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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:02:47 PM EDT
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I thought you were talking about pics of the coffin/pine box.Anyway,hopefully you can get her in the ground without incident. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll post pics tomorrow night. Why? Why not? Am I the only one that likes cool old cemeteries? I thought you were talking about pics of the coffin/pine box.Anyway,hopefully you can get her in the ground without incident. No, this thread is about the exploratory dig, not the funeral. |
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:03:34 PM EDT
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Why not? Am I the only one that likes cool old cemeteries? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll post pics tomorrow night. Why? Why not? Am I the only one that likes cool old cemeteries? I love old cemeteries. It's amazing what you can deduce from just the dates on the old headstones. My family's cemetery is in a very small town. It's a bit stunning to see the number of headstones of young people that died in 1917- '18. Spanish flu. In a town of under 600. Surrounding area I'm sure, but still. |
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:05:26 PM EDT
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I love old cemeteries. It's amazing what you can deduce from just the dates on the old headstones. My family's cemetery is in a very small town. It's a bit stunning to see the number of headstones of young people that died in 1917- '18. Spanish flu. In a town of under 600. Surrounding area I'm sure, but still. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll post pics tomorrow night. Why? Why not? Am I the only one that likes cool old cemeteries? I love old cemeteries. It's amazing what you can deduce from just the dates on the old headstones. My family's cemetery is in a very small town. It's a bit stunning to see the number of headstones of young people that died in 1917- '18. Spanish flu. In a town of under 600. Surrounding area I'm sure, but still. Yep. A massive number of babies as well. 
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:12:04 PM EDT
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Hmm.. ost
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:18:50 PM EDT
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In, post up some pics. Old cemeteries are creepy.
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:23:00 PM EDT
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I love old cemeteries. It's amazing what you can deduce from just the dates on the old headstones. My family's cemetery is in a very small town. It's a bit stunning to see the number of headstones of young people that died in 1917- '18. Spanish flu. In a town of under 600. Surrounding area I'm sure, but still. Around my area in Kansas thousands died in 1917 - 18. If you visit some of the old cemeteries around here, you'll see the same thing. A whole bunch of graves with the date of death being in those two years. More than 50% seem to be children, really sad.
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:25:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: What is the location? This could come in handy. A cemetery would be the ideal place to disappear someone.  Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: New plot? Not a family plot? Good luck, hope you miss. It's a family plot, but people bury bodies there without permission. They found a baby last time they dug. It was buried 2' deep and unmarked. What is the location? This could come in handy. A cemetery would be the ideal place to disappear someone. |
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:36:44 PM EDT
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No, this thread is about the exploratory dig, not the funeral. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'll post pics tomorrow night. Why? Why not? Am I the only one that likes cool old cemeteries? I thought you were talking about pics of the coffin/pine box.Anyway,hopefully you can get her in the ground without incident. No, this thread is about the exploratory dig, not the funeral. You're weird, I like it 
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Posted: 3/9/2014 8:54:47 PM EDT
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Sounds like a good lawsuit in the making.
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Posted: 3/10/2014 6:35:57 PM EDT
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Update in OP.
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Posted: 3/10/2014 7:16:47 PM EDT
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What is the location? This could come in handy. A cemetery would be the ideal place to disappear someone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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New plot? Not a family plot? Good luck, hope you miss. It's a family plot, but people bury bodies there without permission. They found a baby last time they dug. It was buried 2' deep and unmarked. What is the location? This could come in handy. A cemetery would be the ideal place to disappear someone. I've always liked the idea of a sewage lagoon myself. The bacteria in there should dissolve most everything. The trick would be to keep it under the surface long enough-rope decays, chains rust. |
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Posted: 3/10/2014 7:23:54 PM EDT
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Around my area in Kansas thousands died in 1917 - 18. If you visit some of the old cemeteries around here, you'll see the same thing. A whole bunch of graves with the date of death being in those two years. More than 50% seem to be children, really sad.
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I love old cemeteries. It's amazing what you can deduce from just the dates on the old headstones. My family's cemetery is in a very small town. It's a bit stunning to see the number of headstones of young people that died in 1917- '18. Spanish flu. In a town of under 600. Surrounding area I'm sure, but still. Around my area in Kansas thousands died in 1917 - 18. If you visit some of the old cemeteries around here, you'll see the same thing. A whole bunch of graves with the date of death being in those two years. More than 50% seem to be children, really sad.
I belong to a volunteer group that adopted a 12 acre cemetery that had been abandoned. Graves go back to early 1800's. The number of dead kids from the influenza outbreak around 1918 blew my mind. |
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Posted: 3/10/2014 7:25:05 PM EDT
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310SJ?
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Posted: 3/10/2014 7:26:35 PM EDT
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310SJ? 580 super n. 
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