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Thomas-Fletcher Cemetery, Pleasant Grove Road
seasonal maintenance
Thomas-Fletcher Cemetery, Pleasant Grove Road
seasonal maintenance
Vehicle access provided from gate on Pleasant Grove Road, then a short drive up to cemetery
1. Volunteer with lawnmower
2. Volunteer with gas-powered string trimmer
Cuts begin April through October, about 1.5 hrs to complete the work. Cuts are every two weeks during June, July, Aug.
Flexible schedule, working with two other volunteers,
John & Leslie Martino.
Please call Leslie @ 828-772-1932 - Thank You
1. Volunteer with lawnmower
2. Volunteer with gas-powered string trimmer
Cuts begin April through October, about 1.5 hrs to complete the work. Cuts are every two weeks during June, July, Aug.
Flexible schedule, working with two other volunteers,
John & Leslie Martino.
Please call Leslie @ 828-772-1932 - Thank You
John and Nancy Gudger Gash had a homestead in the northeast part of Buncombe County.
At least two of their grown children, Alfred R. and Martin A., moved into Henderson and Transylvania Counties.
Alfred Raney and Mary Livingston Gash's home is pictured below.
At least two of their grown children, Alfred R. and Martin A., moved into Henderson and Transylvania Counties.
Alfred Raney and Mary Livingston Gash's home is pictured below.
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"Etowah Story" Is Related by Frank Todd
June 3, 1966 The Times-News https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=q0MaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=UCQEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3620%2C4920526 |
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