I am related to all the Everhearts in north TX. During this period they were in Sherman and Whitewright. I am not aware of any Everheart undertakers. However, I believe there was an Earnheart funeral home which was either in Sherman or Whitewright. At 02:53 PM 02/14/2000 , you wrote: >Has anyone ever heard of a funeral home by this name that operated in the >1920's? I have a death certificate from Collin County on a Thomas Jefferson >Grounds and am trying to find out the place of burial for this person. I >cannot read the writing very well. So I've focused on the undertaker, but I >can't make out the name of the town where this undertaker is from. It's >probably a 6 letter city. It begins with an M and ends in either a O or a W. > There is a T just before the end of the word. Does anyone have a > clue? Mr. >Grounds died in Westminster, Collin County on July 19, 1927 and was buried >the next day, so I assume the burial place and the address of the undertaker >were fairly close by to do the burial in one day. > > Duston Brooks