Can anyone help her? Respond directly to her, as I don't know if she's on our list or not. There were several cemeteries in St. Paul besides Elmhurst -- Zion (now part of Oakland and German Lutheran), Oakland (non-denominational, which also had a county burial ground), Calvary (Catholic) -- so religion can be a factor, as well as $$$. There are death records microfilmed for St. Paul and Ramsey County by the LDS and available at the Family History Libraries. They are separate because they had separate health departments. Both were keeping records before the State Health Department got into the picture in 1899/1900. Mary >I have a photograph of funeral flowers from my great great >grandmother's funeral. She was born February 13, 1833. Do not know >where. Her maiden name was Bushman or Buschman, not sure of >spelling. She died in Ramsey county, most likely St. Paul as the >photograph was taken by R.A. Leisk located once at 195 East 7th >Street in St. Paul. She died April 2, 1895. Found her husbands >grave, my great great grandfather in Elmhurst. His grave is unmarked >with a group of German immigrant veterans who served in the Dakota >wars and Civil war. I am requesting a marker from the VA for his >grave. Elmhurst does not list great great grandmother. I need HELP! Thank you