Woodlawn Cemetery - Vermilion County Illinois
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Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Cemetery Location: Carroll Township, North of Indianola GPS Location: 39.93891 -87.74979 (link to Google Map) Description: Woodlawn is a large cemetery which is well maintained and still active. Woodlawn cemetery is named for Harvey Sodowsky's stock farm, which he called "Woodlawn". Pictures: I took pictures of EVERY stone in this cemetery in July 2008. Link to Pictures: 4,900 pictures (50 on a page, 98 pages)
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He is supposed to have been buried in Woodlawn in 1930. I have scanned through your pictures but did not see him. Given the size of the folder I am not suprised. Do you know if he is actually there?
Thanks in advance.
Hello, he is buried in Section N - Row 7 - Lot 7 ... which is the later part of my pictures.
Took a quick look through, and found the picture - #4354
Hope this help!
Do you have a picture of her headstone? I didn't find her in the search process, but that doesn't tell me that you don't have one and just haven't loaded it yet. I'm really just trying to make sure she's in there before I place a request for a photo. thanks
Thank you for the pictures. Is there anyway to locate a stone? I am coming there and have never seen my mothers grave but hate to hike the whole cemetery to find it. Thank you !!! ( referring to Woodlawn at Indianola) Jan (De Gafferelly)
Hello,
If you are looking for DeGafferelly's stones - there are a few in section E, pictures #1777 - #1780
Pictures: www.vermilioncounty.info
I don't have a map up yet, but section E is one of the smaller circle area, and here is a map with the aprox. location of the DeGafferelly's stones #1777-#1780 are at:
If you are looking for someone else, let me know who and I can try to help. With my pictures, I try to take "overview" pictures here and there, so if you can find the pictures on my site - hopefully the overview pictures can help locate where in the cemetery the stones are located.
Good Luck!