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function DbInfoDescription() { document.write('<p>This collection of cemetery records from Saline County adds to the growing   number of databases in the &quot;Ellsberry Collection.&quot; The database was compiled   by long-time researcher, school teacher, and professional genealogist Elizabeth   Ellsberry. These cemetery records contain the name of the deceased, relatives,   birth date, death date, etc as well as age, when given. You may also find notes   on some of the graveyards listed. The database includes more than 5,600 entries.</p><p>Typing in the name of the cemetery will often provide you with information   on its location. The following cemeteries are included in the database:<br>  <br>  Union Baptist Church Cemetery<br>  Old Cambridge Cemetery<br>  Pisgah Cemetery<br>  Salt Springs Cemetery<br>  Fairville Baptist Cemetery<br>  Saline City or Old Sappington Cemetery<br>  Concord Cemetery<br>  Old Marshall Cemetery<br>  St. Mary\'s Cemetery<br>  The Bluff Cemetery<br>  The Miami Cemeteries<br>  The Christian Church Cemetery<br>  Shiloh Cemetery<br>  Harmony Cemetery<br>  Mt. Horeb Cemetery<br>  Bethel Cemetery<br>  Mount Carmel Cemetery<br>  The Fairville Cemetery<br>  Arrow Rock Cemetery<br>  Nelson Cemetery<br>  Black Cemetery<br>  Bethel Cemetery<br>  Heath Creek Cemetery<br>  Mathews Cemetery<br>  Mt. Olive Cemetery<br>  Hunt Cemetery<br>  Hazel Grove Cemetery<br>  O\'Dell Cemetery<br>  Antioch Cemetery<br>  Grand Pass Cemetery<br>  Marshall Family Cemetery<br>  Zoar Baptist Cemetery<br>  Major Cemetery<br>  Clark Cemetery<br>  Van Meter Cemetery<br>  Kiser Cemetery<br>  Mt. Carmel Cemetery<br>  Malta Bend Cemetery<br>  Little Grove Cemetery<br>  Longwood Cemetery<br>  Smith Chapel Cemetery<br>  Rock Presbyterian Church Cemetery<br>  Harris Cemetery<br>  Vance Laurie Cemetery<br>  Blackburn Cemetery<br>  South Fork Cemetery<br><p>Ms. Ellsberry began genealogical publication in 1958, when she published her   own family history, <i>The Warrens and You</i>. In researching her own family,   she found that libraries needed additional information from cemetery records,   wills, land records, probate records, census records, etc., to help people with   their family history. Ellsberry decided that she wanted to help by publishing   books that contained solid genealogical data. She taught school for 34 years,   but on weekends and summer vacation, she would travel around to different courthouses   and cemeteries, recording the information she found. She also corresponded with   several researchers and helped them in their research. Ellsberry self-published   more than 300 books, and most of them are available for sale. Most of the compilation   of these books took place between 1958 and into the 1970s, so the recorded information   should include the cemetery and/or courthouse records of that time period. <p>Address:<br>  Ms. Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry<br>  P.O. Box 206<br>  Chillicothe, MO 64601'); }
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function DbInfoSourceInfo() { document.write('<DIV class="p_sourceTxtDiv">Ancestry.com. <i>Saline County, Missouri Cemetery Records, Vol. 2-7</i> [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. Original data: Ellsberry, Elizabeth Prather, comp.. <i>Cemetery Records of Saline County, Missouri</i>. <i>Vol. II-VII.</i> Chillicothe, MO, USA: Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, c1963.</DIV>'); }
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