If you have found in the family history that I have the
picture of a grave marker in a particular cemetery, or an obit, you may find the image by clicking
on the link to that cemetery. Some of the cemeteries hold several of our ancestors, and
because of that, I have made individual pages for those. Since some of the cemeteries may
only have one or two of our ancestors, I have not made a page for that particular cemetery;
instead, I have placed several cemeteries on one page. I hope this index page will make it
easier for you to find the marker for which you are looking.
The names are in alphabetical order. If you know the name of the cemetery and the name of
your ancestor, the link will take you to the correct cemetery page for your relative. The
picture of the marker will have the name of the cemetery on it, so when you save the picture
to your computer, it will have the information.
Click on the
link to visit the cemetery page. To get back here close the new window.
Oklahoma Cemeteries
Texas Cemeteries
Arkansas Cemeteries
Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Michigan, Nebraska & Virginia Cemeteries
Alaska, California, Hawaii & England Cemeteries
I want to thank my sister, Maggie Miller,
who has been a great help, not only by taking pictures, but finding
obituaries. Thanks Sis!
Several new-found cousins have generously sent pictures.
You will find them on the
Satterwhite Cousins
page. Thank you all for your generosity!!
Teri Murphy was able to go to Hawaii and visit Uncle Jack's grave.
She was generous enough to share her photo with all of us. Thanks Teri!
Maggie visited Pinecrest Memorial Cemetery and took pictures.
The following is what she said about her visit there:
"They have ponds or lakes, fountains, huge rocks sitting in the water
and other beautiful things at that cemetery and all kinds of ducks,
and geese. It is really a beautiful place and they keep it up very
nice. They have a big tall statue in each garden to represent the
name of the garden. It is really pretty".
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