Alison - In my reply to Don, I was not questioning you - I knew you had gotten your data from a reliable source, and I should have mentioned that. It does make you wonder how the data for these vital record books was compiled. Enos seemed to be living in Mendon when he died, so his death would have been recorded there. Did someone make a leap and just assume the burial was in Mendon, when in fact he was buried in the family cem. in Uxbridge? Or, was he really buried in Mendon, and his name just added to Deborah's stone in Uxbridge? I'm just thinking out loud here - just curious. Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "AGFranks" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 11:09 AM Subject: [MAWORCES] RE: [MA-MENDON] the Taft Lamothe Cemetery > > > Good Morning All: > > I went to the vital records on line at NEHGS and pulled off the death > information on Enos T. Albee and Deborah his wife as follows: > > Enos T. Albee d. 17 Sep 1887 age 73y6m Mendon, buried Mendon 384:480 > > Deborah Albee d. 06 Dec 1873 age 55y4m23d Mendon, buried Mendon 258:335 > > I can only go with the information that I see. Enos was Enos Taft Albee. > > I didn't find where his parents Jesse and Rachel were buried. > > Alison >