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    Anyone Missing a Headstone?

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    Wow, that's pretty interesting.

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    Maybe authorities should investigate under what circumstances the seller became the owner of this item. Perhaps the family of these folks would like to get it back.
    "Always look at the bright side of life"

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    That is very strange.

    I would imagine though with this being in Utah and Utah probably being the genealogy capital of the world that someone will track down the descendants and hopefully it can be returned home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KapitanSparrow
    Maybe authorities should investigate under what circumstances the seller became the owner of this item. Perhaps the family of these folks would like to get it back.
    from the KSL ad

    Quote Originally Posted by quote
    Do you have family by these names missing their gravestone???

    Carved black granite gravestone --1&1/2 ft x 3 ft x 4 inches.

    When we moved into our home we found this great piece of carved stone in our basement --took three guys to move it, turned it over and found out it is a gravestone! Kinda spooky.... I'd LOVE for FAMILY OF THE OWNERS to come and take it to where it belongs, else I'll sell it...(pictures coming soon).

    It is free to family of the deceased.

    Here's the info on the stone:

    ALLRED

    Nellie L. Mar. 25 1879 - Jan 1, 1963

    Emanuel A. Jan 7, 1879 - Apr 29 1930

    We contacted the Sexton here in Mount Pleasant, he did a search and could not find these people buried here I'm sure they're buried somewhere!
    The man thong is wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaxx
    from the KSL ad

    Quote Originally Posted by quote
    Do you have family by these names missing their gravestone???

    Carved black granite gravestone --1&1/2 ft x 3 ft x 4 inches.

    When we moved into our home we found this great piece of carved stone in our basement --took three guys to move it, turned it over and found out it is a gravestone! Kinda spooky.... I'd LOVE for FAMILY OF THE OWNERS to come and take it to where it belongs, else I'll sell it...(pictures coming soon).

    It is free to family of the deceased.

    Here's the info on the stone:

    ALLRED

    Nellie L. Mar. 25 1879 - Jan 1, 1963

    Emanuel A. Jan 7, 1879 - Apr 29 1930

    We contacted the Sexton here in Mount Pleasant, he did a search and could not find these people buried here I'm sure they're buried somewhere!
    Well, if you put it that way.
    "Always look at the bright side of life"

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    Utah has this real cool database that you can use to find out were people are buried:

    Utah Cemetery Burials Database

    A quick look up and I found their entries. If you click on the names you will find a location number. You have to call the cemetery sextant for that cemetery and they will give you a map to find that grave location.

    I bet you what happen was the family replaced the headstone of the Allred
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    Good work, James. You should be a private eye.
    "Always look at the bright side of life"

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    Quote Originally Posted by KapitanSparrow
    Good work, James. You should be a private eye.
    Ditto!

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    You're better at it than I am...I searched for family in the Cannonville cemetery for 'Asay' and found nothing, and I know that name makes up most of that cemetery

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    Quote Originally Posted by greyhair biker
    You're better at it than I am...I searched for family in the Cannonville cemetery for 'Asay' and found nothing, and I know that name makes up most of that cemetery
    That's strange because this database is pretty accurate. A lot of GENEALOGY* work has been done by volunteers help keep it accurate.

    I would check the spelling or make sure that is the right cemetery.



    James


    * EDIT NOTE: fixed gemology to GENEALOGY

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    That's what they get for buying headstones on credit. The repo man will ALWAYS find you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shlingdawg
    That's what they get for buying headstones on credit. The repo man will ALWAYS find you.
    You joke but that happened in Utah last year:
    CNN News Link


    Teen's headstone repossessed over unpaid bill


    SPRINGVILLE, Utah (AP) -- The cemetery headstone for a teenager who died in a car wreck was repossessed after a $750 bill went unpaid.

    "That's just business," said Linda Anderson of Memorial Art Monument. "If we give every stone to everybody, we'd be out of business. They'd repossess your car if you didn't make payments."

    Brady Conger, 17, and two friends died when their car smashed into a sport utility vehicle a year ago Thursday.

    Memorial Art said bills sent to one address were returned, and the business couldn't reach Brady's mother, who apparently had agreed last year to pay the balance. "The end result was that there was absolutely no one who I could talk to about this," owner Mike Anderson said.

    Brady's classmates raised money to pay the bill, and the headstone will be installed again this week.

    James

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    A lot of gemology work has been done by volunteers
    Thats "GENEALOGY"
    See you on the Trail

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scout Master
    A lot of gemology work has been done by volunteers
    Thats "GENEALOGY"
    Is the Spelling Nazi back? Sorry it was a bad spell check.



    James

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