Darrell, here are (local) directions to the Pergram. Your Mary may be among the unidentified graves. Didn't see her anywhere else, though there are some Mary Warners (none seemed to fit yours, though). You can search more at the Kentucky Historical Society's cemetery site. Of course, they have only the ones that have been read (and are readable.) Good luck! Last Name:PERGRAMPrefix:First Name:GeorgeMiddle Name:Suffix:Maiden/Alt Surname:Date of Birth: / / 1851 Date of Death: / / 1911 Date of Birth Note:Date of Death Note:Inscription:General Notes:Grave Status:IdentifiableQuantity Graves:UNKNOWNQuantity Remains:UNKNOWN Cemetery Information Cemetery Name:Pergram CemeteryCounty Name:BathUSGS Quadrangle:UNKNOWNPhysical Location:Off 36 South on Elk Lick Road.Cemetery Type:UNKNOWNGeneral Notes:10 unidentifiable graves. Darrell Warner <darrellwarner@kc.rr.com> wrote:George Pergram son of Enoch Pergram and Peggy Ann Montjoy married Mary A. Warner daughter of Jacob Warner. According to George's Bath county death certificate he was buried in Pergram Cemetery. I am assuming that Mary is buried there also but I do not know. I can not find a death certificate for Mary. Does anyone have a list of Pergram Cemetery to see if she is buried there? I need her date of death. I did not come across this cemetery on my trip to Bath County. Does anyone know where it is located? Is anyone researching the Pergram line? Is there anyone in the Bath County area who can slip by and see if you can find the stone. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now