Scott, This is for Anne Hampton. Anne, believe you were responding to my post of a couple of months ago. Appreciate your willingness to check out Sanders Cemetery and Jackson Chapel Cemetery. I believe I have all the data I need from the tombstones of those from my family who are buried in these locations. I am asking interested parties to join the USGenWeb Special "Tombstone" Project and record their cemetery data permanently. If I had a couple of days at Sanders I would do it. Jackson's Chapel would take about the same amount of time. If someone would record all the tombstone inscriptions and submit them to USGenWeb (check www.usgenweb.org/ for details), many of us could get important birth/death info from the web. I have already recorded most of the data for my immediate family on past visits to the cemeteries, but as I delve deeper into the families of my ancestors I discover that other, previously unknown folks, are buried at the same cemeteries. Just a plea for those who have the time to help all the rest of us out. Joe Baker > > > Subject: [GAPOLK-L] I have some info on Sanders and Jackson Chapel > Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1999 02:49:24 -0400 > From: Anne Hampton <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hello! > > RE: YOUR MESSAGE on Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 20:14:54 -0700 > > I recently drove up from Atlanta to Cedartown to look for Hamptons, > Howells, Peeks, and Burtons and anyone else I could think of. Took me a > while to find the cemeteries, but I did. I will go back weekend after > next to photograph sites. > > Many, many names in Sanders Cemetery. I did write down many last names > for Sanders, but didn't make it a project. When I looked through Jackson > Chapel, beautiful rural setting, I was just looking for my family, but I > have some notes. > > Fire away! Who are you looking for? I'll be glad to share what I have > and describe the cemeteries for you. Very old. > > Anne Hampton