Brooke; I would be interested in hearing more about the Daley's that you found. Lynn From: Brooke Myers <bmyers@du.edu> To: NYRENSSE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NYRENSSE] a select (hard to find) few of St. Joe's cemetary graves Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2001 10:06:44 -0700 Hi Listers, I visited Troy a few weeks ago while home for the holidays and went back to St. Joe's to find an old family plot in the "swamp area" of the cemetary. I'd never seen the grave, am not yet positive how these ancestors are related (but I have an idea), and while I was wrestling with the thick overgrowth of trees and thorns, happened to snap several pictures of other graves in that area. Because of the snow and limited accessibility, I was not able to take pictures of all the little plots. Either they were too small and covered by snow, or were not marked and a part of bigger, surrounding plots. In any case, I received the pictures back and until I can find a scanner and donate them to a Renss. Co. website, I can transcribe the information the best I can tell from the pictures that I took. I am at work now, and cannot remember all the names of gravestones I took, but I can say that they were older stones, and in good condition (maybe protected by the overgrowth) except a few. Some names off the top of my head are KEENAN, OTTERSON (some of my line), BYRNES, RYAN, DALEY, MCCORMICK (?), etc. There are several more which I will post on a later message, but I wanted to get this message _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com