[Slingwing]

There are many rural out of the way cemeteries where people come around and write down the names on the tombstones. I lived near one and there was always someone with a note pad going around writing this information down. They usually had out of state plates on their vehicle.

[palmer]

There are many rural out of the way cemeteries where people come around and write down the names on the tombstones. I lived near one and there was always someone with a note pad going around writing this information down. They usually had out of state plates on their vehicle.

Some of that is legitimate genealogy research.

[imardmd1]

There are many rural out of the way cemeteries where people come around and write down the names on the tombstones. I lived near one and there was always someone with a note pad going around writing this information down. They usually had out of state plates on their vehicle.

That might have been me, some years ago, loopkong up my great-grandfathers and all their families that lived in New York but were buried just over the line in a small rural cemetery in Pennsylvania. There were even Revolutionary War veteran's graves there.

I lived in Delaware then.

If you want a great number of deceased names, just go to the LDS records.