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Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"

Donald R Newcomb  (View posts) Posted: 24 Jan 2012 2:36PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Machauer
Does anyone have ready access to Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"? The nearest copy I can find is 80 miles away. If you do, I'd appreciate a peek for the surname "Machauer". In particular, Christopher Alvin d. 29 Feb 1940 & Henry Adam d. 16 Apr 1944, both in Jackson. The first may have been a patient at the state hospital.

Re: Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"

cljones79  (View posts) Posted: 25 Jan 2012 4:23AM GMT
Classification: Query
I do not see the surname Machauer (or anything similar) in the index.

Re: Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"

Donald R Newcomb  (View posts) Posted: 25 Jan 2012 11:49AM GMT
Classification: Query
Thank you for checking for me. Hmmm. Now, I wonder just where they might have been buried? I might have to get copies of their death certificates.

Re: Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"

mbourgoyne  (View posts) Posted: 19 Nov 2012 3:26AM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi, sorry I'm just now seeing this...a lot of patients from the hospital were buried in a cemetery near the town cemetery, but they didn't have headstones. The hospital may or may not have any info on who is buried there. If it's possible they were a patient, that's why there's no info in Ms. Sagely's book, she just did the available headstones.

Re: Sagely's "East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana cemetery inscriptions"

mbourgoyne  (View posts) Posted: 19 Nov 2012 3:26AM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi, sorry I'm just now seeing this...a lot of patients from the hospital were buried in a cemetery near the town cemetery, but they didn't have headstones. The hospital may or may not have any info on who is buried there. If it's possible they were a patient, that's why there's no info in Ms. Sagely's book, she just did the available headstones.

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