Shirl,
If she or your family originally owned the plot, there should be no problem
to have her name put on the stone or purchase another stone with her name
on it. You just need to check with the cemetery about their rules.
I have told this story before but will tell it again..A few years ago I
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There is a person buried on top of my grandmother (Boston, MA) with the other
lady's name on the tombstone. My grandmother's name is not there. :-(
- Shirl -
. In this same plot there is a man buried on top of the 1st person buried there.
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there are 2 infants buried on the edges of a 6 grave burial plot that my
great great grandparents and son along with a family member from Doug da
Rocha Holmes family are buried. As far as the cemetery knew they weren't of
relation but said it was not uncommon for a close friend or neighbor to
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