I'd actually think it would be good if HKCGS altered their website (if they would be willing of course) to allow Hecla submissions along with a source citation from the public.  Or maybe, MIGENWEB would be the place for a master list? Just my thoughts. Jeff Antaya  Quoting "Rick Waggener" <sequoia@pacbell.net>: > Hi Joseph- > >> From what I can tell, most, but not all of the 17 postings at Find a >> Grave, are also listed in the HKCGS site. Assuming that the HKCGS >> site would give one permission to do so, one could take the >> information on the HKCGS site, including the grave photos, and enter >> them into the Find a grave site. If someone on the HKCGS site had >> the records on an Excel spreadsheet file, I think they could submit >> the entire file in that format. They would just need to make sure >> that the had removed the duplications. It would be a lot to enter >> the ninety some entries separately, but not too much since there >> really isn't that much information there. > > That would solve the problem of having everything in one easily > accessible site. Again, the Find a Grave site seems to be pretty > widely used and growing, and contains the capacity to enter a lot > more information than what is listed in the HKCGS site. I would > actually be willing to do this if no one else was interested, > although I have never been to this cemetery and have no relatives > there. Also, I don't actually have much spare time (I am actually > goofing off at work right now and really need to get back to what I > am supposed to be doing) and it would probably take me a while. > > Rick > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:14:41 AM > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Hello Rick, > > Thanks for your response. I guess you reinforced my point. We do not > have any one place for the location of the grave information from > Hecla Cemetery. > > Find a Grave has 17 listings. > > The Houghton Keweenaw County Genealogical Society has 110 listings here - > http://www.hkcgs.org/HeclaSkoviakWebPages/StoneNames.shtm > > Greg Skoviak and others have posted 92 grave stone photographs from > Hecla here - > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton/HeclaCem/ > > And now, we are finding that some of our family members were buried > at Hecla by searching the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 posted by > the Library of Michigan. > > The Hecla burials are not gathered in one place, and those of us > finding new burials at Hecla have no place to post them except Find a > Grave which has the smallest listing. > > I suppose we might have to use Find a Grave and hope that other > researchers use it also. I have listed many of my people there, but > most are not from the Calumet area. > > Thanks again. > > Joseph > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Rick Waggener > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 11:21 AM > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Joseph- > > I have been working on Find a Grave ( http://www.findagrave.com/ ) > and have found it to be a pretty good site for both posting and > finding graves. They seem to have an entry for the Hecla Cemetery, > currently with 17 graves listed. If you register as a contributor, > you can add a record, and include all kinds of stuff in your entry. > This includes photos, bios, notes and transcriptions of the > headstone. You can also make links to parents or spouses who are > also in Find a Grave. Besides grave photos, you can also add a photo > of the person with captions. You can actually put together a pretty > nice memorial to the person. > > They claim to have 34 million grave records and growing. I have added > a number of original records of my own, and also contacted the > original contributors of records of my kin, and asked them to > transfer ownership of the entry, so that I can add the information I > have. It's really pretty cool. > > Rick Waggener > Walnut Creek, California > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 7:31:09 AM > Subject: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > I am aware of the loss of records for those buried at Hecla Cemetery > in Laurium, and I know that the cemetery has deteriorated over time, > and many grave stones have been lost. I have also found that a few > lists of burials exist online. > > With the publication of the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 by the > Library of Michigan, I have found that some of my folks were buried > at Hecla Cemetery. > > I suppose that others are finding the same burial information on > their death records for those who died in the Calumet area. > > I wonder if there is a place online where we could post the new > burials we find for our families. If many people submit their > information, we might obtain a fuller listing of those who were > buried at Hecla Cemetery. That would be helpful to all of us. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > Joseph Martin > Romeoville, Illinois > > > *************************************** > This is a themed mail list for discussion of genealogical research > and the history of Houghton Co. Michigan. Please respect other list > members by staying within this theme. > Houghton Co. 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Hello Jeff and Rick, Actually, I like both of your ideas for helping with our "genealogical research" by having the Hecla Cemetery burials all in one place. I would be willing to take on the project and work at it during weekends. I am not sure how, or if, we could get permission to take the information from the HKCGS web page or the grave stone photos that Greg Skoviak and others have posted and then post the information on the Find a Grave web site. Both have restrictions listed on the use of their materials. For the time being, we might just need to check all the available web pages for information for our "genealogical research" regarding those who are buried in the Hecla Cemetery. Thanks for your interest and your suggestions. Joseph -----Original Message----- From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of antayaje@msu.edu Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 2:02 PM To: mihought@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery I'd actually think it would be good if HKCGS altered their website (if they would be willing of course) to allow Hecla submissions along with a source citation from the public.  Or maybe, MIGENWEB would be the place for a master list? Just my thoughts. Jeff Antaya  Quoting "Rick Waggener" <sequoia@pacbell.net>: > Hi Joseph- > >> From what I can tell, most, but not all of the 17 postings at Find a >> Grave, are also listed in the HKCGS site. Assuming that the HKCGS >> site would give one permission to do so, one could take the >> information on the HKCGS site, including the grave photos, and enter >> them into the Find a grave site. If someone on the HKCGS site had >> the records on an Excel spreadsheet file, I think they could submit >> the entire file in that format. They would just need to make sure >> that the had removed the duplications. It would be a lot to enter >> the ninety some entries separately, but not too much since there >> really isn't that much information there. > > That would solve the problem of having everything in one easily > accessible site. Again, the Find a Grave site seems to be pretty > widely used and growing, and contains the capacity to enter a lot > more information than what is listed in the HKCGS site. I would > actually be willing to do this if no one else was interested, > although I have never been to this cemetery and have no relatives > there. Also, I don't actually have much spare time (I am actually > goofing off at work right now and really need to get back to what I > am supposed to be doing) and it would probably take me a while. > > Rick > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:14:41 AM > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Hello Rick, > > Thanks for your response. I guess you reinforced my point. We do not > have any one place for the location of the grave information from > Hecla Cemetery. > > Find a Grave has 17 listings. > > The Houghton Keweenaw County Genealogical Society has 110 listings here - > http://www.hkcgs.org/HeclaSkoviakWebPages/StoneNames.shtm > > Greg Skoviak and others have posted 92 grave stone photographs from > Hecla here - > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton/HeclaCem/ > > And now, we are finding that some of our family members were buried > at Hecla by searching the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 posted by > the Library of Michigan. > > The Hecla burials are not gathered in one place, and those of us > finding new burials at Hecla have no place to post them except Find a > Grave which has the smallest listing. > > I suppose we might have to use Find a Grave and hope that other > researchers use it also. I have listed many of my people there, but > most are not from the Calumet area. > > Thanks again. > > Joseph > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Rick Waggener > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 11:21 AM > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Joseph- > > I have been working on Find a Grave ( http://www.findagrave.com/ ) > and have found it to be a pretty good site for both posting and > finding graves. They seem to have an entry for the Hecla Cemetery, > currently with 17 graves listed. If you register as a contributor, > you can add a record, and include all kinds of stuff in your entry. > This includes photos, bios, notes and transcriptions of the > headstone. You can also make links to parents or spouses who are > also in Find a Grave. Besides grave photos, you can also add a photo > of the person with captions. You can actually put together a pretty > nice memorial to the person. > > They claim to have 34 million grave records and growing. I have added > a number of original records of my own, and also contacted the > original contributors of records of my kin, and asked them to > transfer ownership of the entry, so that I can add the information I > have. It's really pretty cool. > > Rick Waggener > Walnut Creek, California > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 7:31:09 AM > Subject: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > I am aware of the loss of records for those buried at Hecla Cemetery > in Laurium, and I know that the cemetery has deteriorated over time, > and many grave stones have been lost. I have also found that a few > lists of burials exist online. > > With the publication of the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 by the > Library of Michigan, I have found that some of my folks were buried > at Hecla Cemetery. > > I suppose that others are finding the same burial information on > their death records for those who died in the Calumet area. > > I wonder if there is a place online where we could post the new > burials we find for our families. If many people submit their > information, we might obtain a fuller listing of those who were > buried at Hecla Cemetery. That would be helpful to all of us. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > Joseph Martin > Romeoville, Illinois > > > *************************************** > This is a themed mail list for discussion of genealogical research > and the history of Houghton Co. Michigan. Please respect other list > members by staying within this theme. > Houghton Co. 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Hi all. I have been reading the posts about people being able to post grave stone submission to a site and am working up a database and the pages to allow that on the Houghton County MIGenWeb site. I hope to have something up and read in the next week or two and will announce it to the list with the link. I have set it up for Keweenaw Co. if anyone is interested. Even if there is an entry you can still enter your reading and/or photo. http://www.mfhn.com/keweenaw/cemeteries/ Pat Hamp http://houghton.migenweb.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <antayaje@msu.edu> To: <mihought@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 3:01 PM Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery I'd actually think it would be good if HKCGS altered their website (if they would be willing of course) to allow Hecla submissions along with a source citation from the public. Or maybe, MIGENWEB would be the place for a master list? Just my thoughts. Jeff Antaya Quoting "Rick Waggener" <sequoia@pacbell.net>: > Hi Joseph- > >> From what I can tell, most, but not all of the 17 postings at Find a >> Grave, are also listed in the HKCGS site. Assuming that the HKCGS >> site would give one permission to do so, one could take the >> information on the HKCGS site, including the grave photos, and enter >> them into the Find a grave site. If someone on the HKCGS site had >> the records on an Excel spreadsheet file, I think they could submit >> the entire file in that format. They would just need to make sure >> that the had removed the duplications. It would be a lot to enter >> the ninety some entries separately, but not too much since there >> really isn't that much information there. > > That would solve the problem of having everything in one easily > accessible site. Again, the Find a Grave site seems to be pretty > widely used and growing, and contains the capacity to enter a lot > more information than what is listed in the HKCGS site. I would > actually be willing to do this if no one else was interested, > although I have never been to this cemetery and have no relatives > there. Also, I don't actually have much spare time (I am actually > goofing off at work right now and really need to get back to what I > am supposed to be doing) and it would probably take me a while. > > Rick > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:14:41 AM > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Hello Rick, > > Thanks for your response. I guess you reinforced my point. We do not > have any one place for the location of the grave information from > Hecla Cemetery. > > Find a Grave has 17 listings. > > The Houghton Keweenaw County Genealogical Society has 110 listings here - > http://www.hkcgs.org/HeclaSkoviakWebPages/StoneNames.shtm > > Greg Skoviak and others have posted 92 grave stone photographs from > Hecla here - > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton/HeclaCem/ > > And now, we are finding that some of our family members were buried > at Hecla by searching the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 posted by > the Library of Michigan. > > The Hecla burials are not gathered in one place, and those of us > finding new burials at Hecla have no place to post them except Find a > Grave which has the smallest listing. > > I suppose we might have to use Find a Grave and hope that other > researchers use it also. I have listed many of my people there, but > most are not from the Calumet area. > > Thanks again. > > Joseph > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Rick Waggener > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 11:21 AM > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Joseph- > > I have been working on Find a Grave ( http://www.findagrave.com/ ) > and have found it to be a pretty good site for both posting and > finding graves. They seem to have an entry for the Hecla Cemetery, > currently with 17 graves listed. If you register as a contributor, > you can add a record, and include all kinds of stuff in your entry. > This includes photos, bios, notes and transcriptions of the > headstone. You can also make links to parents or spouses who are > also in Find a Grave. Besides grave photos, you can also add a photo > of the person with captions. You can actually put together a pretty > nice memorial to the person. > > They claim to have 34 million grave records and growing. I have added > a number of original records of my own, and also contacted the > original contributors of records of my kin, and asked them to > transfer ownership of the entry, so that I can add the information I > have. It's really pretty cool. > > Rick Waggener > Walnut Creek, California > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 7:31:09 AM > Subject: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > I am aware of the loss of records for those buried at Hecla Cemetery > in Laurium, and I know that the cemetery has deteriorated over time, > and many grave stones have been lost. I have also found that a few > lists of burials exist online. > > With the publication of the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 by the > Library of Michigan, I have found that some of my folks were buried > at Hecla Cemetery. > > I suppose that others are finding the same burial information on > their death records for those who died in the Calumet area. > > I wonder if there is a place online where we could post the new > burials we find for our families. If many people submit their > information, we might obtain a fuller listing of those who were > buried at Hecla Cemetery. That would be helpful to all of us. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > Joseph Martin > Romeoville, Illinois > > > *************************************** > This is a themed mail list for discussion of genealogical research > and the history of Houghton Co. Michigan. Please respect other list > members by staying within this theme. > Houghton Co. MIGenWeb > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MIHOUGHT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello Pat, Thank you for creating this new database for the Hecla Cemetery in Calumet. I do notice on the site you created for Keweenaw that the entries are for a grave inscription and photos. Most of the gravestones at Hecla are missing, thus all that we might be able to enter is information from the death record that a person was buried at Hecla Cemetery. This information has become more available with the publishing of the Seeking Michigan death records online. I have a number of people who were buried at Hecla but no gravestones exist. Will there be some way to add the information to your new web page even though we do not have information or photos from gravestones? Thank you for this special project you have started. Joseph Martin Romeoville, Illinois -----Original Message----- From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Patricia Hamp Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2009 12:07 AM To: mihought@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery Hi all. I have been reading the posts about people being able to post grave stone submission to a site and am working up a database and the pages to allow that on the Houghton County MIGenWeb site. I hope to have something up and read in the next week or two and will announce it to the list with the link. I have set it up for Keweenaw Co. if anyone is interested. Even if there is an entry you can still enter your reading and/or photo. http://www.mfhn.com/keweenaw/cemeteries/ Pat Hamp http://houghton.migenweb.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <antayaje@msu.edu> To: <mihought@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 3:01 PM Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery I'd actually think it would be good if HKCGS altered their website (if they would be willing of course) to allow Hecla submissions along with a source citation from the public. Or maybe, MIGENWEB would be the place for a master list? Just my thoughts. Jeff Antaya Quoting "Rick Waggener" <sequoia@pacbell.net>: > Hi Joseph- > >> From what I can tell, most, but not all of the 17 postings at Find a >> Grave, are also listed in the HKCGS site. Assuming that the HKCGS >> site would give one permission to do so, one could take the >> information on the HKCGS site, including the grave photos, and enter >> them into the Find a grave site. If someone on the HKCGS site had >> the records on an Excel spreadsheet file, I think they could submit >> the entire file in that format. They would just need to make sure >> that the had removed the duplications. It would be a lot to enter >> the ninety some entries separately, but not too much since there >> really isn't that much information there. > > That would solve the problem of having everything in one easily > accessible site. Again, the Find a Grave site seems to be pretty > widely used and growing, and contains the capacity to enter a lot > more information than what is listed in the HKCGS site. I would > actually be willing to do this if no one else was interested, > although I have never been to this cemetery and have no relatives > there. Also, I don't actually have much spare time (I am actually > goofing off at work right now and really need to get back to what I > am supposed to be doing) and it would probably take me a while. > > Rick > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:14:41 AM > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Hello Rick, > > Thanks for your response. I guess you reinforced my point. We do not > have any one place for the location of the grave information from > Hecla Cemetery. > > Find a Grave has 17 listings. > > The Houghton Keweenaw County Genealogical Society has 110 listings here - > http://www.hkcgs.org/HeclaSkoviakWebPages/StoneNames.shtm > > Greg Skoviak and others have posted 92 grave stone photographs from > Hecla here - > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton/HeclaCem/ > > And now, we are finding that some of our family members were buried > at Hecla by searching the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 posted by > the Library of Michigan. > > The Hecla burials are not gathered in one place, and those of us > finding new burials at Hecla have no place to post them except Find a > Grave which has the smallest listing. > > I suppose we might have to use Find a Grave and hope that other > researchers use it also. I have listed many of my people there, but > most are not from the Calumet area. > > Thanks again. > > Joseph > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:mihought-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Rick Waggener > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 11:21 AM > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > Joseph- > > I have been working on Find a Grave ( http://www.findagrave.com/ ) > and have found it to be a pretty good site for both posting and > finding graves. They seem to have an entry for the Hecla Cemetery, > currently with 17 graves listed. If you register as a contributor, > you can add a record, and include all kinds of stuff in your entry. > This includes photos, bios, notes and transcriptions of the > headstone. You can also make links to parents or spouses who are > also in Find a Grave. Besides grave photos, you can also add a photo > of the person with captions. You can actually put together a pretty > nice memorial to the person. > > They claim to have 34 million grave records and growing. I have added > a number of original records of my own, and also contacted the > original contributors of records of my kin, and asked them to > transfer ownership of the entry, so that I can add the information I > have. It's really pretty cool. > > Rick Waggener > Walnut Creek, California > > > > > ________________________________ > From: "Martin, Joseph" <MartinJo@lewisu.edu> > To: mihought@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 7:31:09 AM > Subject: [MIHOUGHT] Burials at Hecla Cemetery > > I am aware of the loss of records for those buried at Hecla Cemetery > in Laurium, and I know that the cemetery has deteriorated over time, > and many grave stones have been lost. I have also found that a few > lists of burials exist online. > > With the publication of the Michigan Death Records 1897-1920 by the > Library of Michigan, I have found that some of my folks were buried > at Hecla Cemetery. > > I suppose that others are finding the same burial information on > their death records for those who died in the Calumet area. > > I wonder if there is a place online where we could post the new > burials we find for our families. If many people submit their > information, we might obtain a fuller listing of those who were > buried at Hecla Cemetery. That would be helpful to all of us. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > Joseph Martin > Romeoville, Illinois > > > *************************************** > This is a themed mail list for discussion of genealogical research > and the history of Houghton Co. Michigan. Please respect other list > members by staying within this theme. > Houghton Co. MIGenWeb > http://www.mfhn.com/houghton > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MIHOUGHT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message *************************************** This is a themed mail list for discussion of genealogical research and the history of Houghton Co. Michigan. Please respect other list members by staying within this theme. Houghton Co. MIGenWeb http://www.mfhn.com/houghton ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MIHOUGHT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message