Thank you for your response to my Allabaugh question. Sadly, many small family graveyards were destroyed as you described. Jacob Geil (d. 1795) who was Elizabeth's father was buried on his land about a mile from where I live. A replacement tombstone was placed in early 1900s by a descendant and is the only marker left standing as the later land owner removed all other stones. A subdivision is growing closer to it. Not sure what will happen.

Do you have a public tree available on Ancestry? I would love to match my DNA with you and share info. I appreciate your work on FindaGrave. Eunice Geil Showalter

Thank you for your response to my Allabaugh question. Sadly, many small family graveyards were destroyed as you described. Jacob Geil (d. 1795) who was Elizabeth's father was buried on his land about a mile from where I live. A replacement tombstone was placed in early 1900s by a descendant and is the only marker left standing as the later land owner removed all other stones. A subdivision is growing closer to it. Not sure what will happen.

Do you have a public tree available on Ancestry? I would love to match my DNA with you and share info. I appreciate your work on FindaGrave. Eunice Geil Showalter