Hello, I am new to the list and I am hoping that some of you can give me some advice and point me in the right direction. I would like to contact the cemetery to see if anyone else is buried with him as well as to find a MI. Most of my research has been in England, so I would welcome any advice and help in finding out more about him and his family here. Thank you. I am interested in finding out more for Philip Ralph COTGREAVE and his family. The following is his Administration back in England.; >Administration of the Personal Effects of Philip Ralph COTGREAVE of 2217 South Shields Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A., who died 9 September 1941 at The Scared Heart Cancer Hospital, Philadelphia. Granted Chester 11 May 1949 to William Cullimore, Solicitor. Effects £431/1/6d in England. He was buried at Mt Moriah Cemetery and left a wife Kathryn (Kate) who does not show up as dying or remarrying in England. I believe she stayed in the Philadelphia area after his death. Thank you, Bill Cotgreave billcot@optonline.net

I am doing lookups for Greenwood Knights of Pythias Cemetery and will be checking the microfilm on Saturday. If you send me your lookup request I will do my best to find your names. Anyone who has family interred at Greenwood Cemetery should be aware that there is a case pending before the Philadelphia Orphans Court concerning the rights of the Lotholders. The Judge has asked for all Lotholders to come forward. If anyone owns lots or has family buried in the cemetery please contact me right away. I will do my best to assist anyone who needs a lookup to prove their status as a Lotholder. Regards, Gloria >Does anyone have the address and phone number for the Greenwood cemetery in >Philly? Does anyone have a list of people buried at the Greenwood cemetery in >Philly that could do a look up for me? >Thank you for any help. "Saving history, that's what we do," he said. "It's the moral requirement of every living soul to care for the gravestones of the dead." - John Walters Member DCGS

Does anyone have the address and phone number for the Greenwood cemetery in Philly? Does anyone have a list of people buried at the Greenwood cemetery in Philly that could do a look up for me? Thank you for any help.

Hello, I am hoping someone plans on visiting the Westminster Cemetery and would be willing to photograph the tombstones on Lot 115 in the Landsdown section. There are 6 Goodyears buried there: Ezra, Annie, Frederick, Eva, John, and Edward. Coleen

Hello folks: We are new to the lists and are hoping that someone may be able to help us. Our grandfather Silas C. Fish was born in 1885 and died in 1921 in Phila. He married Sadie Benham in 1915 in Philadelphia. We know he had a sister Carrie who married Bright. His parents were Abraham, b. 1856 and died 1916 and Henrietta Costers Fish. They are buried in the Hebrew Cemetery. Abraham's parents were Louis and Rachel Fellaman Fish who emigrated from Holland. They also are buried in the Hebrew Cemetery. We would love to know anyone associated with our grandfather and his family, his origins, or the community. At some point, his wife's family lived in Germantown, and finally on Chew St. If anyone knows any resources, that would be great also. Thanks so much. Sue and family

Hi! Evergreen Cemetery is in Camden, New Jersey. Best bet would be to contact the Camden County Historical Society. They do have a website. Terry C.

Dear List: Does anyone know of an Evergreen Cemetery located in Philadelphia? If so, I would appreciate any information you may have. Thank you, Linda Magill

I found a list of cemeteries at the web site below - I printed out 19 pages of names, addresses, etc. They are listed by church, ie: Baptist, Catholic, etc. Philadelphia Area Cemeteries at - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/8088/cem.html ----- Original Message ----- From: Samuel Magill <dmagill@erols.com> To: <PA-PHILA-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 2:26 PM Subject: [PHILLY~CEMS] Evergreen Cemetery > Dear List: > Does anyone know of an Evergreen Cemetery located in Philadelphia? If so, I would appreciate any information you may have. > Thank you, > > Linda Magill > > > ==== PA-PHILA-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Always send your replies back through the list. > Other people may be looking for the same information and your > answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers. > >

Ann Pryor, daughter of Calvin W. and Elizabeth Pryor was born in 1838 in Carbon County. When she was only 2 years old ( 1840) she reached up and grabbed her father's shaving mug with boiling water and accidentally poured the hot water down her throat. She died from the burns. At that time the family was living in Philadelphia. I have no record as to where Ann was buried. If you happen to see mention of a grave of a Pryor child in Philadelphia County or Carbon County I would dearly love to hear from you. By 1843 the family has migrated to Missouri and left the grave of Ann behind with no mention in any of the family records as to where they laid her to rest. Kathleen Burnett

Hi, Deborah. What about sending away for their death certificates so you have the exact dates? Lynne a former neighbor of yours (from near Stone Mountain!) SRedden500@aol.com wrote: > Hello Members! I need your help. > > Holy Sepulchre told me they could not provide > me with two grave locations UNLESS I know > the EXACT dates of death. (Since some records > are in the computer and some are not.) > > *Gladys Sandusky CROWLEY > died probably between 1940 and 1950. > *William J. CROWLEY > died probably in the 1950's. > > Does anyone have a suggestion as to > what to do next? Even if I made the trip > up there; it is my understanding that this > is a large cemetery and just "walking around" > would not be realistic. > > Thanks and Smiles, > Deborah in McDonough, GA > > > > ==== PA-PHILA-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Always send your replies back through the list. > Other people may be looking for the same information and your > answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers.

Hello Members! I need your help. Holy Sepulchre told me they could not provide me with two grave locations UNLESS I know the EXACT dates of death. (Since some records are in the computer and some are not.) *Gladys Sandusky CROWLEY died probably between 1940 and 1950. *William J. CROWLEY died probably in the 1950's. Does anyone have a suggestion as to what to do next? Even if I made the trip up there; it is my understanding that this is a large cemetery and just "walking around" would not be realistic. Thanks and Smiles, Deborah in McDonough, GA

Deborah Do you know their birthdates or social security numbers? If so, go to the SSDI at roots web and do a search. There were about 30 Gloria Crowley and about 300 William Crowley. Contact the SSDI for their application if you can. Also, have you contacted Philadelphia or Pennsylvania regarding death records at that time. Those records may be indexed and easy to search, so the fee may not be that great. You may also want to contact the genealogical or historical societies in Phila and see if this cemetery has an index. Another option would be to order the films for directories in Phila and see what year they stopped being listed. Good Luck Mary Rysdale ----- Original Message ----- From: <SRedden500@aol.com> To: <PA-PHILA-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 1:33 PM Subject: [PHILLY~CEMS] Grave Situation > Hello Members! I need your help. > > Holy Sepulchre told me they could not provide > me with two grave locations UNLESS I know > the EXACT dates of death. (Since some records > are in the computer and some are not.) > > *Gladys Sandusky CROWLEY > died probably between 1940 and 1950. > *William J. CROWLEY > died probably in the 1950's. > > Does anyone have a suggestion as to > what to do next? Even if I made the trip > up there; it is my understanding that this > is a large cemetery and just "walking around" > would not be realistic. > > Thanks and Smiles, > Deborah in McDonough, GA > > > > > > ==== PA-PHILA-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Always send your replies back through the list. > Other people may be looking for the same information and your > answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers. >

Answer to Rita, Holy Cross Cemetery does have a listing of who is burried there (as do all cemeteries) but you must know atleast the year in which they were interned.

Can anyone tell me about the Holy Cross Cemetery? I am looking for some family that is buried there. Do they have a book with a listing of individuals buried their? Thanks Rita

Re: Walter Kyle's request for a birth date. Since you know when and where he was burried simple write to the Phila, Archives at 30th & Market and request a copy of the deathe certificate. It will disclose his birth date or atleast tell you he wasx years and x ;months & x days old at time of death. This certificate will cost about & to 9 dollars.

now they are alphabetized,and still fit on 1.44 disk. dont forget to email me privately with links or sites to be added or if i missed any. -- Deborah L. Fox from,N.E.Philly,Pa to Fairfax,Va.to Front Royal,Va. MY WEBSITE - GENEALOGY & RESEARCH LINKS- http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/bookmark.htm http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage UPDATED MAY 3,2001 �

I am trying to find his date of birth. Can any one help me? Any effort will be appreciated. Thank you. Walter J. Kyle

Hello, I am new to this list. If anyone has seen or could look in their sources in Philadelphia for the surname RYSDALE I would like to know what they find. I am looking for the following folks, all of whom I have no death dates for: Ellen or Helen Rysdale (1845 - possibly before 1896) John Rysdale (1826- before 1890) Bertha Rysdale (1870-unknown) George William Rysdale (1875- about 1920) Emily Jane Rysdale (1879- after 1945) Ray or Rachel (nee Sellers) Rysdale (1876- about 1920) Ellen and John are the parents of Bertha, George and Emily. George married Ray in 1898. Thank you in advance. Mary Rysdale mimulus@ix.netcom.com

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Fwd: NORTHWOOD CEMETERY] Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 17:52:41 -0400 m -------- Original Message -------- Subject: NORTHWOOD CEMETERY Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 06:18:38 -0700 From: Louise Smyth <alfsmy@epix.net> To: undisclosed-recipients:; Here are more listings for NORTHWOOD CEMETERY from Louise Goldey Smyth Lot 699 Cypress Clarence W. Goldey b: Dec 17,1893 d. July 1 1943 Louise E. Stutz Gebelein Goldey b: Sept 20 1902 d: Sept. 19, 1992 Emma Wollmersdorf Stutz b: Dec 7,1874 d: May 5, 1913 John Stutz b: Sept 28, 1874 d: March 23, 1947 Frank Freeling b: 1914 d: Oct, 19, 1916 Lot 209 Chelten Section Florence Gebelein b: 1914 d: Aug, 14,1916 John G. Gebelein b: 1874 d: Oct. 21, 1921 Charles Gebelein b: 1898 d: Feb. 24, 1941 Kate Maier Gebelein b: 1876 d: July 30, 1934 Stella Slocum Gebelein b: 1905 d: March 30, 1984 Charles Meyer or Maier b: 1898 d: Feb 24, 1941 Christine Kugler Meyer or Maier b: ? d. 1899 Moved to Northwood in 1924 from Glenwood Cemetery Northwood Cemetery Lot 573 Ivy Section Lena Wommelsdorf b: 1860 d: May 20,1902 Pauline Wommelsdorf b: 1834 d: May 19, 1906 Sophia Wommelsdorf b: 1828 d: Dec 26, 1907 William Gebelein b: 1900 d: Dec. 22, 1934 William Wommelsdorf b: 1869 d: Feb 1 1943 Nellie Stutz b: 1892 d: Jan 16, 1964

I was wondering if Chelten Hills Cemetery had a directory of sorts that lists the people who are buried there. Any help would be appreciated! Amcmovieluvmk@aol.com