Carolyn, You may want to look in neighboring counties for your ancestors if you don't find them in Walker County. Madison & Miriam Rhodes lived most of their lives (best I can determine)in Walker County, but I couldn't find them buried there. I was beginning to think they moved west, and one day just happened to look in a Catoosa County cemetery records book. That's where I found Madison & Miriam, in Catoosa County. I've found other ancestors buried in counties where I had no knowledge they had lived. The elders had moved to live with an adult child who had previously moved to another county. When they died, they were buried in the county of residence of the adult child. Hope this helps. Donna > > > Thanks for looking anyway. I'll hang on to these just in case. Could > > you see if CARY W. JACKSON or PATSY JACKSON are in the books? We > > havent been able to find where they are buried in Walker County which is > > where they lived. Thank you so much. > > Carolyn

Thanks a bunch Donna! That's a strong possibility. I'll keep on digging! :o) Donna Warlick wrote: >Carolyn, >You may want to look in neighboring counties for your ancestors if you don't >find them in Walker County. Madison & Miriam Rhodes lived most of their >lives (best I can determine)in Walker County, but I couldn't find them >buried there. I was beginning to think they moved west, and one day just >happened to look in a Catoosa County cemetery records book. That's where I >found Madison & Miriam, in Catoosa County. I've found other ancestors >buried in counties where I had no knowledge they had lived. The elders had >moved to live with an adult child who had previously moved to another >county. When they died, they were buried in the county of residence of the >adult child. Hope this helps. >Donna > > > > > >