where is johnny cash and june carter buried at?
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Henderson ville memorial gardens
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Q:When and where did Madam Walker die? \n\nMadam Walker died on May 25, 1919 at 51 years old of kidney failure and other complications due to hypertension at Villa Lewaro, her Irvington-on-Hudson , New York estate. She was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx .
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Jesus is a good answer,and I'd have to agree,but as far as mortal man I'd have to say Hank Williams SR. he still has a large fan base after being dead over fifty-three years.
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If you were deployed to a combat zone then yes you can be buried in ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETARY,if not then you may be buried in a state military cemetary.I,myself was eligible for burial at fort indiantown gap military cemetary until i was deployed to IRAQ.Even though i may be buried in ARLINGTON i will chose to be buried in my home state.
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On August 16, 1977, at his Graceland mansion in Memphis, Tennessee, Presley was found lying on the floor of his bedroom's ensuite bathroom by his fiancee, Ginger Alden, who had been asleep in his bed. He was transported to Baptist Memorial Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead at 3:30 p.m. He was only 42 years old.\n\nAt a press conference following his death, one of the medical examiners declared that he had died of a heart attack. Heart disease was very prevalent in his family. His mother, Gladys Presley, died of a heart attack brought on by acute hepatitis at age 46. Elvis' father, Vernon Presley, died of heart failure in 1979.
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I wish I knew where they were buried as well.  Also, the original bible, I would love to know where it is...I hope someone gives you a good answer for this question.
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This sound's like a trick question...you know who is buried in Pearl Buck's tomb?\n\nOk...Sam Houston was not born in Houston he was born in Lexington, Virginia.\n\nQuestion for you: This answer was found in about 10 seconds, obviously you have internet access, why don't you do your own research?
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The most reliable information will come from local authorities.\n\nHave them contact the local sheriff office and ask if the cemetery can do this.\n\nTen to one they are NOT allowed to do this by state law and the sheriff would be very happy to know that this may be happening.\n\nNasty cemetery, maybe a good idea not to use it again.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nAdded at 4:15 pm PST: \nHave them look at their contract as well and made sure this nasty bit wasn't in there. I am fairly certain that most states have laws against disturbing a burial ground.\n\nThe comment above about contacting the Attorney General was also a good one. Crazy practices like this happen all over the country, it's not isolated. \n\nRead the story at the link below for what happened in Carlsbad, NM - same situation, cemetery owner dug up remains for non-payment.
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I used to live there at one time in my life.I remember Stelders grocery store, and Thompsons, Frosty's drive-in,Swem funeral home, Ross standerd service station. That was a long time ago, dont know if those places are still there, I think the funeral home is still there. My grandma also lived ther for many years on Moccasin st,There was a park called Kathryn Park.I lived on 4th st,out toward the end of it, kind of in the country, Happy memories there.
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Do a search for the county newspaper or the city if you know where he lived.  Which state is this county in?  If the newspaper is online you could probably find the obit from there.  If there is a big city close by you might want to check out their newspaper as well. You could also contact the funeral home and ask for a copy.
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What do you wanna know? \n\nwww.rootsweb.com\n\nOld Cemetery= East side of Main St. at the intersection of Palmer Rd.\n\nNorth Cemetery= North side of County Rd. ( Rt. 106 ) just west of the Kingston town line.\n\nAre you looking for Mayflower Descendants?
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I'm not sure of where Humble is. Our family is from a very small town in the Hill Country. Mom-in-law has shown us lots of different grave sites outside the traditional cemetery. Some are her distant relatives. She says that long ago, before the traditional cemetery's, people would bury their deceased family members on their property. Are the headstones legible? Take a piece of paper, place it flat over the headstone and rub a crayon or pencil over it. If the name is legible, take it to city hall or chamber of commerce, they may be able to trace the property owners. Even if you cannot read the headstones, you should report this to the authorities. Someone out there may be wondering where some family is buried. Also they used to bury people who died while traveling. We have one headstone there and all it says on it is "MEXICAN", no name at all. Do the right thing, and let someone know about your find.
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I don't really know. But I found out where my Great uncle is buried from the national graves web site. you could try this other site They might provide some answers if you mail them.Good luck.\nhttp://www.britishlegion.org.uk/
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from Wikipedia:\nIt was originally written by June Carter and Merle Kilgore, and recorded by Anita Carter in 1962. The song documents Carter's feelings of conflict arising from her relationship with Cash, and his drug addiction.\n\nAll of you hating on Johnny Cash can go to hell!
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16 June 1979\nMemphis, Tennessee (heart attack)
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Yukon,Oklahoma\n\nWheres Toby Keith Blvd.? also in Oklahoma
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Perhaps the biggest and most famous one is the Arizona Memorial.  It is located directly above the battleship Arizona.  It was also funded by a benefit concert by Elvis Pressley.