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Farm Family Cemetery

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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1949

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February

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1949

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Cook Cemetery - Warner Road, Saline, January 1949

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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1949
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Dotting Washtenaw byways are numerous farm family cemeteries where head stones and markers nestle before a background of evergreen pines. In the Kanouse-Cook plot on the Warner Rd., southwest of Saline, there are markers indicating that it was first used in the 1840's.

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AAHS Students At Cedar Lake Camp Hike To A Nearby Cemetery With Teacher Charles Barclay, April 1953 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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AAHS Students At Cedar Lake Camp Hike To A Nearby Cemetery With Teacher Charles Barclay, April 1953 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1953
Caption
Barclay points out the tombstone inscriptions in an old Irish cemetery near camp. It was part of a historical hike.

A Thorn Tree Grows Around Joseph Seymour's Headstone In The Scio Cemetery, April 1949

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A Thorn Tree Grows Above The Grave Of Betsey Seymour, & Her Son Joseph, In The Scio Cemetery, April 1949

War Dog Memorial - Happy Hunting Grounds Memorial Park, April 1955

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Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1955
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BRAVE WAR DOGS HONORED: Shown above is the monument erected in honor of famed dogs who served U. S. Armies in World War I and II, in the Happy Hunting Grounds Memorial Park, three miles northeast of South Lyon. Within the 26-acre plot of ground are buried more than 4,000 famous and beloved pets.