who is there?
There is a piece of stone with a name and dates carved in it. "Gone but not forgotten" is the mantra, but many of those who are gone have few left to remember them.
Adam & leonora allinson
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Union Civil War veteran Adam Allinson (1833-1918)
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Leonora Barrows Allinson (1836-1907), Adam's wife
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may & gardy anderson
Hit the pause button to take a closer look at the promotion picture of the Andersons!
Lydia and dann andrew
fred ault
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Union Civil War veteran Frederick Ault (1844-1927) was from Ohio. According to a family tree on Ancestry.com, with his first wife, Clarinda, he had ten children. With his second wife, Mary, who died in 1931, he had five more.
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the aylor family
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The family of John M. & Eleanor Aylor, shared by Susan Gavitt Horton
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the barnard family
the cook family
Two sons born after Charles did not survive childhood, Glenn (1891 - 1910) and a little fellow born in their later years, Elmer (1906-1908).
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In 1888, Cornelius and Hattie Cook, with little Charles.
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Circa 1912 wedding of Charles to Hazel Wiar. Both are buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Omaha.
frank and emma vondrasek goodenkauf
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Emma is on the right, with Josie Kovanda Kunch.
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charles & levenia groom
- 1904) had Charles Groom (1834-1910) was a Union Civil War veteran. He and his wife Levenia (1838 - 1904), had a number of children. Their 21-year-old son Eugene (1870-1891) is buried near them.
Levenia and Charles share the same tombstone.
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Family photo shared by a descendant, Ruth. Levenia and Charles are the couple on the left.
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the horton family
The Benjamin & Cornelia Horton family. Photo 7768, shared by Susan Gavitt Horton