Wes Rivel
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I first visited Mt Moriah Cemetery in the sSummer of 1973, and I got help from the staff in the old Gatehouse office to research many of the Rivel/Rivell/Rival family plots there.
Years later, I still had my hand-written notes, when my son got involved with Ancestry and drew me into the work. Now retired, I work as a voluntee with the Friends of Mt Morial (FOMMCI), specifically to develop a more robust database of all the burials over the 150+ years of history.
Years later, I still had my hand-written notes, when my son got involved with Ancestry and drew me into the work. Now retired, I work as a voluntee with the Friends of Mt Morial (FOMMCI), specifically to develop a more robust database of all the burials over the 150+ years of history.
I first visited Mt Moriah Cemetery in the sSummer of 1973, and I got help from the staff in the old Gatehouse office to research many of the Rivel/Rivell/Rival family plots there.
Years later, I still had my hand-written notes, when my son got involved with Ancestry and drew me into the work. Now retired, I work as a voluntee with the Friends of Mt Morial (FOMMCI), specifically to develop a more robust database of all the burials over the 150+ years of history.
Years later, I still had my hand-written notes, when my son got involved with Ancestry and drew me into the work. Now retired, I work as a voluntee with the Friends of Mt Morial (FOMMCI), specifically to develop a more robust database of all the burials over the 150+ years of history.
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