Wednesday, April 14, 2010
PITTS CEMETERY UPDATE
GOOD NEWS at the Pitts Cemetery. The large tree by the Struchtemeyer stone has been removed, along with most of the concrete wall, with only a small section remaining. The stones can now be easily accessed, including one we attempted to dig and lift out of the soil. The cemetery has been mowed and the old fence removed. This was to make it easier to remove the concrete wall and the tree. It is so gratifying to see the interest taken in the cemetery.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Ebenezer “Stone” Church Reminder
This Saturday we are having a work and training day at Ebenezer “Stone” Church’s old cemetery beginning at 10:00 a.m. This will be a fun project and there is a lot to do. The good folks at the church will be providing lunch for us.
Directions: From Gerald, take Highway Y north about 6 ½ miles to
From New Haven, take Highway E south-westerly to Highway Y, turn left on Y and go about six miles to Stone Church Road (right). Then, same as above.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
WORK DATES:
Ebenezer Stone Church (Gerald area), Saturday April 10, 10:00 a.m.
Straightening, cleaning, repair, resetting, possible brush removal, and training of church members.
Rain dates: April 17 and / or 24
Lunch provided by Ebenezer Stone Church!!!
Water available on site
Electricity may be available on site
This is our first “big” project for 2010; let’s have a great turnout and make some new friends!
Pitts Cemetery near Warrenton: On Saturday, May 1 at 9:00 a.m. we will be working on the Pitts Cemetery. This will be a training session for persons interested in forming the Warren County Cemetery Society. Carpooling and following-the-leader will be arranged at 8:00 a.m. that day at the WHS museum.
Pitts Cemetery is small with perhaps twenty headstones. Many just need a little straightening. We may be removing one or more trees, but there are only about three trees on the site. Several stones need resetting, but these can be handled by three or four of us.
There is one concrete wall surrounding two graves that we may be asked to remove. Plan on spending most of the day but with a good number of helpers, it will be about a half-day project.
Straightening, cleaning, repair, resetting, possible brush removal, and training of church members.
Rain dates: April 17 and / or 24
Lunch provided by Ebenezer Stone Church!!!
Water available on site
Electricity may be available on site
This is our first “big” project for 2010; let’s have a great turnout and make some new friends!
Pitts Cemetery near Warrenton: On Saturday, May 1 at 9:00 a.m. we will be working on the Pitts Cemetery. This will be a training session for persons interested in forming the Warren County Cemetery Society. Carpooling and following-the-leader will be arranged at 8:00 a.m. that day at the WHS museum.
Pitts Cemetery is small with perhaps twenty headstones. Many just need a little straightening. We may be removing one or more trees, but there are only about three trees on the site. Several stones need resetting, but these can be handled by three or four of us.
There is one concrete wall surrounding two graves that we may be asked to remove. Plan on spending most of the day but with a good number of helpers, it will be about a half-day project.
CLEANUP AT BRYAN'S CEMETERY

Saturday, March 20, the Friends of Daniel Boone’s Burial Site in Missouri cleaned up the Bryan Cemetery (Marthasville). While attempting to reset the headstone for William A. F. Grabs, a search for the base ensued and it was found at a depth of about 16” in the earth. While digging it up, the original handmade headstone was found and it was a delightful discovery! According to Marc, the headstone was made of soapstone and is not recommended it be left in the elements.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Warren County Cemetery Society
The Warren County Cemetery Society has scheduled a workday at Pitts Cemetery, Friday March 19 at 6:00 p.m.
3rd Time Charm? Vitt-Burckhardt Cemetery
A workday is scheduled for Saturday, March 6 at 9:00 a.m. at the Vitt-Burckhardt Cemetery. The weather keeps interfering with this project. Hopefully, the tree can be cut down prior to this date.
Monday, February 22, 2010
2010 DUES REMINDER
If you have not sent in your 2010 dues, please do, so that we don’t have to mail out reminders. Due are $10 and may be sent to P. O. Box 146 , Washington , MO 63090 .
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