Thanks Henny. More info: There are two cemeteries with the name Drummond in them that I've found - "plain" Drummond and Drummond-Folden. Drummond is in Section 36, and Drummond-Folden is in Section 23. The name of the person is Andrew Cullen Baker. His parents, Joseph and Sarah, are listed on galliagenealogy.org and are buried in Drummond-Folden. Andrew doesn't appear in the list of gravestones on galliagenealogy.org. I do have a Grave Registration Card from Gallia County that was sent to me by another researcher. It gives his name as A. C. Baker, and the name of the cemetery is given as Drummond (Allen). Under Marker, "upright" is checked, and the location is given as Row 8, Grave #15. His Civil War service is noted on the card, but there's no indication there was a separate marker commemorating his service. It seems purely informational. The fact that the word "Allen" appears in conjunction with the name of the cemetery and the fact his name doesn't appear anywhere is kind of confusing. Perhaps that marker from 1913 simply deteriorated. Still I was wondering if anybody knew of a third cemetery with the word Drummond in its name. I can't find any burial records for his wife, Mary Corn Baker, either, so I bet she's in the same cemetery, wherever that might be! I did locate death records for both of them, but there's no cemetery information on Mary's (she died in 1890), and Drummond (Allen) appears on Andrew's, filed under "Andrew C. Baker". Henny Evans wrote: >As far as I can determine wedo have Drummond-Folden and Drummond. Did you check galliagenealogy.org, go to cemetery, then to alphabetical index and look for the person? Or is buried without a stone? You did not name him in your query, but I see no Drummond buried in 1913. Then again, was it Drummond? Henny Evans > >Beth Haney <bhaney@speakeasy.net> wrote: I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but >I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is >buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their >son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map >showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't >have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, >which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a >distinctly different location. > >So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries >containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my >map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best >guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took >place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! > >Thank you! > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >

You are correct in that there are two, Drummond-Folden and Drummond. I will see if I can learn which of these might have been Drummond-Allen at one time. Henny Beth Haney <bhaney@speakeasy.net> wrote: Thanks Henny. More info: There are two cemeteries with the name Drummond in them that I've found - "plain" Drummond and Drummond-Folden. Drummond is in Section 36, and Drummond-Folden is in Section 23. The name of the person is Andrew Cullen Baker. His parents, Joseph and Sarah, are listed on galliagenealogy.org and are buried in Drummond-Folden. Andrew doesn't appear in the list of gravestones on galliagenealogy.org. I do have a Grave Registration Card from Gallia County that was sent to me by another researcher. It gives his name as A. C. Baker, and the name of the cemetery is given as Drummond (Allen). Under Marker, "upright" is checked, and the location is given as Row 8, Grave #15. His Civil War service is noted on the card, but there's no indication there was a separate marker commemorating his service. It seems purely informational. The fact that the word "Allen" appears in conjunction with the name of the cemetery and the fact his name doesn't appear anywhere is kind of confusing. Perhaps that marker from 1913 simply deteriorated. Still I was wondering if anybody knew of a third cemetery with the word Drummond in its name. I can't find any burial records for his wife, Mary Corn Baker, either, so I bet she's in the same cemetery, wherever that might be! I did locate death records for both of them, but there's no cemetery information on Mary's (she died in 1890), and Drummond (Allen) appears on Andrew's, filed under "Andrew C. Baker". Henny Evans wrote: >As far as I can determine wedo have Drummond-Folden and Drummond. Did you check galliagenealogy.org, go to cemetery, then to alphabetical index and look for the person? Or is buried without a stone? You did not name him in your query, but I see no Drummond buried in 1913. Then again, was it Drummond? Henny Evans > >Beth Haney wrote: I have information about a number of cemeteries in Gallia County, but >I'm confused about the name of one (or two?) One couple in the line is >buried in Drummond-Folden Cemetery, A grave registration card for their >son indicates he is buried in "Drummond (Allen)" cemetery. My map >showing the locations of various cemeteries in Walnut Township doesn't >have a cemetery by that name. There is, though, a "Drummond" cemetery, >which is not too far from Drummond-Folden, but shown as being in a >distinctly different location. > >So, I guess my specific question is: Are there two different cemeteries >containing the name Drummond or three? If only two, which is what my >map suggests, what do you Gallia County people present as your best >guess of which of the two this person is buried in? The burial took >place in 1913, so there's been a lot of time for cemetery names to change! > >Thank you! > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OHGALLIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message