age 22y, 11m, 9d
buried in section C, row 8
This cemetery record is part of a project to list all the burials in Ragersville Cemetery. Individuals like you and me have contributed the majority of them, but there are still about 300 that have not yet been contributed. Along the way I’ve learned that there are burials that never made it to the Historical Society’s database. You found them and I will inform them, in hopes that a future addition of the Cemetery Book will be more compete. However records without a grave-site photo cannot be taken as fact. We may have to flag them in hopes of a photo. My Great-Grandmother Miller-Ash is (supposedly) buried there, but I can’t prove it. The Society did a good job of collecting records based on both inherited information and a physical survey. We, all of us, are building on their efforts - Bob Werner
buried in section C, row 8
This cemetery record is part of a project to list all the burials in Ragersville Cemetery. Individuals like you and me have contributed the majority of them, but there are still about 300 that have not yet been contributed. Along the way I’ve learned that there are burials that never made it to the Historical Society’s database. You found them and I will inform them, in hopes that a future addition of the Cemetery Book will be more compete. However records without a grave-site photo cannot be taken as fact. We may have to flag them in hopes of a photo. My Great-Grandmother Miller-Ash is (supposedly) buried there, but I can’t prove it. The Society did a good job of collecting records based on both inherited information and a physical survey. We, all of us, are building on their efforts - Bob Werner
age 22y, 11m, 9d
buried in section C, row 8
This cemetery record is part of a project to list all the burials in Ragersville Cemetery. Individuals like you and me have contributed the majority of them, but there are still about 300 that have not yet been contributed. Along the way I’ve learned that there are burials that never made it to the Historical Society’s database. You found them and I will inform them, in hopes that a future addition of the Cemetery Book will be more compete. However records without a grave-site photo cannot be taken as fact. We may have to flag them in hopes of a photo. My Great-Grandmother Miller-Ash is (supposedly) buried there, but I can’t prove it. The Society did a good job of collecting records based on both inherited information and a physical survey. We, all of us, are building on their efforts - Bob Werner
buried in section C, row 8
This cemetery record is part of a project to list all the burials in Ragersville Cemetery. Individuals like you and me have contributed the majority of them, but there are still about 300 that have not yet been contributed. Along the way I’ve learned that there are burials that never made it to the Historical Society’s database. You found them and I will inform them, in hopes that a future addition of the Cemetery Book will be more compete. However records without a grave-site photo cannot be taken as fact. We may have to flag them in hopes of a photo. My Great-Grandmother Miller-Ash is (supposedly) buried there, but I can’t prove it. The Society did a good job of collecting records based on both inherited information and a physical survey. We, all of us, are building on their efforts - Bob Werner
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