Gene, Thanks for your response. Just one more question. > <<<<<    Fort Meigs Cemetery, Pg; 65 Site 096 > > 005 Lusher Mary Ann    ***    Born *****   Died ***** Buried 5 Oct 1884 > > > > 005 Lusher Sarah                    *****            *****  Buried  16 Jan > > 1861 > > > On page 49 you note that it states that many of these graves in Block 3 were > transferred from the other cemeteries in Perrysburg area. Many times the > stones were not necessarily moved with the remains. > I understood about the *** meaning Birth and Death [and I only got this in an e-mail. And if I recall correctly, Mary Ann is mentioned in the Wood County History under Rudolph LUSHER --- forgot her cause of death. BUT to clarify and be sure we are on the same page and communicating the same language, are you saying that Sarah LUSHER who was buried 16 Jan 1861 MAY HAVE BEEN MOVED TO FT. MEIGS and BURIED ON THAT DATE not necessarily having died in January 1861. I appreciate all the help you give those of us who live a distance away from Ohio. Dusti