and Rickie PRETER; witnesses: Sophia MOHR and Henry WENDORF, both of Hanover, Oct 8, 1901 at Hanover; groom: Meth., bride: Lutheran, by Rev. J.R. Craigie, by license; reg. Oct. 8, 1901 KUMMENHAUSEN, John, 28, of Bentinck, b. Carrick, bachelor, laborer, son of Isaac KUMMENHAUSEN and Hannah HUNSPERGER, married Mary SEYMOUR, 20 of Bentinck, b. Bentinck, spinster, daughter of Thomas SEYMOUR and Mary REID; witnesses: Isaac KUMMENHAUSEN and Hannah KUMMENHAUSEN, both of Hanover, August 21, 1901 at Hanover; groom: English, bride Pres., by Rev. J.E. Hourdl(?) by license; reg. August 21, 1901 ROSSELL, Johann, 24 of Bentinck, b. Carrick, bachelor, painter, son of George ROSSELL and Catharina RIES, married Maggie FISK, 21 of Brant, b. Brant, spinster, daughter of A??? FISK and Emma SNELLING; witnesses: Jacob Walter of Normanby and Dora ROSSELL of Bentinck, October 2, 1901 at Hanover, groom: Lutheran; bride: Episcopalian, by Rev. H. Furstmayer, by license, reg. Oct. 18, 1901 LIPPERT, Heinrich, 36, of Bentinck, b. Waterloo, bachlor, farmer, son of Johann LIPPERT and Maria WEISMULLER, married Fredericka BOCKENHAUSER, 30 of Bentinck, b. Wilmot, spinster, daughter of Heinrich BOCKENHAUSER and Dorothea MENES(?); witnesses: John BOCKENHAUSER of Bentinck and Mary MOEHLKE of Sullivan; October 9, 1901 at Hanover; groom and bride: Lutheran; by Rev. H. Furstmayer, by license, reg. Oct. 18, 1901 WEIS, Christian, 26, of Hanover, b. Bentinck, bachelor, mason, son of Peter WEIS and Catharine WOEFLE, married Mary CURTIS(?), 20 of Glenelg, b. Proton, spinster, daughter of Henry CURTIS(?) and Christine PRIVER; witnesses: Samuel WEIS and Wilhelmina WEIS, both of Hanover, 15 October 1901 at Hanover, groom: Lutheran; bride: Meth. by Rev. H. Furstmeyer, by license, reg. Oct. 18, 1901 SACHS, Ernst, 29, of Hanover, b. Glenelg, bachlor, mason, son of Valentine SACHS and Sophia DREHER, married Emma CURTIS(?), 21, of Glenelg, b. Proton, sppinster, daughter of Henry CURTIS(?) and Christine CURTIS(?); witnesses: Samuel WEIS and Wilhelmina WEIS, both of Hanover, 15 October 1901 at Hanover, groom: Lutherna; bride not given, by Rev. H. Furstmeyer, by license, reg. Oct. 18, 1901 SCHLIME, Edgar Earnest, 23, of Listowel, b. not given, bachelor, miller, son of Henry SCHLIME and Elisa REUTHA, married Clara EBY, 23 of Hanover, b. New Hamburg, Spinster, daughter of Isaac EBY and Elizabeth BURFY(?), witnesses: Herbert LONGEMAN of Listowel and Emma EBY of Hanover, 15 October 1901; groom religion not given; bride U.B., by Rev. H. Furstmyer, by license, reg. October 18, 1901 GRAHAM, Thos. James, 30, of Sault Ste. Marie, b. Brant, bachelor, carpenter, son of Thos. GRAHAM and Sarah J. KENNEDY, married Mary TASKER, 32 of Brant, b. Carrick, spinster, daughter of Robert TASKER and Mary Ann MASON; witnesses: Fanny E. Tasker and Robert Tasker, both of Brant, 13 November 1901; groom Mennonite; bride Methodist, by Rev. J.R. Craigie, by license, reg. 13 Nov. 1901 MAYCOCK, William, 24, of Bentinck, b. Brant, bachelor, farmer, son of Thomas MAYCOCK and Ellen MILLS, married Marion CROZIER, 24, of Bentinck, b. Brant, spinster, daughter of William CROZIER and Mary Jane CROZIER; witnesses: Alice Anne GARNER of Brant; Nov. 21, 1901; groom Pres.; bride Baptist, by Rev. J.R. Craigie, by license, reg. Nov. 20, 1901 KOHN (or KUHN), John, 26, of Brant, b. Bruce, bachelor, farmer, son of Christian KOHN or KUHN, and Maria KOHN or KUHN, married Annie Lavina RODE, 18, of Brant, b. Bruce, spinster, daughter of Menno RODE and Maria WICKEN, witnesses: Phillip KOHN and Anna SCHLAF of Brant, Dec. 4, 1901 at Hanover, groom religion not given; bride Evangl. by Rev. J.R. Craigie, by banns, reg. Dec. 4, 1901 STADELBAUER, Daniel, 27, of Hanover, b. Waterloo, bachelor, laborer, son of C. STADELBAUER and B. OBERHAUSER, married Lavina Lang, 23 of Hanover, b. Bentinck, spinster, daughter of H. LANG and L. GERNISH; witnesses: John HOFFMAN of Hanover and Minnie LAUBKE of Walkerton; 18 Dec. 1901 at Hanover, groom Evang., bride not given, by Rev. G.F. Hard (or Hand), by license, reg. 19 Dec. 1901 WEBER, Geo. H., 85(?), of Southampton, b. New Dundee, bachlor, Fur ???, son of Peter WEBER and M. HALLMAN, married Lydia M. HEL???, 25(?), of Hanover, b. Hanover, spinster, daughter of G.W. HEL??? and Kate KERR; witnesses: Albert KNECHTEL and Clara(?) HEL???, of Hanover, Dec. 24, 1901; groom Baptist; bride not given, by Rev. F.P. Kruse, by license, reg. 24 Dec. 1901

Good Day I have a lot of pioneer McCormick relatives, and other McCormick(mack)relatives that are decendants of my pioneer McCormicks, who are buried in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary just north of Durham Ontario in Bentinck Township. I have found most of my McCormick, Stewart, McLean, McEachern, McKinnon, and McPhail relatives in Glenelg and in Bentinck Townships. However, there are a few McCormick pioneer relatives that I know of, but can't find where they are buried. From land records and an agricultural census that I have read, two members of the McCormicks who lived in the Rocky community are either I figure, buried on their land(which I am aware of the locations of their homestead lots) or who are buried in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary. I have a copy of, and have read the Farmlanes Of Bentinck Book. In the section regarding graveyards, it lists names of people who are buried in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary with gravestones, but NOT the people whose broken gravestones are in the carin. Like most of my McCormick relatives that I have just mentioned, I believe that these few McCormicks that I am looking for, could be there in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary and maybe their gravestones could be in the carin. Here are the possibilities that I am considering, regarding these McCormick relatives that I am still looking for: 1. The two of them(and maybe with other members of their families that I am not aware of) are buried there and never had a stone gravestone. 2. Due to the fact that they died in the 1840's, they may have had a wooden cross on their graves and never a stone one. 3. THEY DID RECEIVE A GRAVESTONE AT SOME POINT, AND THEIR BROKEN GRAVESTONES ARE WITH THE OTHER BROKEN GRAVESTONES IN THE CARIN, AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE ROCKY PIONEER CEMETARY. I will be contacting the Historical Society shortly to find out if there is a list of names of the gravestones that are in the carin. The carin was established in 1967. I find it hard to believe that there would not be an existing list, with the names of early pioneers and others, whose broken gravestones are in the carin. Various people including myself might find some relatives that we are still looking for. Can anyone help me with this please? It would be greatly appreciated. Also, if the list exists, could it be posted on this web site? It could help people who are looking for their relatives gravestones. Sincerely, Sandy