Comments for Genealogy Soup http://genealogysoup.com/blog Mon, 22 Aug 2011 11:41:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 Comment on California Genealogy by San Diego cemeteries http://genealogysoup.com/blog/california-links-page/comment-page-1/#comment-7752 San Diego cemeteries Mon, 22 Aug 2011 11:41:20 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?page_id=145#comment-7752 It is so tough to get over someone's death especially if that someone is so dear to you. There are many decisions that must be made and the quality of the chosen cemetery will have a direct impact on the level of assistance you get during an emotional time of life. Choosing the right cemetery is one of the most important parts of a burial plan. A cemetery should be a quiet place for contemplation and remembrance. Additionally a cemetery's location should be in a location that was important in the deceased person's life and near his or her family. There should be no compromise on any of the things which are involved in these proceedings. It is so tough to get over someone’s death especially if that someone is so dear to you. There are many decisions that must be made and the quality of the chosen cemetery will have a direct impact on the level of assistance you get during an emotional time of life.
Choosing the right cemetery is one of the most important parts of a burial plan. A cemetery should be a quiet place for contemplation and remembrance. Additionally a cemetery’s location should be in a location that was important in the deceased person’s life and near his or her family. There should be no compromise on any of the things which are involved in these proceedings.

]]> Comment on Genealogy Researcher – Get Professional Help To Revisit Your Past! by lana http://genealogysoup.com/blog/genealogy-researcher-get-professional-help-to-revisit-your-past/comment-page-1/#comment-7560 lana Fri, 12 Aug 2011 16:37:04 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?p=965#comment-7560 Hi there, I am currently in the process of trying to find information about some of my Metis ancestors to complete my Metis card application. I'm missing documents to link certain relatives to others, aswell as something that shows that the ones that have native blood in them are actually Metis. I do have some few copies of original documents but unfortunetly not enough to complete this process. I'm just wondering if you have any idea who can help me with this or any organisations that can help aswell..I'm currently located in London ON. I would love to find someone that can do the research for me if I pay them. Thanks so much, Lana Gagnon Hi there,

I am currently in the process of trying to find information about some of my Metis ancestors to complete my Metis card application. I’m missing documents to link certain relatives to others, aswell as something that shows that the ones that have native blood in them are actually Metis. I do have some few copies of original documents but unfortunetly not enough to complete this process. I’m just wondering if you have any idea who can help me with this or any organisations that can help aswell..I’m currently located in London ON. I would love to find someone that can do the research for me if I pay them.

Thanks so much,
Lana Gagnon

]]> Comment on Wandering Through Old Cemeteries, If I Wasnt Doing Research I Would Probably Get Shot. by C. Hogan http://genealogysoup.com/blog/wandering-through-old-cemeteries-if-i-wasnt-doing-research-i-would-probably-get-shot/comment-page-1/#comment-6341 C. Hogan Tue, 21 Jun 2011 21:00:48 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?p=1196#comment-6341 <strong>taphophilia</strong> 1. An excessive interest in graves and cemeteries. 2. A love or fondness for funerals. 3. A love of funerals, graves, and cemeteries. 4. In psychiatry, a morbid attraction to graves and cemeteries. <strong>taphophiliac</strong> 1. Anyone who likes to visit cemeteries to see the various tombstones, etc. 2. In psychiatry, someone who has a morbid attraction to graves and cemeteries. Taken from: http://wordinfo.info/unit/2085/ip:1/il:T taphophilia
1. An excessive interest in graves and cemeteries.
2. A love or fondness for funerals.
3. A love of funerals, graves, and cemeteries.
4. In psychiatry, a morbid attraction to graves and cemeteries.
taphophiliac
1. Anyone who likes to visit cemeteries to see the various tombstones, etc.
2. In psychiatry, someone who has a morbid attraction to graves and cemeteries.

Taken from: http://wordinfo.info/unit/2085/ip:1/il:T

]]> Comment on Wandering Through Old Cemeteries, If I Wasnt Doing Research I Would Probably Get Shot. by Mr I.Bingham http://genealogysoup.com/blog/wandering-through-old-cemeteries-if-i-wasnt-doing-research-i-would-probably-get-shot/comment-page-1/#comment-6340 Mr I.Bingham Tue, 21 Jun 2011 20:53:56 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?p=1196#comment-6340 Recently I saw in the newspaper a name for people who love visiting Cemeteries, but cannot remember what it was, now would you happen to know what the word is? it was something like 'toxopholite' I can find no reference in dictionaries, would be interested to find out as i am also one of those people Recently I saw in the newspaper a name for people who love visiting Cemeteries, but cannot remember what it was, now would you happen to know what the word is? it was something like ‘toxopholite’ I can find no reference in dictionaries, would be interested to find out as i am also one of those people

]]> Comment on New York Genealogy by Patty Brierton Rupp http://genealogysoup.com/blog/new-york-genealogy/comment-page-1/#comment-6337 Patty Brierton Rupp Tue, 21 Jun 2011 19:56:40 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?page_id=227#comment-6337 Looking for cemetary in Albany where my GG Thomas Brierton is buried. He died in 1906. Any info would very much be appreciated. Patty Brierton Rupp Looking for cemetary in Albany where my GG Thomas Brierton is buried. He died in 1906. Any info would very much be appreciated.

Patty Brierton Rupp

]]> Comment on The Ireland Genealogy Forum Can Help You Retrace Your Roots by Patty Brierton Rupp http://genealogysoup.com/blog/the-ireland-genealogy-forum-can-help-you-retrace-your-roots/comment-page-1/#comment-6336 Patty Brierton Rupp Tue, 21 Jun 2011 19:53:04 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog//?p=108#comment-6336 Am looking for Brierton and Groom relatives. GG Patrick Groom was born in 1844 in Offalay, Kings County and came to America, was naturalized Oct. 13, 1986 in New York. Sylvestri, Sylvestro, Sylvester Brierton was living in Quebec, Canada. His parents were born in Ireland but don't know who they were or where they were born. Hopefully someone can help. If anyone knows anything pleas let me know. Patty Rupp Am looking for Brierton and Groom relatives. GG Patrick Groom was born in 1844 in Offalay, Kings County and came to America, was naturalized Oct. 13, 1986 in New York. Sylvestri, Sylvestro, Sylvester Brierton was living in Quebec, Canada. His parents were born in Ireland but don’t know who they were or where they were born. Hopefully someone can help. If anyone knows anything pleas let me know.

Patty Rupp

]]> Comment on Georgia Genealogy by cheri boyd http://genealogysoup.com/blog/georgia-genealogy/comment-page-1/#comment-6015 cheri boyd Sat, 21 May 2011 02:22:49 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/?page_id=165#comment-6015 Is there anyone in Waycross GA who can find death information on my grandparents, Peter and Perilee Boyd. US Waycross census for 1900 both are living, by 1920 Perilee is dead. Both I assume are buried in Waycross. Is there anyone in Waycross GA who can find death information on my grandparents, Peter and Perilee Boyd. US Waycross census for 1900 both are living, by 1920 Perilee is dead. Both I assume are buried in Waycross.

]]> Comment on Shed Cemetery – Yell County Arkansas by Linda Enos http://genealogysoup.com/blog/arkansas-links-page/shed-cemetery-yell-county-arkansas/comment-page-1/#comment-5981 Linda Enos Sat, 14 May 2011 17:59:15 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/#comment-5981 Re: Sallie Thomas Enis and Samuel Valentine Enis/Enos CORRECTIONS The graves in question may be Sallie Thomas Enis/Enos and her infant child #1 born to Sallie and Samuel Valentine Enis/Enos. Infant child (Etta) only lived a few days. Born: Jan. 16, l888 & died Jan. 26, l888. Child #2 was named R.V. "TINE' short for Valentine born l889 and died in 1975. Child #3 was named Everett Howard Enis/Enos born 1890-1958. Child #4 was named James Clayton Enis/Enos born l895 and died in 1954. If Sallie died from childbirth, then the child born #4 James Clayton Enis/Enos is the child born in 1895 (year of Sallie's death). Are there dates on the tombstones? Thanks. Hope to hear from some of Sallie's relatives. Re: Sallie Thomas Enis and Samuel Valentine Enis/Enos CORRECTIONS

The graves in question may be Sallie Thomas Enis/Enos and her infant child #1 born to Sallie and Samuel Valentine Enis/Enos. Infant child (Etta) only lived a few days. Born: Jan. 16, l888 & died Jan. 26, l888.
Child #2 was named R.V. “TINE’ short for Valentine born l889 and died in 1975.
Child #3 was named Everett Howard Enis/Enos born 1890-1958.
Child #4 was named James Clayton Enis/Enos born l895 and died in 1954.

If Sallie died from childbirth, then the child born #4 James Clayton Enis/Enos is the child born in 1895 (year of Sallie’s death).

Are there dates on the tombstones? Thanks. Hope to hear from some of Sallie’s relatives.

]]> Comment on Shed Cemetery – Yell County Arkansas by C. Hogan http://genealogysoup.com/blog/arkansas-links-page/shed-cemetery-yell-county-arkansas/comment-page-1/#comment-5974 C. Hogan Sat, 14 May 2011 01:26:22 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/#comment-5974 Thats quite possible, it wasnt uncommon then. Thats quite possible, it wasnt uncommon then.

]]> Comment on Shed Cemetery – Yell County Arkansas by Linda Enos http://genealogysoup.com/blog/arkansas-links-page/shed-cemetery-yell-county-arkansas/comment-page-1/#comment-5973 Linda Enos Sat, 14 May 2011 01:15:15 +0000 http://genealogysoup.com/blog/#comment-5973 I saw your reference to Sallie Thomas and Samuel Valentine Enos. Here is what I have in my notes and how accurate these notes are I can't say. Samuel Valentine Enos married Sallie Thomas and Sallie died 12/ll/1893. They had children: Tina b. 1889; Everette b. l890; There is a child named Ella B. 1893 which means that this is the same year Sallie died. Could she died from childbirth? Hope this helps. I saw your reference to Sallie Thomas and Samuel Valentine Enos. Here is what I have in my notes and how accurate these notes are I can’t say. Samuel Valentine Enos married Sallie Thomas and Sallie died 12/ll/1893. They had children: Tina b. 1889; Everette b. l890; There is a child named Ella B. 1893 which means that this is the same year Sallie died. Could she died from childbirth?

Hope this helps.

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