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I documented and photographed each grave in Turner Cemetery
(Orange County, Bridge City, Texas) and posted the photos on
"findagrave.com." It took me about two months to do it
because I didn't own a digital camera or a computer. I
used FUJI 35mm "one-time-use" cameras, 1000 film
speed. My local weekly newspaper, The Penny Record, wrote an
article about what I did and took photos of me standing at the gate
and inside the cemetery.
Hey Chet ~ The US GenWeb has a tombstone transcription project for volunteers and I know they would LOVE a copy of your data. I did a Colorado cemetery and it is a very rewarding work. I love knowing that some genealogist out there will be shouting with joy when they find the burial place of their loved one. I know I do, everytime it happens! On behalf of all the genealogists out here, THANK YOU!