McNeil Cemetery
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Re: McNeil Cemetery
 Pathways_Past
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Posted: 10 Aug 2008 1:45AM GMT |
Classification: Query
It's just impossible to tell until the cemetery is cleaned up. I can't stress enough the disrepair it's in. Most of the stones are in good condition, so it has tons of potential, but the raspberries are so overgrown that you can barely turn around. What you can see in the photos is about what you can see in person, so if the stones are there, they couldn't be photographed well enough to read due to inaccessibility.
I never found the ancestor that I was looking for, but his stone may be there somewhere.
Okay, I just looked through the photos, and William Brown is there. That stone stood out in character quite a bit. Here is the link, you can download and rotate it. The pictures that follow are also of the same stone.
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131176/sizes/o/in/s...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131200/in/set-72157...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131226/in/set-72157...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489158735/in/set-72157...
I hope that helps!
I never found the ancestor that I was looking for, but his stone may be there somewhere.
Okay, I just looked through the photos, and William Brown is there. That stone stood out in character quite a bit. Here is the link, you can download and rotate it. The pictures that follow are also of the same stone.
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131176/sizes/o/in/s...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131200/in/set-72157...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489131226/in/set-72157...
http://flickr.com/photos/hawthornefae/489158735/in/set-72157...
I hope that helps!