My thanks to Shirley and Bill Moore for transcribing the West Ghent Reformed Church Cemetery records for posting on my website. I have posted two versions. You can look for the 565 names alphabetically or by family plot. On my website, look for Vital Records-Deaths, then Columbia Co. Choose the view you prefer. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/ The most abundant names are Dingman, Engel, Kittel/Kittle, Leggett, Link, Philip, Van Bramer and Van Valkenburgh. But, there are a lot of others, of course. Cliff Lamere Albany, NY

Cliff and Shirley and Bill, My thanks to all of you. That was one of my planned stops in a visit I had planned for this month which has now been overtaken by events. I have some pictures of the Groat plot taken some 15 years ago if anyone is interested. Another of my planned stops was the Foland-Kittle-Leggett Farm burial Plot which is just North of the West Ghent RDC Cemetery and near the old Groat family farm. I had hoped to transcribe all of the headstones and take some additional pictures though many of them were unreadable when I last visited. I guess it will have to wait for next year. Again, my thanks to all of you. Jim Groat jgroat1@midsouth.rr.com ------------------------ Cliff Lamere wrote: > > My thanks to Shirley and Bill Moore for transcribing the West Ghent Reformed Church Cemetery records for posting on my website. > > I have posted two versions. You can look for the 565 names alphabetically or by family plot. > > On my website, look for Vital Records-Deaths, then Columbia Co. Choose the view you prefer. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clifflamere/ > > The most abundant names are Dingman, Engel, Kittel/Kittle, Leggett, Link, Philip, Van Bramer and Van Valkenburgh. But, there are a lot of others, of course. > > Cliff Lamere Albany, NY