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    1. Re: [GACLARKE] Re: Ocenne and Old Athens Cemetery
    2. Eve Weeks
    3. Pat, it's unlikely that you'll ever find out where she was buried short of finding a family history that some later generation wrote down. If she survived him, she would have been listed as his widow on his estate papers. If she pre-deceased him, unless she brought land into the marriage from her father, you may never know, except by finding a marriage license recorded somewhere or a Bible record. Have you posted a query on the Bearden family GenForum webpage? Good luck! Eve ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Shackelford <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 4:57 PM Subject: [GACLARKE] Re: Ocenne and Old Athens Cemetery > I am interested in finding the burial place of Richard Bearden's wife > (name unknown) who lived in Clarke County. Richard died in 1831 in Clarke > County but no one seems to know about his wife. > > If someone could help me I would certainly appreciate it. > > Pat > [email protected] > >

    04/19/2000 09:22:56