My Ansecestry is a mix of German,English,Irish,Creek Indian and others. My surname Grand parents came from Germany in 1730 on a ship named the Richard and Elizabeth.Their last name was Hermann.My GGGGrand father Isaac married into the english Pendletons.Isaac and Rachel around 1820 were granted 50 acres of land in Green County Ky. As far as can be determined they and several of their Daughters are buried on this land.Time has erased the exact spot but guesses have determined that it was on a high hill that overlooks the farm and surrounding area. Legend say there are several other families at rest in this grave yard also and that two of the men are veterans of the Revolutionary War.My Grand Father Isaac was too young to join up in the Militia so he has no War connection.His Uncles and older Cousins back in Virginia however have bronze markers on their graves praising them for their part in the war.My Mothers Great Grand Parents are buried on their farm also but the grave yard is mostly destroyed by a large Elm tree which grew up in the middle of the graveyard. Sort of a Family tree don"t you think? Another GGGGGGrand Father is buried in a very old Cemetary at a 250 year old Methodist Church and he has a Marker Stone that was placed in 1885 and it is still legible.He died in 1847. Most of my past family from that point on have been buried in established Grave Yards as the Cemetaries of central Kentucky are referred to.My Parents are buried in a Perpetual care Cemetary as my wife and I will be.A far cry from the road side ditch some of my folks have been interred at.
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