The other day I was going through a binder of family information that my father and I put together when we first started researching and found this obituary. Since it's been a while since I've posted an obituary from my family collection, I thought I would post it:
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Showing posts with label Buffalo. Show all posts
Monday, November 7, 2011
Sunday's Obituary - Parthana E Hutcherson Shofner
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Tombstone Tuesday - Picture in a picture
Ok, so I have seen this done on several other sites (such as flicker, blogto and makeuse. Using an old photo, you go to the place the old photo was taken and take a new picture with the old one in the new picture showing what the place looked like when the original was taken.......confused?
Well, here is how mine turned out...
In the original picture is my paternal grandmother, paternal grandfather and my father (you can't really see him in this picture, he's between his parents) standing behind my grandmother's parents tombstone. Both pictures were taken in Buffalo Cemetery, Larue County, Kentucky.
The original picture was taken after 5 January 1948, the day of my grandmother's father, Robert William Shofner, death. Maybe even Memorial day of that year, given the summer type of dress that my grandmother was wearing and that would have given them enough time to get the tombstone done.
I have posted the story of "Pa" Robert William Shofner's death here. I've also posted a close up of what the stone looks like now here.
Oh yeah, that's my son's hand holding the picture. Both of the kids where with me on this trip to the cemetery. I think they're starting to like going. Shh! don't tell them.
Lining up the picture was a little more difficult than I thought it was going to be but after a couple of times I think it turned out pretty good.
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Well, here is how mine turned out...
The original picture was taken after 5 January 1948, the day of my grandmother's father, Robert William Shofner, death. Maybe even Memorial day of that year, given the summer type of dress that my grandmother was wearing and that would have given them enough time to get the tombstone done.
I have posted the story of "Pa" Robert William Shofner's death here. I've also posted a close up of what the stone looks like now here.
Oh yeah, that's my son's hand holding the picture. Both of the kids where with me on this trip to the cemetery. I think they're starting to like going. Shh! don't tell them.
Lining up the picture was a little more difficult than I thought it was going to be but after a couple of times I think it turned out pretty good.
Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Sallie B. (Hutcherson) Shofner's obit
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I had stopped posting the obituaries that I had found of my grandmother's. So I will resume posting them today, I only have a couple more to go. This is my grandmother's sister-in-law, Sallie B Shofner. Sallie was a Hutcherson by birth and married Washie Shofner. Sallie's brother, Sidney Hutcherson, married Washie's sister, Annie. So brother and sister married brother and sister...fun, fun, fun!
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Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Wordless Wednesday – Harry Washington (Wash) Shofner Obit
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This week is the obituary of my grandmother’s brother, Harry Washington Shofner. Everybody called him Wash or Washie. Again, unfortunately, the obit doesn’t give the date.
Ancestry.com has the Kentucky Death Index 1911-2000 which shows the following for "Washie" :
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Ancestry.com has the Kentucky Death Index 1911-2000 which shows the following for "Washie" :
| Name: | Harry W Shofner |
|---|---|
| Death Date: | 5 Feb 1972 |
| Death Place: | Nelsn |
| Age: | 72 |
| Residence: | Larue |
| Volume: | 10 |
| Certificate: | 4759 |
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Wordless Wednesday (sort of)- Annie E Lile Shofner Obit
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My grandmother, Minnie F. Shofner Tharp, was very good about clipping out and keeping the obituaries of her siblings and their spouses. The other day I started organizing my pictures. what a task! While going through the pictures that I had inherited after her death, I again found her collection of family obituaries. Starting today and across the next several Wednesdays I will be posting these obituaries. Today I will start with my great-grandmother, Annie Elizabeth Lile Shofner. Most, if not all,
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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