Additional information on the family of Henry Kinsey and Eva Wampler, including land records, tax records, the account of Zrelldia Wolf Luther published in 1900 and ongoing contributions from descendants can be found at Familysearch.org. Henry Kinsey's current ID# there is M48G-7P6 and Eva Wampler's is M48G-7TQ.
Regarding the photo attached by Belinda Andrus: it was never stated by the photographer, Virginia Braun, who sent me the photo, that the flat rocks found on the grounds of the Veterans Administration in Dayton were graves or that they marked the site of the "lost" Kinsey cemetery. Years later, not knowing if that issue had ever been resolved, I posted the photo with a question. No one answered and the photo was duly removed. Now it's back, believe what you will.
Regarding the photo attached by Belinda Andrus: it was never stated by the photographer, Virginia Braun, who sent me the photo, that the flat rocks found on the grounds of the Veterans Administration in Dayton were graves or that they marked the site of the "lost" Kinsey cemetery. Years later, not knowing if that issue had ever been resolved, I posted the photo with a question. No one answered and the photo was duly removed. Now it's back, believe what you will.
Additional information on the family of Henry Kinsey and Eva Wampler, including land records, tax records, the account of Zrelldia Wolf Luther published in 1900 and ongoing contributions from descendants can be found at Familysearch.org. Henry Kinsey's current ID# there is M48G-7P6 and Eva Wampler's is M48G-7TQ.
Regarding the photo attached by Belinda Andrus: it was never stated by the photographer, Virginia Braun, who sent me the photo, that the flat rocks found on the grounds of the Veterans Administration in Dayton were graves or that they marked the site of the "lost" Kinsey cemetery. Years later, not knowing if that issue had ever been resolved, I posted the photo with a question. No one answered and the photo was duly removed. Now it's back, believe what you will.
Regarding the photo attached by Belinda Andrus: it was never stated by the photographer, Virginia Braun, who sent me the photo, that the flat rocks found on the grounds of the Veterans Administration in Dayton were graves or that they marked the site of the "lost" Kinsey cemetery. Years later, not knowing if that issue had ever been resolved, I posted the photo with a question. No one answered and the photo was duly removed. Now it's back, believe what you will.
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