Ms. Lovelace, I too, have found his grave, or monument: I first tried unscessfully about a year ago, Had the cemetary Super with me, he remembered seeing it, be we had no luck finding it...I went back, again, searched, and to my surprise, just as you describe, it was right under my Hartsoe nose.. thank you for taking interest in the Hartsoe history,,I am the (i hope i counted right) 8th Generation Hartsoe, gr grandson, of Pole Carp, Grandson of John, Son of Alvin, it may further intererest you to know, that David, son of Daniel, is buried near the W side of Trinity Lutheran, near the Vale Post office, near the chrurch wall itself. His marker is nearly unreadable, but he is buried next to his wife, who died a few years earlier (guessing on my memory, but close) in 1885 and he just a few years later but her name is spelled oddly enough Hartzoge. Also, just east of Trinity is Sardis Lutheran, hwy 10 W of Newton where Grandpa Poley, his brother , uncle Finley, as he was affectionately known to me are also buried. My Dads Mother, who died shortly after giving birth to my Dad, Alvin, in 1927, is also buried, she was the first wife of John, my Grandfather. I have found out that Daniel was married to a Hallman, but I have enough trouble delving into the Hartsoe lineage, and going the Hallman route is more than I can digest at this time, If I can be of any assistance, please contact me again, and if you would please let me know your relationship or interest in the Hartsoe...thank You for your interest,,,Ronnie Alvin Hartsoe Newton, NC, formerly of Vale, NorthBrook section..belong to Mt Vernon Baptist, and to my surprise after marry into that section, that a younger brother of John, Albert is buried in that cemetary, whe passed in 1955, and I must say, in this age of my life, I did not know him, as I was born in 1952...so again thanks, hope to hear from you or anyone with info.....