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"Cindy, they are most probably fence posts as others have said. I have seen many like them. An iron rail ran through the tops. They usually delineated family plots."

"I noticed this problem two years ago... the only solution I can think of is if you have Family Tree Maker on your computer, you can merge the information in FTM and then replace the file online. But then you have the issue of sources... I also…"

"Part 2 of my post See below for Pt 1 Another thing to beware of is If someone tells you "Those records were stored in St. Louis" don't automatically jump to the conclusion that they were at NPRC and burned. Army Reserve Personnel…"

"The big caveat to the statement "The records were lost in the NPRC fire because someone told me they were" is They were only destroyed if they were in fact there. The fire consumed the top floor of the National Personnel Records Center and…"

"I cannot access FAG today. Says link is broken?"

"Louise: Have you tried findagrave.com?"

"Teresa, I would suggest that you change the name of this Forum to something else. The Forum says it is about Taylor Family Genealogy and I do believe I am in the direct line of the Taylor family..."

"LOL! Uh, yes I suppose that would help.... Beulah Beatrice (Inghram, Taylor) Chute. (Maiden name: Inghram, 1st husband: Taylor)"

"Hi Chip, please email me direct with the information regarding your grandmother. I live in Columbus, OH Darlene Ford picflygirl@yahoo.com"

"Hello! I am a Garland descendant as follows: Lucy Ann Garland (1897-1976 my grandmother) <-- James Harvey Garland (1877-1918 - victim of the flu pandemic) <--Joseph Tally Garland (1842-1939) <-- Elisha Marsh Garland (1823-1899_ <--…"

"Looking for Mary Elizabeth Jamieson (Jimmerson), birn about 1819 died about 1903 who married Elisha Marsh Garland. Any informaton would be appreciated."