St. John Cemetery
Address An unusual set of paths cross at St John (often erroneously referred to as "St. John's): Here you will find Charles Atlas, Robert Mapplethorpe, and John Gotti. Also interred here are many other mafioso.
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St. John Cemetery
Address An unusual set of paths cross at St John (often erroneously referred to as "St. John's): Here you will find Charles Atlas, Robert Mapplethorpe, and John Gotti. Also interred here are many other mafioso.
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Family grave
show full show summaryI was wondering if you would be able to tell me if my grandparents are buried in your cemetery. The family name is the same, Ianaconi, and their first names are Arthur and Mildred. I visited for the last time many years ago and now I've forgotten which ...
I was wondering if you would be able to tell me if my grandparents are buried in your cemetery. The family name is the same, Ianaconi, and their first names are Arthur and Mildred. I visited for the last time many years ago and now I've forgotten which cemetery it was. It was definitely St. John's, but I'm not quite sure of the location. If it is not your location, are you able to tell me what location it is? Thank you in advance. Joseph Ianaconi
Posted by Joseph Ianaconi on Mon 12 May 2008 11:11:29 AM EDT
Interesting
show full show summaryInteresting. When I took that photo I knew nothing about Leonhard Eppig, except that he built a very handsome and prominent mausoleum on these grounds. As I sometimes do after a cemetery visit, I typed his name into some search engines and learned that ...
Interesting. When I took that photo I knew nothing about Leonhard Eppig, except that he built a very handsome and prominent mausoleum on these grounds. As I sometimes do after a cemetery visit, I typed his name into some search engines and learned that he was a well known beer brewer. I can see why this tomb would be the stuff of family legend.
Posted by sorabji (guest) on Tue 27 Feb 2007 08:57:56 PM EST
Leonhard Eppig
I was shocked when I Googled my great-grandfather's name and the family tomb appeared at St. John's. My grandmother spoke of the family tomb many times when I was a child. I would love to see it in person.....not possible at this time.
Posted by Katye Vachon (guest) on Tue 27 Feb 2007 07:39:31 PM EST