Tombstone Tuesday: Freddie Harrison

I was inspired today by a post by fellow researcher and blogger, Jana Last. In Tombstone Tuesday: - Christopher Iverson, she wrote about how a photo request of hers was fulfilled by a lovely Find A Grave volunteer and as a result, she now has a photograph of the grave of her paternal great grandfather. Well, after I checked out her post, it made me think for a second, "Hmm...when was the last time I was on Find A Grave." Then I thought, "it's been a while hasn't it?" I should go take a look and see what I find.

Well, today was a good day. Although I didn't have an outstanding photo request, I did find that a volunteer had kindly photographed the grave of my maternal grand uncle Freddie Harrison.

Image courtesy of Find A Grave: Added by: John Robertshaw on 5/8/13
New Bern National Cemetery, New Bern, NC
Stone reads, "Freddie Harrison
PFC
US Army 
World War II
Jan 20, 1925
Nov 9, 1979"

Freddie Harrison

Freddie Harrison's parents were John Thomas Harrison Sr. and Carrie Whitney Harrison of New Bern, NC.

Comments

  1. I love it when I find ancestors graves on findagrave.

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  2. Aren't Find A Grave volunteers awesome!? Congrats on the photo of your maternal grand uncle. And thank you for mentioning my blog post. =)

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    1. Yes, indeed. Find A Grave volunteers are the best!

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    2. Andrea,

      I want to let you know that your blog post is listed in today's Fab Finds at http://janasgenealogyandfamilyhistory.blogspot.com/2013/07/follow-friday-fab-finds-for-july-26-2013.html

      Have a great weekend!

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    3. Thanks so much Jana and again thank you for providing the inspiration for it :)

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  3. yes, I'll have to check also. He look to have a hearty laugh! I like his looks! Thanks Andrea!

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  4. AWESOME! I'll have to check too. Thanks for the inspiration as always.

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  5. Find A Grave is a wonderful organization! It has been helpful to me so often.

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