To Marjorie Lloyd:
Glad to hear you visited Advocate Cemetery - looks like I never will
have that pleasure again. I would appreciate information from stone
of Thomas L Morris (son of Lutheran) if you have it and are willing to
share.
Thank you.
.....Bill
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From:
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nscumber@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Marjorie Lloyd
Sent: September 17, 2012 7:22
To:
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Subject: [nscumber] Advocate Cemetery
I had the real pleasure of visiting Advocate and Parrsboro this past
Saturday for the first time on a day trip and it was wonderful! What
a beautiful area with the most spectacular views. We went to the
Ottawa House Museum and then on to the Advocate Cemetery where I took
54 pictures of headstones, mostly Morris' with a few Knowltons and
Spicers. and a McAloney. I managed to match up 50 of the headstones
with the info I have in my FTM program. If we'd had more time, ( we
spent too much time at the antique stores in Great Village !) I would
have taken more pictures, but we plan to go again next summer. We also
took pictures of the Wesleyan Methodist Burial Ground where Thomas
Morris (son of Luthern) was buried.
There were 4 headstones that I couldn't match up in the Advocate
Cemetery- one was for Cassie I. (Belle) Morris, born August 11, 1918,
died April 1, 2003; Marie E. Morris, 1929-2006 ; Emerson M. McAloney,
1916-1991 and his wife, Marie E. Morris, 1917-2001; and J. Ephraim
Morris, 1861-1942 and his wife Sophia M. Turple, 181 - 1954. Anyone
know who they were?
Marjorie
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