In memoriam
Charles W. Farmer
- Member for
- 18 years 6 days
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Bio
I became interested in genealogy in 1978 shortly after my dad died. I'm still very involved in this hobby. The biggest project that I have undertaken was surveying the Cedar Creek Baptist Cemetery in Lee County, S.C.
There were no records so I surveyed the cemetery, made records and found over 100 unmarked graves. Through death certificates, undertaker records, family members and other records I now have almost all 817 people buried there with parents and spouse.
There were no records so I surveyed the cemetery, made records and found over 100 unmarked graves. Through death certificates, undertaker records, family members and other records I now have almost all 817 people buried there with parents and spouse.
I became interested in genealogy in 1978 shortly after my dad died. I'm still very involved in this hobby. The biggest project that I have undertaken was surveying the Cedar Creek Baptist Cemetery in Lee County, S.C.
There were no records so I surveyed the cemetery, made records and found over 100 unmarked graves. Through death certificates, undertaker records, family members and other records I now have almost all 817 people buried there with parents and spouse.
There were no records so I surveyed the cemetery, made records and found over 100 unmarked graves. Through death certificates, undertaker records, family members and other records I now have almost all 817 people buried there with parents and spouse.
