Sherman, When I was last in St. George I went to the cemetery and the sexton was there. He looked in the card file for the surnames I asked about. He recognized those burials and then told me interesting stories [that will not be in print if our history goes to press] about those distant cousins of mine. My advice is check to see when that sexton is in and plan to visit then. We learned a lot. Laurie S Watkins wrote: > Who would I contact to get directions to the burial location of > someone > who died and was buried in St. George UT in October 1879? All I know > is > that Mary Heiner Hinckley requested her husband, Arza E Hinckley, > allow > her to travel to St. George to die and be buried next to her brother > John > Heiner. I also know that wandering through the St. George cemetary > with > a hamburger in one hand during a lunch break in a 12 hour drive is not > > the best way to fine someone. However, I can almost guarentee some > interesting looks when you order a lunch and directions to the > cemetary > at your typical fast food joint. > > Sherman Watkins > stwatkins@juno.com > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]