December 1, 2009 • 1:32 pm 0
We went to the cemetery on Sunday and put a blanket on Dad’s grave.
Earl Hines 1926-1996
I noticed dad’s headstone is sinking, I have to see about fixing it in the spring, unless the frost shifts it back to it’s proper place.
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November 10, 2009 • 2:16 pm 0
This is a perfect example of misinformation on gravestones. It is a Memorial to Fleming Wesley Hines, born 1897 – died 1916. At least they got the country that he died in right.
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October 13, 2009 • 12:52 pm 0
Their son, Robert Queen and wife Sarah Stevenson.Filed under: Daily Genealogy Blogging Themes, Family Files, Genealogy, O'Neil/Neil, Photos, Tombstone Tuesday, ancestors, Tombstone Tuesday
October 6, 2009 • 1:10 pm 0
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September 1, 2009 • 2:37 pm 0
Here is an early gravestone at Drummond Hill Cenmetery on Lundy’s Lane in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. The date on it is 1784. The name is illegible.
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June 2, 2009 • 12:33 pm 1
Doan’s Ridge Cemetery is located on Ridge Road near Welland, Ontario. The Doan families arrived in the Niagara area after the Revolutionary War from Pennsylvania.
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May 19, 2009 • 1:14 pm 0
April 28, 2009 • 11:00 am 1
Tecumseh died in the Battle of the Thames in the war of 1812. This memorial is on Longwoods Road outside of Moraviantown, Ontario, Canada.
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March 10, 2009 • 10:22 am 0
My dad, Earl Douglas Hines 1926-1996
My grandparents, Wm. Edgar Hines and Josephine Desbiens and my aunt Evelyn.
My great-grandparents, John Hines and Harriet Doan and my grand-uncle, Wm. John (John) Hines.
Memorial to my grand-uncle, Fleming W. Hines.
My grand-aunt, Harriet Melinda Hines 1899-1906
My grand-aunt, Catherine Hines and grand-uncle. Wm. Jariett
The property was donated to the Woodslee United Church by the Jariett Family.
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March 3, 2009 • 2:10 pm 0
My 6th great-grandfather lived in Green County, Tennessee. Henricus Steinseifer was born in Eisenfeld, Westfaln, Germany on July 27, 1739 and immigrated to Philadelphia in 1749 with his family. Heinricus, aka Henry Stonecypher, married Catherine Call in Culpepper, Virginia in 1760. Catherine died in 1778 in Davie, South Carolina. Henry died in Green County, Tennessee in 1832 at 93 years of age.
Henry and Catherine’s son, Solomon Stonecipher, was born in Surrey, North Carolina in 1772. He married Elizabeth Hawkins Nov. 18, 1796 in Green County, Tennessee. Solomon died in Green County, Tennessee on Sept. 2, 1844. Elizabeth died in Green County, Tennessee in 1824.
Absolom Stoncifer, Solomon’s brother, was born in 1769 and married Sarah Humbert. Absolom died in 1861 in Green County, Tennessee at the age of 92. Sarah died in Green County, Tennessee on Jan. 11, 1860 at the age of 85.
There is a story about Absolom Stoncifer in my blog, My Crockett Connections.
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