Congers of Peninsula, Summit Co., OH

I worked on a FindAGrave project to extract information about members of the Conger family of Peninsula, Summit Co., OH who are buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery at that place.

I was surprised when information on one of the tombstone photos lead me to additional information about Dr. George Corlett Radcliffe and his wife, Alice C. Huston.  William C. Huston, also a doctor, was the father of Alice.  He was married to Fannie Stillman Conger.

1-William C. HUSTON Dr. (-)
+Fannie Stillman CONGER (26 Dec 1868-23 Feb 1946)
. . . . 2-Agnes HUSTON (-)
. . . . 2-Alice C. HUSTON (13 Oct 1888-11 Oct 1941)
. . . . +Dr. George Corlett RADCLIFFE (16 Jun 1874-22 Mar 1938)
. . . . 2-Eunice Elizabeth HUSTON (-)
. . . . 2-Irene H. HUSTON (-)

Dick Henthorn
19 September 2014

Monroe County, Ohio Photographs

Here's a link to 38 Monroe county, Ohio tombstone photographs shared with us by researcher, Darlene (Pittman) Bacon.  They are hosted on my Box account.  Thank you Darlene for sharing these photos taken on your research trip.

Darlene's Photos

Dick Henthorn
2 September 2014

Do Websites Have The Right to Display Tombstone Photographs?

Do websites have a right to photograph graves? | This is Grimsby:

If you do genealogy or write family history there's always a chance you are going to step on someone's toes and get your nose flatten.  The ease with which we can share information on the Internet has increased the possibility of offending others.  This webpage briefly discusses the issue of taking tombstone photographs and displaying them on the Internet.

Another issue that could be included in the discussion is what cemetery records will be available after hoodlums vandalize many of the cemeteries in the country.

Additional thought provoking discussion was shared by folks one Facebook where this link was shared.

'via Blog this'

How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow

How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow

I thought you might like this article. I posted the link using a BlogThis! button I installed on the Google Chrome toolbar. Very nice.