John - the Randolph County Historical Society did chart and record the tombstones of Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, MO several years ago. A volunteer entered it into a computer (it is a big cemetery) and the computer crashed and we are now in the process of putting it on the computer again. Several additions to the cemetery have been printed out and are available at the Historical Society. Elsberry did record the tombstones years ago. A great project for the eagle scouts would be of find, clean and record small family cemeteries in the county. The His. Soc. has done some and other people have done many, but there are still many left, quickly disappearing. Cecy John Wayland wrote: > Thanks for that information, Larry > > My father's parents Lloyd L. Wayland, and Anne C. (Terrill) Wayland are buried > in Oakland cemetery, as are many other relatives of mine. Most modern > cemeteries have a chart of who is buried where, and it seems that this could be > obtained. Of course, this would probably not have the dates on the stones. > That would be a great project for some eagle scout to take on for a badge! Then > the results could be posted on the Randolph County page. > > John Wayland > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/ > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Larry Wm Sumpter" <sumpter@missvalley.com> > To: <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: March 22, 2000 2:19 PM > Subject: [MORANDOL-L] Burton > > > Ann Burton is the (w\o) wife of William Burton; Ambrose W. Burton will was > > probated 23 June 1859, it is unknown to me when he died or in which cemetery > > he is buried at, his wife was Martha E. No the Oakland Cemetery is not > > online. > > > > Larry Wm Sumpter > >