its concerning the family singers the hemphills and there father bro. hemhill .my grandmother from pollock la. was close friends with them also she attened his funeral and she took the most amazing and unbeilievable. picture in 1946 .it was tooken at the burial site. i've took to the university stephen f. austin and it is authentic and amazing. so it is in mine and his intrest if we could speek or him just read this.i've scanned the pic. so i can show it if needed. the university said it was awesome.and i should sell it
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go to the publisher site and try to find her persoal site trough them
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It wasn't easy to find information on a very old song. Please find my answer to your previous question. Sorry, I had tried my best.
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Yeah it was shortly after I lost my oldest daughter. We had driven out to the cemetery to put fresh flowers on her grave. As we drove up I noticed a guy out there laying on his wife's grave. He was very distraut and I had made the comment that I wish I could do that. Just come and spend unlimited time out there. Well we had all our children and our next to youngest was a sleep. So one of the older ones unstrapped him from his car seat so when he woke up he could get out and come over to us. Well while we were over at our daughters grave he woke up and mind you he was only 2 and 3/4 years old. He got out of his seat and actually put our van in gear and rear-ended the old mans car. I was totally terrified. He was already grieving and my son had just hit his car. What a scene. It did about 300.00 damage to his back bumper. We no longer leave any of our kids in the van with the keys. Nothing with dead bodies but quite the cemetery experience. You can just imagine the scene, the funny thing was is that we ended up becoming friends with this man and have included him in several family activites. I don't think we would of gotten to know each other had my son not of done what he did. He needed a family to be with and we were able to help and learn from each other, as we all grieved and mourned the lose of loved ones.
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They have a website, but the archives don't seem to have that name in them.  You could try searching the site for others relevant words or call/e-mail the newspaper for the copy.  The local library should also have it, but you'd have to make a photocopy.
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Such an event was not published in the press, see link 1.\n\nPossibility: phone the cemetery directly, see link 2.
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Question for you is have you ever been to Arlington National Cemetary EVER, also it doesn't or shouldn't matter what someone's name is when they have given their life for this country... maybe you should think about that then your borderline racist comment ... Jamal isn't a street name Pookie or Ray Ray or Slim is  know the difference and bother to go to Arlington not to look at the names of people but to HONOR the service members that are buried there... My husband has done more than his share of funerals at Arlington and handed many a US Flag to a widow or mother and I'm sorry but that is someone's child that is gone that you are just gafing off with your ignorance and lack of any respect whatsoever which says more negative things about you than a person Named Jamal or Kobe...
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I would start by reading other obits in the newspaper. They are all more or less the same... \n\n_____ died on _______ of _____.She was born in _____, attended _____ college and got married in ________ She was a great  _____ an d well loved by all.\nShe leaves behind a husband and ___  children, as well as ____ grandchildren.  The service will be held on ____ at _____ church. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obituary\n\nGood luck!
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hi there granny\nhow's the oz grandpa i sent there?\nis he any of good?\nhe wrote me some letters saying that he's never been happier in his life lol =)
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THE PIC IS BEAUTIFUL !! I THINK ITS YOUR COFFIN AT THE TOP OF THAT HILL !! LOL...........
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I had same problem with my grandmother... My wife and I decided to purchase a "Star" from the registry.. It is fairly priced, and priceless to someone in the older generation.  It goes down in history, and her name will always live on.  Ya never know, they might find life or history near her star, and her name will always be in the books!
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im not sure if i remember correctly but wasnt it him who recorded i remember elvis presley  just after elvis died he was a member of the official elvis fan club and asked permission from the estate to be able to sing it and was allowed    dont quote me on that mind but  the name certainly rings a bell and if that is the case his record company would know as they will have the info to send him his royaltys etc etc
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Well, a10enya2006, I did suggest to list your eBay # for your bed and a picture so we could all check it out. If you are lucky you will have someone who knows who the ghost is and then maybe you will get bids as high as the 2 shirts from Brokeback Mountain did , that went for over 130,000.00. This way you will be able to allow the spirit his palace and then you can take the money and build a NEW house that no spirit will inhabit.Good Luck to you and I am headed to the eBay site now ! Gr. starting price ! This made the hair on my neck and arms stand up when I saw your pictures!
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I have not heard of that story and a fairly extensive article in Wikipedia did not mention it either.\n\nHowever, you are in luck because I did find at least one website that will sell you a token that was made from ashes of the true cross and clay (no mention of the clay being red).  Even luckier for you, the price has been reduced from $125.00 to $99.97.  Quite an amazing price for such a rare and sacred relic!\n\nI hope you know the story about a fool and his gold...
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I never heard of the book (if that's what it is), but I do know something about Copp's Hill.  It's a very old cemetery in Boston, dating back to Puritan times, probably before 1635.  So that might tell you something about the book.
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ive got a real nice colection. mabey not what you like, a lot of real "rockers" the chambers brothers ,"just a closer walk with thee"is my all time favorite. but i got raggae, elvis [a huge gosipel fan ..no pun intended], some top 40 stuff, some soul[ staple singers],peter paul and mary , and other folk singers of the 60s. its all good.. i put all my favorites on one 90min casset.. and working on tape 2 .never heard of your guys though..but i'll give them a try....but you GOT to check out the chambers brothers!...i think they're GODS favorite...i truely do.
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I've had a guardian angel since I was 9. She only comes around when I or one of my kids is very ill. I was near death the first time I met her at age 9. Ten years and 700 miles later, she was rubbing my newborn son's back in his crib during the night. We ended up at the ER the same night because he spiked a fever of 105. She was by my side 5 years after that when I was in the hospital fighting for my life after surgery in which my lungs collapsed and I had an anaphalactic reaction to the anesthetic. Her touch is always warm. I have seen ehr once when everyone was well. It was 2 years ago when I took a genealogical cemetery hunt, and found my great-great-grandmothers grave. She was there. I think that's who mine is. Perhaps your is an ancestor?
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Hello, I found the following information at\n\nhttp://www.deltahaze.com/johnson/Legacy.html\n\n\n\nPhotographs\n\nThere are only two known photographs in existence (Click on the small\n\nimages to view larger, higher quality versions.) You can find\n\nmerchandise related to these photos at Pomegranate Publications.\n\n\n\nThis postage-stamp-size photograph was found inadvertently by Stephen\n\nLaVere while he and Robert Johnson's half-sister Carrie Thompson were\n\nsearching in Mrs. Thompson's old cedar chest for other memorabilia\n\nrelating to her brother. The image was reversed, i.e., it's a mirror\n\nimage, as is indicative of the mechanism of photo booths of the day,\n\nand the negative made for LaVere by Thompson must be reversed in the\n\nprinting process for the image to correctly appear. Being a photo\n\nbooth photograph, it was taken by the subject and hence its title:\n\nphoto-booth self-portrait. Mrs. Thompson recalled then that it was\n\ntaken a couple of years before the Hooks Bros. Studio Portrait. While\n\nMrs. Thompson assigned all rights in this photograph to LaVere as part\n\nof an all-inclusive business deal in late 1974, she retained the\n\noriginal print. Mrs. Thompson passed away in 1983 and the present\n\nwhereabouts and condition of the little original are uncertain.\n\n\n\nThis photograph is not public domain and was duly registered for\n\ncopyright upon its initial publication in Rolling Stone magazine in\n\n1986.