The Vermont Old Cemetery Association
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From: marquerite canale
To: Web
Ed
Date
sent: Tue, 5 May 2009 18:01:16 -0400
i do
not have a suggestion but a Question. I am looking for a Mary
Fuller-
who die in 1849 and was married to
John Cobb of orwell and
if
she is
barried next to him and where is the cemetery?
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To: Web
Ed
From: The Moore Family
Subject: New Question for the VOCA Web
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Date sent: Wed, 8 Oct
2008 15:46:59 -0400
Hello,
My
family has recently come upon "The Horn Burying Place" in
Wheelock (read from a seemingly
undisturbed and original stone which
is placed outside the fence). There is obviously work being done
to
restore this cemetery. The new board fence is designed without
a
gate ~ but there is an opening
where the fence extends in on both
sides; it seems sort of
"inviting" to me, but we would love to know
more about this style and any other
history of this cemetery.
There
are a number of unmarked
graves. Where do we find out more
information?
THANK YOU!
Vicki Moore
North Danville
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From: Tom Seymour
To: Web
Ed
Subject: New Question for the VOCA Web
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Date sent: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 14:10:51 -0400
Hello,
I am a journalist doing a piece for Northern
Woodlands Magazine.
My story focuses upon a landowner's
obligations, if any, to the dead
in "woodland cemeteries."
Can someone buying a woodlot containing an
old cemetery simply bulldoze it?
I'm having trouble finding an answer
to this question.
Also, I need to learn if a landowner can prevent
people from
visiting their kin in a woodland
cemetery where the land is posted.
Any assistance that anyone can give
me is greatly appreciated.
Perhaps my article can, in the end,
be of some slight help to the
cause of protecting old cemeteries.
Sincerely,
194 East Waldo Road
Waldo, ME 04915
(207) 338-9746
tomgs@gwi.net
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Subject: New Question for the VOCA Web
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To: Web
Ed
From:
lkearney@metlife.com
Date sent: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 13:17:57 -0400
Does anyone know the street address
of the East Clarendon Cemetery in
E.
Clarendon, VT
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