-
Lineagekeeper Daily News
Click to read -
-
-
-
Latest Headlines
-
Elkanah Churchill–1845–Plymouth
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsElkanah Churchill tombstone in the Burial Hill Cemetery, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elkanah Churchill, died Oct 7, 1845 in his 37 year. -
East Hampton Cemetery Trek
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsStrolling through the cemeteries of East Hampton. -
Buried at Chancellorsville
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsThe Civil War Battle of Chancellorsvile stretched over a week, from 30 Apr to 6 May 1863. Over 1600 men died. Over 2018 were missing and over 9000 were wounded.... -
Loss of Father – WWI
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsA widow visiting the grave of her husband during WWI. -
Cemetery in the Fall
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsLiving in a mountain climate limits the season available to take tombstone photos. There is something special about walking through the fall leaves, smelling their smells, enjoying the last warmth... -
USS Arizona – Memorial and Tombstone
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsThe USS Arizona (BB-39) was launched on 19 Jun 1915, the last of the Pennsylvania-class battleships. She served the Navy well until she was sunk at Pearl Harbor on 7... -
Louis Larsen–Spanish American War Vet
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsLouis Larsen served in the U.S. Volunteer Calvary during the Spanish – American War. He is buried in the Lehi City Cemetery, Utah. -
Juliana Mulford 1781 – 1793
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsTombstone of Juliana Mulford, daughter of Matthew and Mary Hutchinson Mulford. East Hampton Cemetery. 1781 – 24 Jan 1793 -
Emma Louisa Burger Drew Mead Tombstone
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsEmma Louisa Berger Drew Mead was born in Iowa in 1852. She moved to the gold country of California with her family at age six. After marrying Charles Drew of... -
Lost and Stranded Cemeteries
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsThere are thousands of lost and stranded cemeteries in the world. Many are hidden in the woods, others are being slowly eaten by construction and particularly by shopping center parking...
Loading ...