Sherry, I'd recommend stopping at the Library in Liberty first. They have maps and local information. They have an entire geneology corridor. Most items cant be checked out. If that doesn't work then, find a funeral home and ask them and/or the sheriff's department. For your old pictures, copy them first. I'd recommend the color copiers at Kinko's. They do a FANTASTIC job! Originals can be wrapped up and preserved, and the copies viewed. It costs a little more for the color (even for B&W) but it is definatly worth it! John Carter -----Original Message----- From: arlottas@ix.netcom.com [SMTP:arlottas@ix.netcom.com] Sent: Thursday, September 03, 1998 1:12 PM To: KYCASEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYCASEY-L] Need Help Finding Cemeteries! Hi Everyone! We are to be in Casey Co. about Sept 15th or 16th , that is, IF we can still get to Kentucky (we're holding Northwest Airline tickets). I plan to visit the Casey Co. Library in Liberty for a day of research and to donate some genealogical information and copies of old pictures for their family files. While in the county, I also hope to visit some old cemeteries and places connected with my ancestors to take pictures, but I need some help. Can anyone who lives in Casey Co. give me directions to any of the following? Reynierson Graveyard- All I have is that it is located on the Mack Allen Farm. What town is this close to? How far is this cemetery from Liberty and what roads would we take to get there? Rocky Ford Road- I have no clue where this road is located. McAnnely Burying Ground- Information that I have on this cemetery is that it is very hard to find- located on the John Wilcher farm, located 1 mi. east of Jacktown on the Bradfordville and Houstonville Rd. Any suggestions about the best way to get to this cemetery? About how long would it take to get there from Liberty? Elder Burying Ground- What I have is that it is on a hill overlooking Boyle and Marion counties. How do we get there? Penn's Store- Where exactly is this located? How do we get there? Powers Store- One of my ancestors lived here in 1870. Where was/is it located? Any help or suggestions anyone can provide will be so very appreciated. Sherry Arlotta Tempe, Arizona Researching POWARS, EARLES, SPRAGENS/SPRAGGINS, PENNELL, REYNIERSON