Missouri History & Hauntings owner, library genealogist, writer, researcher, lover of things old & weird. Spends more time with the dead than the living.
I’ve created a new account to share my stories about library genealogist life and dead people stuff. I hope you’ll follow me there! (I won’t be using this acct. much anymore.)
@AdvocateofDead
Hello family! Nearest stone is John and Emily Carpenter Brickey (my 1st cousin 6x removed & his wife), two of their children next to them, and several others behind them. #genealogy https://t.co/hBr3K0Cern
I finally had a proper cemetery exploring day and the weather was perfectly gloomy for it. The grass was cool and wet on my bare feet. https://t.co/tKpmmJVnvL
The shared epitaph of Lyman and Carlos Woods hits you right in the heart. "How many hopes lie buried here" RIP. Lyman Woods: https://t.co/jJ0Z2Dz5fa Carlos Woods: https://t.co/L6jhweA9hh
I quit drinking alcohol almost two years ago (not addiction-related, just personal choice). Coffee has been a faithful replacement, but now I have caffeine tremors and insomnia whenever I check the news.
#badtiming
“Funeral potatoes” are a combination of cubed potatoes, cream of chicken soup, cheese, and — the coup de grâce — a topping of butter-crisp Corn Flakes. And they’re a staple at Mormon gatherings.
https://t.co/LtuOC5mDEz
A Walk With Death on #CemeterySunday . An estimated 27,000 MIssouri citizens (Confederate & Union loyalties) were killed during the Civil War. In honor of the soldiers to whom the day of remembrance was established and those who have bravely followed.
https://t.co/ieBwcbHb9Y
Finally have a day off to catch up on @wdytya and I was so moved by @MrJonCryer ‘s episode... A truly moving discovery of determination and strength, and an important family story for future generations.