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Some folks may think that the pursuit of our ancestors in cemeteries is a bit strange. However, to those of us bitten by the genealogical bug, cemeteries are absolute gold mines of information and high on the list of places to visit to further our research. Unfortunately, time and the elements have a way of eroding the tombstones of the dearly departed and can make them very difficult to decipher. Such is the case with the monument marking the final resting place of my second great grandparents on my mother’s side of the family—John Clementine Fisher (b. 15 Oct 1866, d. 22 Jan 1926) and Kissiah Abbie Willhite (b. 23 Feb 1869, d. 1907).
