Earl Alvin Daniels

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A big "THANK YOU" to all the volunteers who work so hard to make these memorials meaningful and informative.

I appreciate suggested edits, especially if you include a link to your source or at least a note about the info.


Transfer requests are welcomed - send me a "Contact manager" message via "Suggested Edits" and let me know how you're related.


Please note that this website has well-thought-out guidelines which will help us get along if we all know and follow them.


All of my photos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ The attribution is more about provenance than copyright (BTW, educate yourself about Fair Use before making copyright claims).


As great as Find a Grave is, please remember that these memorial pages are not authoritative beyond that which is documented with sources! Much of the information here does not qualify as a "source" under the Genealogical Proof Standard.


So, other than photos with embedded GPS, *please* cite sources for *all* that you post here. Suggested edits might be declined if not sourced. Use the "Note" section for all suggested edits beyond simple typos, etc. It's easier for you to document your information than for me to redo your research. Caption all attachments with where you got it - URLs/date/pub of obits, link to original news clips, even where a death cert came from.


Proud to be named for my grandfathers, Alvin D. Todd and Henry Earl Daniels.


I have been doing genealogy work since my father got me involved with his Gooch Family Newsletter in the early 1990s.


I continue this passion via Discover-Family.net - let me know if I can help you with your research! I am in the north metro Atlanta area and available to do documenting / research in local archives / cemeteries.


I am a huge fan of FamilySearch.org - I put everything I find there!


This is not a "numbers" game, though I'm most proud of the cemeteries I've added here:



None of these were "lost" cemeteries that I "discovered" per se, though McGinnis, Tabor and Ricketts were located on private land via old USGS topo maps. New Hope had been an Eagle Scout project in 2013, then left on it's own. Emmaus had been overlooked until Theron Rogers continued his monumental work by photographing all of the marked graves in Emmaus.

A big "THANK YOU" to all the volunteers who work so hard to make these memorials meaningful and informative.

I appreciate suggested edits, especially if you include a link to your source or at least a note about the info.


Transfer requests are welcomed - send me a "Contact manager" message via "Suggested Edits" and let me know how you're related.


Please note that this website has well-thought-out guidelines which will help us get along if we all know and follow them.


All of my photos are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ The attribution is more about provenance than copyright (BTW, educate yourself about Fair Use before making copyright claims).


As great as Find a Grave is, please remember that these memorial pages are not authoritative beyond that which is documented with sources! Much of the information here does not qualify as a "source" under the Genealogical Proof Standard.


So, other than photos with embedded GPS, *please* cite sources for *all* that you post here. Suggested edits might be declined if not sourced. Use the "Note" section for all suggested edits beyond simple typos, etc. It's easier for you to document your information than for me to redo your research. Caption all attachments with where you got it - URLs/date/pub of obits, link to original news clips, even where a death cert came from.


Proud to be named for my grandfathers, Alvin D. Todd and Henry Earl Daniels.


I have been doing genealogy work since my father got me involved with his Gooch Family Newsletter in the early 1990s.


I continue this passion via Discover-Family.net - let me know if I can help you with your research! I am in the north metro Atlanta area and available to do documenting / research in local archives / cemeteries.


I am a huge fan of FamilySearch.org - I put everything I find there!


This is not a "numbers" game, though I'm most proud of the cemeteries I've added here:



None of these were "lost" cemeteries that I "discovered" per se, though McGinnis, Tabor and Ricketts were located on private land via old USGS topo maps. New Hope had been an Eagle Scout project in 2013, then left on it's own. Emmaus had been overlooked until Theron Rogers continued his monumental work by photographing all of the marked graves in Emmaus.

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