Broadway Cemeteries - September 10th, 2012
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Visit the seven cemeteries on Broadway bet. 43rd & 40th
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Start the tour at the New Cemetery
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Photo familiar last names like a grade school classmate
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Hiding behind my pediatrician's last name is . . .
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The cemetery's most famous resident
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George Robie, Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
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Elizabeth was lost in the great storm 9/08/1900
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Next to the Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery
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Where grave stones are written in Hebrew benevolently
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The Dyers and Blums both have nice crypts
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Isaac K. formed the Imperial Sugar Company
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The Levine family all perished in the great storm
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Live Long and Prosper - Spock
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Next walk to Evergreen which borders Broadway
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Don't find the famous Texas Ranger buried in Evergreen
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Nice Mother & Father arching headstone from 1902
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1.5 year Eva Payne was a pearl of a baby
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Next Generation Captain Jean-Luc Pichard
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The captain's Borg portions are locked in this vase
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A reminder to Donna of what a bad last name could be
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An overview of Evergreen before crossing over to . . .
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Oleander Cemetery that also borders broadway
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Garrisoned confederate soldiers who died in service
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Confederate soldiers who lived after the war also here
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90yr old Mama Crump joined her daughter 3 years ago
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Bennison crypt door art clashes with the overall theme
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G. Konig Crypt may have very distant relatives
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Konig vault picture window bricked in on the back side
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1882 Jordan Crypt has Jordans on record buried there
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Beissner's were added to this crypt 100 years ago
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The town of Temple was named after Bernard Moore
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Temple brought the railroad to Texas as Chief Engineer
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Honey Boo Boo's great aunt is buried in Oleander
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Old City Cemetery borders Broadway and 40th Streets
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The Woods were buried in 1882 and 1894
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The crypt of George C. Rains 1858-1888
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Reymershoffer have 2 generations buried here, last in 1985
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Crypt of David Ayers, a leader during the Runaway Scrape
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Ayers watched Travis' son when he went to the Alamo
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126 year tombstomb in awesome shape
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The Grempcyznski's are in each other's hearts still
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J.P. Davie who died in 1876 invested in a very good door
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Woodsman Henry Arp died 64 years before Elvis
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Thomas survived the Civil War but only by 7 years
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No records on J. Buzzurro Sr. but maybe on son & wife
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John C. Trube, 1837-1925, left a castle at 17th & Sealy
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Now to the 6th of 7 cemeteries here, Episcopal
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Hall - Sec. of War for Rep. of TX, Galvestonian 1842-67
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Lea killed in 1863 battle of Galveston fighing his dad
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George Sealy Sr. & Jr. were big Galveston businessmen
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F. Merriman was charming, generous, endearing & patriotic
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S.M. Welch & A.H. Willie, forever sharing!
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Mittlested (1872-1914) was a Woodman of the World
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Manson buried by Willis - Whatchu talkin' bout?
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Cpt. Cromer died in Galveston in 1881, only 47yrs old
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To the brave men who died in the battle of Galveston
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Lt. Col. Magruder was a graduate of West Point
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CSA Gen. Magruder retook Galveston from the Feds
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James Love served in the 1845 Annexation Convention
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Love enlisted in Terry's Texas Rangers in the Civil War
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Angels welcome us to the Old Catholic Cemetery
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Labadie interpreted Santa Anna's surrender to Houston
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Cathy's hubby got dug up and dragged over to Lakeview
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Pinachio was a real boy and he was buried here
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August Henck looks very familiar, not sure about the baby