Monthly Archives: August 2016

This has been an interesting few days in the cemetery.  Hannah Tucker Adams is all wrapped up in a blue tarp.  It is kinda like looking at a Christmas present under the tree and waiting for the big day to … Continue reading →

During Last Monday’s Historical Commission meeting Ken Whittaker (city’s conservation agent) spoke of the issue that the city does not have a proper method to dispose of the Japanese Knotweed.  The current composting procedures do not reach a high enough … Continue reading →

The cities conservation agent, Mr. K. Whittaker visited the cemetery on Monday, August 15th.  The wetlands issue is important to the project.  Mr. Whittaker provided the map below and intends to review the cemetery and surrounding area to ensure the … Continue reading →

How do you eat an elephant?  My apologies to the vegan readers, but you eat it one bite at a time. I try to take a few bites everyday. The project of brush clearance is enormous.  I work almost every … Continue reading →

I sat down to drink some water on Monday, and look who walked out of the Japanese Knotweed to have some Sumac leaves for lunch.  You can also view a short video at Clark’s Cemetery On YouTube  She had no … Continue reading →

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When we started this endeavor I approached the City Council with the statement “Don’t tell me what you are, show me what you are.” One councilman stepped up and showed what he is – a generous, hardworking guy.  Councilman at … Continue reading →

Our new friend/cousin Marion Frost has not been to Clark Cemetery in many years.  Some memories are to hard to overcome.  Getting ready for the landscapers tomorrow Kathy and I were trying to figure out where plots are located.  We … Continue reading →

How things have been busy and exciting! The written reply to our oral presentation was nothing would be done due to the lack of funds. We got presentations ready for the next Gloucester City Council Meeting. While we were waiting … Continue reading →

Maybe you have heard that old riddle.  I think people need to know the answer.  The graves of the Grant Family are the most desecrated I have ever encountered.  Real people are buried there.  I sincerely apologize to those dear … Continue reading →