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    1. Re: [ILMASSAC] Please, I Need Cemetery Help
    2. Deena
    3. I just wanted to let you know someone did get your message. When do you plan on coming to Metropolis? If you can give me a week I will try to get all of your questions answered. I do know one of the researchers but unfortunately the other one has since died. I'll get you a map of Metropolis and simple directions (simple is all I know how to give) <grin> I am last years President of the Massac County Genealogical Society and the Secretary/Treasurer this year. My name is Deena Harris, and I'm always glad to be able to help a Society member from out of this area. I will get back to you within a week....Deena -----Original Message----- From: BPGENRO@aol.com <BPGENRO@aol.com> To: ILMASSAC-L@rootsweb.com <ILMASSAC-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, April 30, 2000 3:38 AM Subject: [ILMASSAC] Please, I Need Cemetery Help > > I need more information about the Buzzards Roost Cemetery in Massac County. > It is also known as Old Hall Cemetery and Mt. Olive Cemetery. > The Massac County, Illinois Cemeteries Volume 2 gives the location but I >need > more details since I live in Indiana. I want to visit the cemetery very >soon so I > would appreciate a timely reply. > The cemetery book says from intersection of Hy 825N & 1900E, go 4/10 mile > east on Hy 825N. Then go up dirt road and it is on the left. > Where is highway 825N &1900E? I know the courthouse square in Metropolis, > so which way do I go from there? Please try to make the directions as easy >as > possible. Is the cemetery on private property? Am I allowed access to the > cemetery? Do I have to get permission to enter the cemetery first? > Where do I pick up the dirt road at? About how far from Metropolis > is the cemetery located? > Has anyone been to this cemetery other than the two researchers that > performed the transcribing of the cemetery? What is the condition of the >cemetery? > Are there any dangers going into this cemetery such as snakes? > My ancestors, John H. STUCKER and his wife, Elizabeth M. STUCKER are buried > there. I assume there are tombstones for both of them. The book did not say > otherwise. Does anyone recall that has been there seen the markers for > John H. and Elizabeth M. STUCKER? Is there a county highway map available > that I could buy that would show the cemetery locations and the highway >numbers > such as 825N and 1900E? Would the County Highway Dept. or the Chamber of > Commerce have such a map available for sale? Please let me know. > I will look forward to hearing from anyone very soon. > > Thank you for your cooperation. > > John W. Pegg > Northwest Indiana > > > > > >

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