[HistoricCemeterieslistserv] Burial term ??

[mollyk at proaxis.com]

Hi,

Can you take some paper on the headstone name area and use a charcoal
stick (art) to rub with on the paper?  may be just enough left to give
more letters.




> Dear Historic Cemetery Researchers:
>
> 	A gravestone which once stood in the Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery contains,
> after the date of birth and death  the word   iHut.
>
> Is anyone familiar  with this notation on a grave marker?   The reason for
> checking on this is that the name of the person buried is unreadable, and
> not findable in the many versions that I have tried.
>
> Judy Goldmann   Genealogical Society of Washington Co., OR
>
>
>
> On Sep 29, 2015, at 3:00 PM, GILL Kuri * OPRD wrote:
>
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