WELCH...''A2''...''A8''...''A9''...A10...''BC''...''BL1''..''BR3''....''DU1''...''DU2''...''GE2''...''HA1''...''LM''...''LS''...''RU2''...''SC4''..''SG1"...''SG2''...''STM'' I looked in my Iroquis County books ( I'm bored) and in the 1870 Census book, there is a Cicero Welch, Henry Welch, and T.T. Welch. In the Iroquis Marriage book, there is Ann Welch, married to Patrick Long. Herman Welch to Rachel Payne. Lydia Welch, to Eli Ruff. I have just started looking at cemeteries for info, so am not really sure of the proper way to request info. From what I've read, (and what I have been doing) is include the SASE, and a check for a few dollars. In a book I have it says that you have to remember these are cemeteries, and not research libraries, so include as much info as you can, etc. I just sent for info last week, and haven't gotten any replies yet, but I just based how much I sent by how much exact info I had to give them. For instance I know my Grandfathers B-day, and Day of Death. I just want to find him so I can find the info on my Grandmother. Anyways, since I had that info, I sent 2 dollars. On my Great Grandparents, I have no info except the names, and unfortunately the names are rather common so probably will require more time and copies made. For that I sent 5-6 dollars, and in both cases put in the letter to bill me if there were any other fees. Like I said, I don' know if it's right or not...just what I've been doing. debs