Referring to the KRENSONs re-interred, I imagine that they were buried on the old plantation. The Arsonist's men burned the old Krenson plantation and attacked one of the women in the family and then killed her and ano;ther family member. That story was carried on through the family with so much heartbreak , and I heard it myself when I was just a little girl, overhearing my grandmother (who was Martha Miller Krenson's younger sister) talking to my mother about why Alex had such a hard time in his life. It was during WWII that I overheard that tale, and I do think it was correct, but I have no proof of it. Judy In a message dated 1/9/01 6:15:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Bonaventure Cemetery Index, Sections A-H, page 137 > - Elisabeth Thompson Bass, 22 Apr 1912-2 Dec 1960 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, 21 Sep 1874 - 14 Jun 1963 > > - Mattie Gray Miller Krenson, wife of A.D. Krenson, 12 Dec 1875 - 27 Nov > 1938 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, Jr. 10 Nov 1908 - 24 Nov 1908 > > - William Gerken, 22 May 1915- > > - Martha Krenson Gerken, 29 Oct 1911-7 Feb 1994 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, 26 July 1845-15 Aug 1874 [Reinter 2/1909, > F-26]-this > man died of Malarial fever. > > - Catherine F. Krenson, 10 Nov. 1864-31 May 1917 > > - Harry D. Krenson, 10 Sept 1871-18 Nov 1897 [Reinter 2/1909, F-26] > > Judging from this, I would think that one of those 2 reintered men was his > father, but it doesn't say. > > Susan >