Bogart - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lester Bogart (Bogard

Myssi10 — 2009-10-30 19:38:45Z

LESTER BOGART BORN 3-23-1890 TO LOUIS AND ELIZABETH SMITH BOGART. HE MARRIED AUDREA ALVA MARLAR 8-13-1910 IN OKLAHOMA. AUDREA MARLAR BORN 3-11-1892 IN KY AND DIED 11-5-1924 IN WY AND WAS BURIED IN CROWN HILL CEM IN PARK CO., WY. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THOMAS JEFFERSON AND SERILDA GREENLEE MARLAR. LESTER AND AUDREA HAD THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN- CECIL ELMA, LOUIS THOMAS, ELWOOD, WENDEL HOWARD, ZOLA. ROY EUGENE, DOLLIE VIVIAN, PAULA.

I'M RESEARCHING THE MARLAR/MARLOW LINE FOR MY UNCLE CECIL. I'VE HAD ALOT OF HELP WITH INFO ON BOGARTS.

Harry James Bogart - PA

dbogart — 2009-10-25 16:44:02Z

I am trying to locate more information on Harry James Bogart. He is my husband's grandfather. He was born Dec 31, 1882 in PA and died??? Green Bay Wisconsin. Family stories say he took his brother's name of Jessie James Bogart. I am not getting far at all on this side of the family. He was married to Mary Froncee of Wisconsin

Re: Lester Bogart (Bogard

thepittstop1 — 2009-10-20 20:27:26Z

Hello,
I am your cousin, Mari. I am Paula's daughter. She has been gone now since 1993. We don't know much about mom's family just that she was adopted. We have that family history but would love to know more about her real family and our ancestry.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC1 — 2009-10-19 00:39:37Z

Charles DeBost is buried out in Southampton, NY I have his family Data and Cemetery Burial info. I will share this info. for exchange for Family info. on Rev. David S. Bogart 1770 - 1838 and that of his wife family Elizabeth J. Platt .

Email me Directly at :

Caroline82WebbSC@ aol.com

I live in Charleston, SC.

My mainden Name is Bogart

Re: Bogarts, Ohio and beyond

rrschramm — 2009-10-13 22:48:11Z

OK, you are gonna like this. The group of Bogarts near Dayton I found by accident. I visited a web page on a guy named "Matt Bogart". On his web page it said he was from Ohio just north above Dayton someplace. Anyhow I emailed him and the next thing I know I had made a connection between he and me. He is related to me via the Bogarts of Auglaize County, Ohio. So, let me put together what I have and I'll get it to you. I am traveling right now. My wife and I are full time RVers and we are making our jump from Washington to Florida for the winter.

Re: Bogarts, Ohio and beyond

gailbogart — 2009-10-11 21:38:24Z

I am familiar with Woodland, but not a Louis or Lewis Bogart. My husband is a Bogart from Dayton Ohio. Do you have birth/death dates that I could check with family.

Re: Bogarts, Ohio and beyond

sweetbabe1966 — 2009-10-11 18:39:48Z

I am not related to the Bogarts. I take photos of tombstones at local cemeteries for the website called "Find-A-Grave". I took the photo that is attached at Woodland Cemetery in Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. The tombstone has his first name listed as "Lewis" but the Woodland internment records states his first name is "Louis". Middle name is "Carl". If you have any info on who this little guy's parents were, then I would be very appreciative. I would like to do a nice bio on this little guy for the memorial I made for him on Find-A-Grave.Thanks!

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

Myssi10 — 2009-09-09 19:24:58Z

Thanks for getting in touch. Yes, I'm interested. Please email me at myssi@centurytel.net
And once again, thanks.

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

rrmicks — 2009-09-06 02:12:43Z

Cecil is my grandfather's older sister. His name was Louis Thomas Bogart. I have Cecil's birth certificate. I don't know alot about what happened to her after her mother's death, but for a while she lived with cousins. I have a few generations on her ancestors if you are interested. Let me know. Royelle Mickelson

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

Myssi10 — 2009-08-19 18:55:55Z

Thanks.

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-17 17:20:14Z

Don't know if this will be any help but on Sat I used lib/anc com at other library & found my uncle's wife who died at 96 I think in abject poverty in Pinehurst, NC She was from NJ & joined an odd group of people & when they were the only 2 left living for appearances married. Her name was Carolyn Bogart who m. Howard Gilder Phillips, my uncle. He moved there with Harry ? Waring, wife, daughter Helen who was an alcoholic. He played 9 holes every day & had his own ins & realestate business. There was no close family anywheres for me. But in case this is of any help to you or others I found his death info & an unreadable WW1 paper on him. He told me he was in the Navy. You can look up Missouri Pacific RR-Guy Phillips & get his suicide NY Times report where they spoke to HG Phillips. He was at their summer home in Darien Conn at the time. This was also my father's home as Guy & Elizabeth raised 2 nephews & 1 neice having had their 2 babies die. These are buried in Greenwood Cem in Brooklyn. I was upset to find Carolyn's situation but at that time I was raising 3 children & supporting with no outside help 4 people. We were strangers & neither kept in touch. I think the neice tried to make a boyfriend out of my uncle when they were young as he died 5 months before I was told about it by her. No love lost. Charlotte

Re: Bogarts, Ohio and beyond

rrschramm — 2009-08-14 08:40:16Z

I found yet a third group of Bogarts who settled in Hamilton County, Ohio just north-west of Cincinnati. Most are buried in Miami Town Cemetery

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-13 20:49:53Z

I am glad if it helped. Without realizing it I answered or tried to do so for each one thinking they were the same person. I ended up with over 50 responses & don't know now specifically what I wrote to whom. ?????????? If there is anything I can help with let me know. lottieew@hotmail.com

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-13 20:49:52Z

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

Myssi10 — 2009-08-13 19:20:23Z

Thanks for your help.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-11 19:33:13Z

If now and you have copies, you can snail mail them to me ... Deb Woolley, 611 Commerce Street, Suite 3030, Nashville, TN 37203. I will be glad to share anything I have that might be of interest.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-11 19:31:06Z

I am not very good on computers so I would not know how. Let me see what I can do. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-11 18:01:36Z

I will keep looking. Charles S. DeBost, the baseball player, applied for and received a passport in New York City April 18, 1858. I have still found nothing about where his father died or was buried. I think he deserted the family from some histories I have read.

I have a few G-W names but I don't have all of them ... can you send me copies of any of your documents as attachements ... if so my email is deb.woolley@tnchamber.org

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-11 17:53:18Z

I am glad that some of my memories were accurate and that they may be helpful. The Schuyler name is decidedly mine & my father's. Do try with your abilities & resources to find more on the deBosts. I have an excellent oil painting on a piece of wood that has a few chips on it about 3"by6" of a French couple going back to Rev War ?? time slot. It is a minature masterpiece & in a safetybox at bank. The only connection I can think of is the deBost name but that could be wrong. I also have a "passport" of 1850???for THEworld tour issued by the Mayor of NYC which is folded into numerous small squares designating each country visited most with red square stamped wax. France would have been one. Also a document dated 1810? in Cyrilic for Russia. I am sure of the baseball one as his last name in my book. No player has a first name. My grandfather was one of the more illustrious athletes who founded NYAC. He established speed skating records & figure skating ones also & retired undefeated after 30 years. They say never again in the history of all the world to come will there be another. 1866/67 - 1897. His 1866 record established speed skating around Bedloes Island on rough ice, bitter cold & wind when skates were strapped onto boots. After WW2 1946? someone indoors, modern shoe skates shaved a few seconds off his record & it was a major sports story for that day. The one signed by mayor was for George???Walker. Memory is what I am using. Let me know if any of this helps but I think using "back-door" may get you to deBost (Sanger) Did you find my GW cem names as that could provide leads also. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-10 19:43:09Z

If I remember correctly they met in France. My memory is like a steel trap but I could be wrong. Try those memoirs I sent to you & see if there is anything in there that might shed some light on the situation. Good luck, Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-10 19:37:19Z

He was one great ballplayer & I remember finding out where??? she died of TB or consumption as they called it back then. I assume he was the baseball player as book came out mid 1850s??? Walker, Bogart also in book. What became of them otherwise if not my line I don't know. Mine I have very good records about them. Does Sanger show up on yours? Try the "back door" as there was a Rufus Sanger very early & I think he is the first on this list. DeBost then Sanger descendent which means a daughter m. a Sanger. Try it out & see if you can get to DeBost this way as you have far more access to records than I have. Good luck & let me know if this works. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-10 18:33:33Z

I don't have list in front of me from GW cem. I know that Sanger name was next on the list. I simply don't recall off the top of my head many of the names. I will try to find sheet that has them but I sent them to you or emailed them. The list is long. Try to find it among your papers. DeBost is not mine - just another "narried into family name". Not related to me. I think you will find it as your keep very good records. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-07 17:23:06Z

Within reason but working off the top of my head (memory). Some I do know about but others no. I think I sent you a copy of everyone buried in that huge plot & those reinterred from a Marble Church in NYC. But I can't just name them off. I must use commcoll computer & what I have is all mixed up in various places at home. Try both Marble Churches for the reinternment in 1855??? Some of this may help you. Some names I do know like the Walkers, Bogarts, but others m. into them & are not closely related. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-07 17:10:37Z

If you mean Green-Wood cem in Brooklyn, NY the answer is yes and he is in there. Go to their website & fish around & find buriels then go for last name & you will find all with that name. That applies to any name. There are 478 acres and they are full. Corbett (Corbeau) came over with Willie in 1066 ? and anglecised ? to Corbett with castles, etc. Robert C probably considered swimming for it if he could not get on a boat in 1660 to Weymouth, MA as his father was in & out of jail for years with the upsets in England & a member of the family was the regicide Myles Corbett & son Charles went after them all. This one was found hiding out in Holland but the King's men found him. My Robert Corbett was an atty who moved way out of town to the annyoance ? of relatives & friends & built a house across the street from a huge bathtub (acquduct for NYC). When it was torn down it was replaced with the NYPL & Bryant Park. I should love to get into that library.Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-06 20:06:29Z

all the "S"'s are for Schuyler. Hope it helped. All reinternments were from one of the Marble Churches in NYC. I am entitled to be buried in this lot along with a number of others. Some of these go back a long ways, possibly touching Rev War. The first buriel is at 9 ft, 2nd at 7 ft, 3rd at 5 ft with 20 years in between. Triple per gravesite. But buriel is now extremely expensive in this cem. I have the deed 1852? for several others purchased by my great grandfather who devised the underground conduit system for laying electric wiring plus pipes for many other uses. Patent dated 1883, he died in 85, blizzard of '88 they had to put into use. Today NYC streets blowing up with tragic consequences. They say under there for 100 yrs or more. They have to be his. I have patents. Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-06 19:52:34Z

Thank you. Charlotte

Re: Cecil Elma Bogart

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-06 18:03:10Z

Sorry don't have any on them. Much on earlier Bogarts but not doing entire family just those that are closer to mine. Good luck. Are yours NY & if so try Green-wood Cem Brooklyn NY with last names & find out what shows up. There is a Bogart st, Ludlow St., Walker St., & more of them in Brooklyn. Real early Bogarts. Charlotte Walker

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-06 17:49:49Z

I can try to help but yours are more recent than my info. I have one of the very first books on baseball put out with one dime in a circle, 1850s. Three family names are among the players with no first names. Bogart, Walker, DeBost. If you go to Green-Wood Cem in Brooklyn & go for names of interred you may find some info. I would suggest seeking last names & then check what shows up. I grew up in Bronxville, NY which was actually Yonkers property. Go to google for Missouri-Pacific Guy Phillips & you will get his suicide July 3, 1913. His mansion was in Yonkers with summer home in Darien CT. Many Bogarts I have found lived in Yonkers. The life style & money was long gone before I showed up-mine should have been grandparents. Let me know exactly what you are looking for & perhaps can help??? Also go to Trinity Church NYC as they may have some records and they also have St.Paul's Chapel (ground zero ch) where my Walkers are including 2nd Lt David Walker Privateer on GenPutnam. He married Elizabeth Ludlow (Gabriel?)Richard Ludlow Walker, MD physician & surgeon (rare) died 1828, daughter married Alwyn Bogart, MD. Does any of this help? Charlotte Walker (legal name change)

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-06 17:27:15Z

I think we exchaned our info a few years ago. Going by my memory Orlando & other Bogarts were interred in Green-Wood cem in Brooklyn which you have. I don't have anything else. I was wondering if you or someone had info on the Sanger name which followed the DeBost name. It is not my line of descent but it could be someone else's so thought I would ask. Rufus could be it. Thanks & my best to you on your hunt. Thank you, Charlotte

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-05 17:15:40Z

We comunicated several years ago about our family connections & I do not have a phone. Thanks for the thought. Charlotte E Walker

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

UselessPhillips — 2009-08-05 16:21:04Z

Thank you for all your research. What I have are the family memoirs in quill ? copied into notebook in pencil when that was all people wrote with. One deBost is mentioned in a very early 1850s baseball book which cost 1 dime (says so in small circle) He was very good with honorable mention. Two other family names were also players Bogart & Walker. They were all three family which is why the book was saved. This was when a commission was formed to garantee that every one used the same rules, measurements, etc. There is an immense family plot in Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn (perhaps the largest they have) which was begun Dec 22 ? 1852? when they reintered many going back to Rev War ? from one of the Marble Churches in NYC. They are in Trinity & 5 in St. Paul's Chapel churchyard. The latter are Walkers. Try Green-Wood Cemetery for internment names. NYC disallowed future buriels south of Canal St in 1830s? So mine went to GW Cem.The memiors are lengthy & cover Bogarts, Schuylers, etc. DeBost name was a later name mentioned. My Walker was a 2nd Lt David Walker on the Privateer General Putnam who married Elizabeth Ludlow (Gabriel). Let me know if any of this is of interest as I am going by memory no papers in front of me and am using computer at commcollege. Charlotte I am wearing Elizabeth Ludlow Walker's locket born 1809? Have bible cover.

Cecil Elma Bogart

Myssi10 — 2009-08-05 18:43:36Z

Cecil Elma Bogart was born to Lester and Audrea Marlar Bogart 5-6-1911.

She md a man by the first name of Lawrence and then md a again to a man with the last name of Robinson.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-06 19:45:37Z

I received this from the Green-Wood Cemetery:

The remains of the following individuals rest in Lot 10670 Sec. 30. They are listed as "removals from New York" with no other information attached to their burial record.
All were interred December 22, 1857.

Ann Schuyler DeBost
Elliston P. Bogart
Ann Bogart
David S. Bogart
Mrs. David S. Bogart
Catharine E. Bogart
Eliza Rider
Eliza A. Bogart

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-06 19:43:58Z

Rufus Sanger married Marie Louise DeBost in 1843. She was the daughter of Ann Bogart and Charles DeBost. I find Marie L. Sanger in NYC in 1860 and 1870 census and in Southampton in 1880. Elizabeth Bogart, the poet and daugter of Rev. David Bogart and who never married, is living with them in 1860 and 1870.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-06 19:42:03Z

Rufus Sanger married Marie Louise DeBost in 1843. She was the daughter of Ann Bogart and Charles De Bost. I find her in the 1860 and 1870 census in NYC and in 1880 in Southampton. Elizabeth Bogart (her aunt), daughter of Rev. David Bogart, was a poet and unmarried. She is living with them in 1860 and 1870.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-10 18:48:49Z

It appears from all that I have read -- and my inability to find a burial place or even a death date -- that he deserted his family early on. I have see references to his doing that ... and I have seen references to how Ann Bogart DeBost handled so well the early trials and tribulations and hardships that she was forced to endure. Then she died early.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-10 20:04:28Z

I find several references to Charles S. De Bost or Charles Schuyler DeBost as a great and well known early baseball player, but that would be the son, not the father.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-10 19:54:00Z

Rufus Sanger married the daughter of Charles and Ann Bogart DeBost. I have not tried to follow that family but you are right, that might be direction.

Re: Burial Place(s) of Rev. David Schuyler Bogart and his wife Elizabeth Jonas Platt Bogart

deb92948 — 2009-08-05 15:34:49Z

Wow, thanks. Do you know if they were originally buried at the Middle Church in Manhattan (when his funeral was). I know that cemetery was moved when redevelopment and then roads went threw it. All I could ever find was that the graves were moved to an undisclosed location. I have spent some time finding graves in CAlvery Cemetry in Queens, but not this one. Are graves easily found?

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-05 15:14:37Z

Orlando Bogart, the father (1810 - 1892), was my g-g-g-grandfather. I descend from him through William Henry Bogart (1845-1883), one of Orlando Bogart Jr.'s (1851-1932) brothers. William Henry married Mary "Mamie" Thompson Crane (1849-1878) (daughter of Isaac Arnett Crane and Sarah Duncan Crane). As you can see, both died young and they left two young children, Helen Isabelle (1872-1908) and Helen Holbrook (1875 - 1958). After Mamie Bogart died, Sarah Duncan Crane (maternal grandmother) moved into their NYC home, apparently to care for the children. After William Henry died, I lose all track of them until Isabelle marries Philip Augustus Fitzpatrick in Irvington NY in 1890 in a Catholic Church (she apparently converted when she married). I had always wondered whether Sarah Duncan Crane took the two girls to be near their uncle Orlando Bogart Jr. I do know that William Henry was in the stock brokerage business and firm with his dad and his brother. After her marriage, Isabelle and Philip moved to NYC and apparently lived with his mother ... and in just a few years, they went back to the Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington area until Isabelle died in 1908. Philip then moved his family to Glen Cove, NY, where Helen Holbrook Bogart, who had married George P Vail, lived. My dad (grandson of Philip and Isabelle) grew up in Glen Cove, but they travelled back and forth to the Yonkers area regularly to see cousins of my Grandmother -- one being the daughter of Orlando Jr., Alice. She married Harold Patterson, and my father remembered her as "Babe" Patterson. Does any of this make sense .. and more importantly, does it help

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-11 18:01:35Z

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-06 20:15:04Z

I know the Rev. David S. Bogart's funeral was at the Middle Church -- and it had a graveyard at the time. I don't know about the others, nor do I know if he was buried there. I assume the churches no longer have records either but I haven't asked.

Wow, that is amazing about the underground system ... my grandfather was born during the blizzard of 1888. Is there a full list of Bogarts in this part of the cemetery.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-05 17:12:04Z

That is so much more than I knew. I was always baffled why Orlando Jr., was up there and commuting into the city ... by the way, I visited his grave in Nyack -- and am still not sure why he was buried there unless it was a connection through one of the two wives. I don't begin to know how to learn if Sarah Crane took the two Bogart orphans to the Yonkers area -- it doesn't cross over a census year. If she had a house, it could show in a city directory. I just assume they were there because she got married there -- and since the man she married lived in NYC, it would seem to make sense that she married where she lived. Then she went back there after her marriage ... three of the five kids were born there. I would certainly appreciate any photos or directories or anything that might help ... or any suggestions you might have. do you know what church the Bogarts might have attended in the 1883 - 1900 era in the area> Do you know if the local papers are archived back that far ... for wedding announcements, perhaps. I am grasping at straws but I keep believing something will break.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

deb92948 — 2009-08-05 17:05:22Z

You have so much more than I do ... I have many of the connections but little of the history. I know the De Bost married in ... and apparently, according to one book, Charles De Bost, who married into the Bogarts, was "irresponsible and deserted his responsibility so the grandfather, Rev. David S. Bogart became responsible for them (I don't know what had happened to the daughter, their mother). Rev. Bogart sent them to different people in Southampton, according to the book. http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=20866&i...

the Rev. Bogart's funeral service was at the Middle Church (I have a memorial copy of that) ... I am not sure I understand how the Walkers fit in.

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-05 16:53:41Z

There were ( 2 ) Bogart families in Yonkers at the same time, your Orlando Myndert Bogart and my GGGRANDFATHER Addison Myndert Bogart 1845 - 1907 - they were cousin's There was a Mansion known as Orchard Lea, North Broadway, Yonkers, that was the Bogart "Summer Home " I have a photo of it in a 1902 Yonkers Book, I grew up in Yonkers and left after my Dad's Death in 1990 - I now live in NNJ

The address of the house was I think 377 or 400 North Broadway, the last person to live there was Mary Saltonstall Dawson Bogart 1874 - 1965 she was the wife of Richard Walker Bogart, Jr. 1873 - 1922, son of Richard Walker Bogart 1832 - 1908 and his wife Mary De Anglis who died in 1921 son of Dr. Alwyn Schuyler Bogart 1805 - 1860 and his wife Elizabeth Ludlow Walker , son of Rev. David Schuyler Bogart 1770 - 1839 and his wife Elizabeth Jonas Platt 1774 - 1841

I have somewhere if I can find them photo copies of the old Yonkers City Directory for Bogart's from 1877 to 1930

Kevin

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-05 17:12:58Z

I am at work ( lunch ) Email me your full name and phone # if you like and we can talk more tonight about our Yonkers Bogarts

FantonLyonct203@aol.com

Kevin

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-05 04:37:28Z

I need Names and dates to know who you are talking about, for I have ( 2 ) Orlando Myndert Bogart's father and son, the father 1810-1892 was married twice, first to Catherine E. Turhune who d. in 1856 and 2nd to a Julia A. Lupton, with the first wife, there was a son Orlando Myndert Bogart, jr. born in NYC in 1854 and died in Yonkers in 1932

Your Connection to Orlando, would be very helpful

FantonLyonct203@aol.com

Kevin

Re: Burial Place(s) of Rev. David Schuyler Bogart and his wife Elizabeth Jonas Platt Bogart

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-05 04:22:38Z

Both The Rev. David S. Bogart & his wife are buried in Greenwood Cem. Brooklyn, NY. they first were Interred on June 3, 1857 and later interred in another plot on Dec. 22, 1857

FantonLyonct203@aol.com

Kevin

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-07 17:05:23Z

Hi Charlotte,

Yes we did exchange Bogart info. back in 2006 - Orlando Bogart is not buried in Greenwood Cem. in Brooklyn - from the listing you sent me in 2006 on the Bogart's buried in Greenwood in Lot 10665/70 there is a total of 51 People in 49 out of 56 Graves, beside's Bogart, De Bost, Sanger, Loomis, Bradley and Lyon, since this Info. is from your Records, Do you know how these people are related to each other ? where and when they Died ? - Greenwood Cem. charges $ 19.50 per name so times this by 51 People and it comes out to be $ 994.50 for the Interment Cards - That's insane, not looking to buy the Plot.

Where is Charles De Bost buried, when did he die ?, husband of Ann S. Bogart De Bost buried, he is not in this plot, - Only his wife Ann S. Bogart De Bost is

The Surname Ludlam and Ludham which is the correct spelling or are they two seprate Surnames ??, from Death Notices and Marriage Notices, the spelling of both appear.

I went back on the SANGER Family name to Richard Sanger b. abt. 1600 Hingham, Norfolk, England.

Have a Good Weekend

Kevin M. Hayes

Re: De Bost - Bogart Family

Caroline82WebbSC — 2009-08-10 17:23:03Z

Dear Charlotte,

I just contacted both of the Marble Grave yards in NYC Looking Charles De Bost, he is not buried in any of the two marble Church yards, do you have anything on him at all, also checked with Greenwood in Brooklyn, he is not there.

Thanks

Kevin