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kygenweb.net

Kentucky genealogy collections preserved by KYGenWeb volunteers since 1996.

illinoisgenweb.org

The first record of cholera in the United States is believed to have begun in the summer of 1832, making it’s appearance first in the town of Plattsburg, New York. It would last this first ti…

bellefontainecemetery.org

1. Who owns Bellefontaine? Bellefontaine does not have an owner – it is a non-profit, non-denominational cemetery. Our mission is to provide high quality service to people of all faiths; to preserve and protect the history and stories of our families; to protect and enhance the beauty of our landscape; and to ensure that the cemetery is well-cared for, far into the future. 2. Does Bellefontaine still have space available? Yes, Bellefontaine still has over 100 acres of open land, which means that the cemetery will be available for interment for generations to come. 3. Can anyone be buried at Bellefontaine? Yes, Bellefontaine buries people of all faiths and walks of life – the cemetery was founded to serve all the citizens of St. Louis. In the mid-1800s, many cemeteries in St. Louis were faith based and buried only members of their congregation or others of the same faith. As the population grew exponentially, cemeteries were filling up. Others were sold to developers eager for land in the expanding city. City leaders at the time conceived of Bellefontaine as a cemetery for everyone, large enough that it would have land available for the citizens of the city far into the future, and far enough away from the downtown that there would be no demand from developers for its land. 4. Do Catholics and Jewish people go to Bellefontaine too? Yes, Bellefontaine has people of many faiths buried in the cemetery. Because of our inter-faith approach, we did not keep records regarding the religion of our families. However, we estimate that that about 2/3 of our families represent a variety of Protestant faiths, with the remainder representing Catholic, Jewish and other faiths. 5. Is Bellefontaine expensive compared to other St. Louis cemeteries? No, Bellefontaine is very reasonably priced. Many people think that it must be expensive because there are so many famous people buried at Bellefontaine. Our prices start at $550 for a single grave, and increase depending on location in the

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scotsgenealogy.com

The Annual General Meeting is in person for members of the Scottish Genealogy Society only. There will be an opportunity to discuss the AGM afterwards over tea, coffee and biscuits.

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