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Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7230871
03/30/21 03:11 PM
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That's down stream from my spouse's family place along the Red.
Keep an eye out for morels !

Found this interesting article about that area : https://www.gainesvilleregister.com...976ba5a-89e9-11e4-b6c8-af341068007b.html

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7230965
03/30/21 05:13 PM
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Lol I found that article when I started searching the name. I was also keeping an eye out for morels!

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7231879
03/31/21 01:53 PM
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I was on an elk/mule deer several years ago in Colorado. On afar away point was a lone cedar that stuck out like a sore thumb. Under that was 12 foot circle fenced in. Eventually I ended up on this point to glass. There was a headstone That said here lies Mountain man Simon Tanner. He died in 1928. I asked the rancher some history on it. His wishes were to be buried on the point
above his cabin at the cedar. Due to deep snow the people that found him packed him in the snow till the spring of 1929 and granted his last wish. Let me tell you the view from this spot to this day is the most majestic I
Have ever laid eyes on. The rancher said a handsome offer was made from Oprah Winnfrey to purchase this piece but was turned down

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7231882
03/31/21 02:01 PM
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That's awesome!

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7231893
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Looks like he climbed out.

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7232020
03/31/21 05:56 PM
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A lot of the headstones I find near old cabin foundations here in New Jersey are like this one for a child who was born and died in 1804. The stone reads " J A mas born the yaer 1.8.4". Both the "W" in "was" being upside down and the spelling for year being "yaer" is common on old headstones around here. Possibly due to the large amount of Dutch settlers here at that point in time.

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Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7232087
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Looks like he got up and left. Did i miss something?

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7232135
03/31/21 08:05 PM
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There was an old family cemetery on the hill above a mine I worked in. We had to mine around it. One day, the state police showed up at my office....they were doing an investigation. Someone took a small backhoe into the gravesite and dug up a half dozen graves. The police speculated that they were looking for gold dental fillings and jewelry. Old graves weren’t dug very deep.

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7232138
03/31/21 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Jiggamitch

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Thank you, the resizing app worked!


I see he was a Freemason.


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Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Jiggamitch] #7232237
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On top of a little mountain in the Hill country of Texas I found the grave of Erwin Bauer, 1982

Re: Found a historical grave [Re: Claypool313] #7232376
04/01/21 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Claypool313
Looks like he got up and left. Did i miss something?


Well he went somewhere, cause it was empty when I found it.

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