Russell D Merryman wrote: > Hello everyone! > > Was wondering If anyone had gone to the various resting places of Riddle > family and descendants there in Texas; not just to pay respects but to > documented their markers for your record book and there having taken > photos of them? This being the case. Has anyone a set they will make > copies of for a nominal fee? > > Once our ancestors are gone, except but for some memories you may have; > there is little in the way of remembrances. Their markers are but > another remembrance! > > Thanks, > Russ > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ---------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > > Have you hugged a RIDDLE lately?! > SMILE & pass it on! > Hi Russ, Looks like you have given me an opportunity to contribute something . I'm new to the group and to genealogy, and up to now have not had anything to contribute - but have gotten such great information and encouragement for my own research from all of you and especially from Mary Hill. She clued me in to this list. I can't remember which line you descend from, but if you need pictures from Damascus Cemetery in Mt Pleasant, TX or Blevins Cemetery in Cason, TX I may be able to help. I come from the Isaac and Anna Riddle line (Blevins Cem.) and their daughter, Happy and Hollis Riggs (Damascus Cem. Mt Pleasant). I'm certain I have pictures of their markers. At one time I took a few pictures of some of the old Riddle markers at Damascus Cem. but will have to look and see what I have. I visit these cemeteries at least twice a year and keep flowers on their graves. Let me know if this is what you need. I'll be happy to send you what I have. Also, I live in Van Zandt County and volunteer at our small genealogy library. I have to admit I don't know what Riddles are buried here but can look them up. Linda Mays