AY Honors/Genealogy/Answer Key - Revision history

BoisSar at 22:50, 20 September 2021

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-Large active cemeteries may not welcome your help but a smaller inactive cemetery. May never get attention. Try checking with the city/county office or the agency that licenses cemeteries in your State/Province or region.  You might also check with church run sites.
+Large active cemeteries may not welcome your help but a smaller inactive cemetery may never get attention. Try checking with the city/county office or the agency that licenses cemeteries in your State/Province or region.  You might also check with church run sites.
 Some cemeteries hold an annual picnic at which they collect funds from the people who have families buried there.  In years past these picnics were called "graveyard cleanings" because the people would actually assemble to mow, weed, and clean the grounds.  At lunchtime they would take a break and eat a potluck picnic.  Later, this practice changed so that the people would contribute money for the cemetery's upkeep, but the picnic aspect was retained.