My brothers children are burried here in the childrens section along with my little cousin, thanks for posting this. Keep up the good work and may God Bless you.

Thank you so much for preserving this family cemetery through your pictures. George Maenner was my 2nd Great Granduncle. I will pass the link along to my cousins, George's direct descendants.

This is my GGreat Grandmother her daughter Martha married Ben R Ledford and moved to St. Louis, Mo. I was looking for Ledford's buried there George W Ledford and Katherine Brashear Ledford his wife. Thanks for the great pictures.

Thank you for uploading this Atlas. I have just found my g'g'uncle living in Elk Twp (Elkport P.O.) in the 1870 U.S. Census, and thanks to another hardworking and compassionate historian, I found a photo of his Civil War headstone in Asbury Cemetery. Altho this Atlas was printed 7 yrs after he died, it gives me an excellent idea of his farming environment where he landed after the Civil War. Now I'm inspired to find more information about his (approx) 10-14 yrs farming here. I really appreciate that you've made my search more interesting.

Looking for Baker, Roy C. (about 1892-1936 ) Would be buried with his parents I think. Thanks

These are my extended cousins; I descent of another child of William and Mary Frazier Peters, William Rufus Peters. He and several relatives settled in Forest City, Winnebago County, Iowa.Feel free to contact me. Love to share and add info.Thanks for this record.CAB

CHRISTMAS DAY AT MAMA & PAPAS

Thank you so very much!I just found out that my GGgrandfather and mother are buried there after years of looking for them. How wonderful to see the place where some of my family were laid to rest. I live far away but someday will make the trip there. In the meantime it is a great comfort to be able to look at the slides. I thank you from the bottom of my heart!Luverne

I am sorry I did not give you my name before, i was looking for Lamberts or Lamburth

Hello, I am looking for any records of any member of the Lambert-Lamburth family, they lived in ralls co. in the 1870, thank you

thanks for all of the effort you put into documenting the stones at this cemetery.

What about the school that served as the elementary school until the new one was added to the high school in maybe the sixties.  I graduated in 1963 and we had to go the block to the east to have lunch at the elementary school.

That is Grandma Voshell' house, most family celebrations and parties held here!  Don Evans Fayette class of 1963

limekiln hill is the best place to ride

great pics where is the st vrains mill?