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Just a note to say Thanks for all your hard work in keeping this site up to date. It may be of interest to some that is looking up their ancestors. Mary Ann Martin Abernathy that lays at rest in the Round Grove Cemetaery, Roscoe township was the second wife of William Abernathy, who also lays at rest in Round Grove. Mary Ann was the mother of Jody Conaway Beauchamp. Jody was my great grandmother.

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Looking to join the organization. I am working to put the Bloomfield North cemetery on the National Historical Register

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My GGGG Grandfather is buried in the John cemetery in West Grove. I am trying to find out who owns the property so I can obtain permission to visit the cemetery in June 2007. Also, can anyone provide directions to the cemetery? Thanks,

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Found where my great grand parents are buried (Rouch) thanks to your site.

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We were born and raised in Des Moines Iowa but found my Husbands ancestors were in Iowa after the went from Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Iowa and then on to Missouri. His Great Great Great Grandparents are buried at Bloomfiels South Cemetery, Jonathan C (John) Evans and his Wife Highley Evans. Where it says wife of J. G. should read wife of J C Evans. I found this over a year ago and am now looking for Charles and Catherine Robbins Evans who are supposed to be in I00F Bloomfield but I don't find them there.

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Doing research on my numerous ancestors in the Davis/Wapello area. Looking forward to learning the history and meeting like minded Iowans.

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What a great site! I want to forward to our president of the Computer Genies--she wanted projects for us to do and this would be a good one for Plymouth Co. (I'm going to try to reach you by phone as I could not get the email to go to you. If you do not hear from me, perhaps you can email me. thanks!

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Am looking for any information on Siler burials. They may have lived near Bunch

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The SUTTON and PEASLEY families lived in Wyconday twp. David Sutton was a Civil War veteran and may be buried there, possible in Dooley Cem. If anyone goes there, would be happy to know if any very old stones look like his name. Thanks so much. Barb

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I am interested in any information about the Sutton and Ripley families who lived in the county in mid 1800's. Thanks.