Need some help reading this death certificate, please...

[dee_burris]

This is a death certificate for Sarah "Sallie" Pettit Jones.

I cannot make out the name of the cemetery, shown in the lower right-hand corner of the document.

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I've thought J A R something Graveyard...

Any thoughts?

Comments

[fire_my_spirit]

I looked for lists of cemeteries in Fleming County, Kentucky, but couldn't find anything that looked like that which started with J. If I sit back and look at it the closest town name I can think of is Danville, but Danville's in Boyle county, which is a ways off from Fleming -- and that also doesn't explain why the front letter looks to be a J.

I also got no results when I googled for "Hillston, Kentucky", as the undertaker's address. There may be a Janville, Ky but Google wants to give me Danville instead.

[rainbow]

the first letter looks MOSTLY like a "j" to me... but if it might be a malformed "g" could it be "greenville cemetery" (abbv'ed "Grnville")?

[fire_my_spirit]

Jackson Graveyard in Fleming County does have a Sarah Jones buried there, apparently. But the dates are wrong. Perhaps they're family, though; there are several Joneses.

[dee_burris]

Thank you so much for this.

This is very helpful.

[(Anonymous)]

Dee, Photobucket won't let me enlarge it enough to get a closer look.... Based on what I can see, though, it looks like the word begins with a J (based on other words in the certificate) and ends in "ville Graveyard."

I thought I'd be smart and look at the lists of graves at Fleming Co., KY's, rootsweb site, but they didn't have a list. I next went to Find-a-Grave... but there are no cemeteries that begin with a J and also look close enough... Pleasureville, Elizaville, Ingram Hill.

You've probably already searched so I doubt I can help much. Maybe you could join the Rootsweb Fleming Co, KY, email list (if you haven't already).

I notice that Scot Stout (who is a geneablogger) hosts the US Genweb site for Fleming Co. Could you check with him? (Info here: http://kykinfolk.com/fleming/).

Also, at GeneaBloggers.com you can see a list of KY gen blogs (http://www.geneabloggers.com/genealogy-blogs-type/kentucky-genealogy-blogs/) and see search results for Fleming County KY on gen blogs (http://www.google.com/cse?cx=017856439394101851265%3Auvyz4th1fje&ie=UTF-8&q=Fleming+County+Kentucky&sa=Search&siteurl=www.geneabloggers.com%2Fsearch-geneablogger-member-blogs%2F&ref=www.geneabloggers.com%2Fgenealogy-blogs-type%2Fkentucky-genealogy-blogs%2F&ss=5120j1823558j26#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=Fleming%20County%20Kentucky&gsc.page=1).

You are a good and thorough researcher, Dee, and you've probably done all of these things but I mention them just in case you haven't.

Another possibility is that the cemetery isn't in Fleming Co. If she lived near a county line she could have been buried in a nearby cemetery in a different county. Do you have a good KY map?

Don't you love the sleuthing aspect of genealogy?!

Nancy from My Ancestors and Me

[dee_burris]

I've reviewed a KY map, but had not thought of the resources at Geneabloggers.

Thanks for the prompt.

[(Anonymous)]

The address is Hillsboro, Kentucky, My mother's family is from Fleming County, Ky. I can't find the cemetery, though.