Have you visited lately? Let us know what you think!
Beverly Storey: Is Caledonia Hanna buried at Elmwood? She died in 1855 and was the mother of Lula Hanna Armstrong. Lula (Louisa) is buried there with her husband Dr.William J. Armstrong who was one of the doctors that tended to victums of the yellow fever epidemic. Thank you. Hope you can help
Pat Shippy: Looking for Florence Farnsworth Orrick and/or William Wells Orrick. Florence died about 1967 and Willaim Orrick about 1951. I would appreciate it if you could get back to me. Thank you
Jennifer Weber: My father is buried at this cemetery and I am trying to find out if I can see his gravestone online. Please help me! I haven't seen it sinse he died in 2001 and I live in California now, so I can't get there to see it. I am begging for help, please. My e-mail is jen_and_pat@wavecable.com if you know how I can do it. My fathers name is Roger Leroy Weber, Sr. Thanks all. By the way, this is an awsome cemetery and I loved the way they handled everything.
mary ruessing: looking for grave of captain dan mattews, late 1800s, river boat captain, osceola ark.thanks
Debra DeWitt Jordan: Elmwood Cemetery is one of the most beautiful places I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. My great grandfather, Dr. John Blount DeWitt is resting in your peaceful and tranquil surroundings.
I would like to personally thank all the staff and groundspeople for the great job they do to keep Elmwood lovely. It is appreciated.
Robin Teague & Myrna Jackson: We have a grandmother buried there at Elmwood. Her name was Lizzy Bell Schembra and she died and was buried there during the flood of 1937 or there abouts. Would like to know if there has been a marker of some kind put out for her grave? We would appriciate the information. Is the monutment store at the entrance of the bridge still there. and can we purchase a marker and have it put out there in honor and memory of our mother which is Lizzy's daughter and was with her at the time of her death and did not get to attend the funeral. We did locate the grave a few years back and did get to take our mother there to see it once and this was the first and last time she visited the site. Please let us know the information needed. The cemetery is beautiful and we count it an honor to have our grandmother buried there.
Thank you
Robin and Myrna
rjtx2@hotmail.com
479-331-3185
350 Loveless lane
Dover, AR 72837
John 'Cole' Mitchell: great great nephew of a great nurse Lena Angeveine. My Grandmother was an Angevine from Grenada Ms. Kin to many many Angevine. I have got to come visit soon.
David Stafford: Kim,
Great site! A perfect example to showcase the beauty of Elmwood.
You may not remember me, but I worked at Crone Monument during most of the 90's with both George Crone and Paul West. I miss Memphis and am glad to see such wonderful improvements going on here at the cemetery!
Thanks for providing an excellent portal to my many fond memories of Elmwood and I look forward to keeping up with one of my favorite places in the world!
David Stafford
Los Angeles, California
Beverly Storey: Is Caledonia Hanna buried at Elmwood? She died in 1855 and was the mother of Lula Hanna Armstrong. Lula (Louisa) is buried there with her husband Dr.William J. Armstrong who was one of the doctors that tended to victums of the yellow fever epidemic. Thank you. Hope you can help
Pat Shippy: Looking for Florence Farnsworth Orrick and/or William Wells Orrick. Florence died about 1967 and Willaim Orrick about 1951. I would appreciate it if you could get back to me. Thank you
Jennifer Weber: My father is buried at this cemetery and I am trying to find out if I can see his gravestone online. Please help me! I haven't seen it sinse he died in 2001 and I live in California now, so I can't get there to see it. I am begging for help, please. My e-mail is jen_and_pat@wavecable.com if you know how I can do it. My fathers name is Roger Leroy Weber, Sr. Thanks all. By the way, this is an awsome cemetery and I loved the way they handled everything.
mary ruessing: looking for grave of captain dan mattews, late 1800s, river boat captain, osceola ark.thanks
Debra DeWitt Jordan: Elmwood Cemetery is one of the most beautiful places I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. My great grandfather, Dr. John Blount DeWitt is resting in your peaceful and tranquil surroundings. I would like to personally thank all the staff and groundspeople for the great job they do to keep Elmwood lovely. It is appreciated.
Robin Teague & Myrna Jackson: We have a grandmother buried there at Elmwood. Her name was Lizzy Bell Schembra and she died and was buried there during the flood of 1937 or there abouts. Would like to know if there has been a marker of some kind put out for her grave? We would appriciate the information. Is the monutment store at the entrance of the bridge still there. and can we purchase a marker and have it put out there in honor and memory of our mother which is Lizzy's daughter and was with her at the time of her death and did not get to attend the funeral. We did locate the grave a few years back and did get to take our mother there to see it once and this was the first and last time she visited the site. Please let us know the information needed. The cemetery is beautiful and we count it an honor to have our grandmother buried there. Thank you Robin and Myrna rjtx2@hotmail.com 479-331-3185 350 Loveless lane Dover, AR 72837
John 'Cole' Mitchell: great great nephew of a great nurse Lena Angeveine. My Grandmother was an Angevine from Grenada Ms. Kin to many many Angevine. I have got to come visit soon.
David Stafford: Kim, Great site! A perfect example to showcase the beauty of Elmwood. You may not remember me, but I worked at Crone Monument during most of the 90's with both George Crone and Paul West. I miss Memphis and am glad to see such wonderful improvements going on here at the cemetery! Thanks for providing an excellent portal to my many fond memories of Elmwood and I look forward to keeping up with one of my favorite places in the world! David Stafford Los Angeles, California
Caitlin: Elmwood is so cool!