Person talk:Jonas Warner (3)

Old correspondence [26 September 2019]

From: "Darrell Warner" <darrellwarner@@kc.rr.com> To: "John Vice" <johnvice@@kih.net> Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 7:38 AM Subject: Re: [KYBATH] Bethel Cemetery Book

Thanks John. The info does help. I have enough to get his stone ordered from the government. Now all I have to do is find his grave to place it on. His first wife is buried in Warner Graveyard so now you have opened another can of worms as to whom the other two are. Now I will have to see if he remarried and if that could have been his second wife and child.

Thanks again, Darrell

From: "John Vice" <johnvice@@kih.net> To: "Darrell Warner" <darrellwarner@@kc.rr.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 6:20 AM Subject: Re: [KYBATH] Bethel Cemetery Book

Darrell, I placed in alphabetical order (for my own use) the listing of Longview Cemetery at Bethel which the Bath Co. Homemakers did in 1980 (that is, they made a list of the tombstone inscriptions. According to this listing Jonas R. Warner does have some sort of gravemarker at Longview. There are 2 others apparently buried close by Jonas.

According the Homemaker's list, these three are:

J. R. Warner (1841-1923) Mary L. Warner (1874-1904) Infant Warner (1907-1907)

Hope this helps you. At least, you know he is buried at Longview & there is a marker that is there somewhere. In such a big cemetery as Longview, I understand your difficulty in finding his tombstone. Longview Cemetery has cemetery records after 1911 (nothing before that). Also has big maps that shows who is buried in each grave in each section of the graveyard. But, this can only be accessed from someone who is connected with the cemetery board (don't know who that would be, now as the one I checked with died about 3 years ago). Best Regards, John Vice--cos1776 19:10, 26 September 2019 (UTC)