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    • ted servis on March 1, 2010 at 10:24 am
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    i’m a kaiser too!

  2. I knew that. And you are a Johnston also; we are third cousins. Funny that the cousins that I know the best are so distantly related — must be a small town thing.

    • mary charbonneau on May 14, 2010 at 10:30 am
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    Granny Pan,
    Checked out your web site, Very nice.
    I am looking for a address for Mount Carmol Cemetery.
    I am trying to lacate a burial for Bridget Riley died 4 Jul 1902
    Would like to see if she is buried there.
    Or if she was disinterred to some place else.
    Do you know who keeps the cemetery records thaat I may contact?
    Thank You Mary Charbonneau

  4. Thanks for the complement, and for reading.

    The cemetery records are at St. Ann Church:
    800 West 13th Street
    Cadillac, MI 49601-9281
    (231) 775-2471

    • Thelmma Hewitt Sayler on July 21, 2011 at 8:57 am
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    Do you have any thing to do with the Manton (Fairview)cementry?

  6. No, I have visited there to see ancestor’s graves, but have nothing to do with the cemetery. There is a transcription on the US GenWeb archives at: http://files.usgwarchives.org/mi/wexford/cemeteries/f61001.txt

    • Katherine Coburn on April 8, 2012 at 4:50 pm
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    I have just come across a certificate dated March 22, 1900 stating that my
    Grandfather, Olbert Erlin Kaiser was born in the town of Clinton, Ontario,
    February 10th, 1874. This was signed by Benjamin Kaiser. Witness Alfred Scruton.
    Do you have any information for me about my Grandfather and also the witnesss, Benjamin Kaiser? Thanking you in advance.

    • Katherine Coburn on April 8, 2012 at 5:05 pm
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    Regarding my email inquiry of Olbert Earlin Kaiser . . . we always called
    him Albert Earlin Kaiser. Or Alfred Earlin Kaiser. I remember my Grandmother
    calling him ‘Alf’. I had spelled his middle name incorrectly as is
    shown on this certificate as Earlin.
    Thank you.

  9. I am sending you an e-mail, cousin. Thanks for contacting me!

    • Dinah Stephens on October 21, 2012 at 5:05 pm
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    I googled Zuriel Fish and saw his name under your geology pages. He (as far as I can determine) is my 5th great grandfather. I am attempting to become a member of the DAR and DCW and need to know if he was in the Revolutionary War. Or if any of the Fish were??

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