Hello Again Mary, I can't believe I accidentally erased your first e-mail with dates--I was comparing to what I have in my dad's "little black book". Did you by chance keep a copy? I NEVER erase the things I want to keep, but you know how those things go! If you did keep it, please resend. We aren't sure if the tombstone dates are correct as we believe it is the second stone and there are differing references about what his birth date actually was. I have always found it interesting that Fannie's maiden name is on her stone--I wonder if that was the norm for 1890. You are right, it is a pretty cemetery--I vaguely remember when it was all moved or raised because of a damn?--I think--being put in. I wish I could find out how to get at the records for the cemetery. Another good question, you are right, who will mow it when the gentleman is no longer able to. Bless him and how terrific that he is still able to do that stuff at 85. I wonder if he knows anything about the records for the cemetery. Again, a great big thanks for your kindness. If there is anything I can do for you, please let me know. Warmest Regards (and I mean warm-ha!), Marsha