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    1. Re: [NJUNION] Visiting Evergreen Cemetery
    2. Bill Magie
    3. Please note that there may be two cemeteries by the name of Evergreen in the Elizabeth, NJ area. The one in Elizabeth, just west of the Newark Airport, is totally different from the Evergreen Cemetery in Hillside. I do not think that the Evergreen Cemetery in Hillside, NJ has any security problems. I believe that Gary is referring to the Evergreen Cemetery, which is adjacent to two Jewish cemeteries, and can be found a mile or so west of Newark Airport is bounded by Frelinghuysen Ave. on the east, North Broad Street on the south and Rt. 22 on the west, and I suspect may have security problems. You can locate the Evergreen Cemetery on the Yahoo map or on the Cosmi software "Travel Maps USA". It is difficult to discern the boundaries of the three cemeteries in the area mentioned above on these maps. I suspect that it is good advice to check out the security of the cemetery before you venture in alone. Bill [email protected] wrote: > Please listen to Gary and be careful. We have the same thing at Woodland > Cemetery in Newark, NJ. I was looking for ancestors grave sites and was told > not to go to this cemetery alone. I found out that they have a group of > people that go twice a year to Woodland to record grave sites. We asked if > we could come along on the day they where going and they said sure and even > showed me where my ancestors where buried. When they go to this cemetery to > record grave sites they have the Newark police patrol them why they are in > there for the day. We stayed and helped them record grave sites and I have > to tell you that was the most fun I ever had in a cemetery. > > Maybe you should look into getting a bunch of people together and go to > Evergreen Cemetery together and make arrangements with the local police for > that day. We also had a person there with a cell phone. That is the only > way to go to these cemetery's today. > > Happy hunting > Elaine

    04/04/2000 03:31:40