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Re: ZVRC or ZVBC
Posted by: Tracey Coleman (ID *****7417)	Date: March 14, 2006 at 10:53:24
In Reply to: ZVRC or ZVBC by pamela mcreynolds	of 355

Could it be an acronym for the church he once attended, not the one where he is buried? ie: Zion Valley Baptist Church or something similar? Maybe he was buried in a cemetery different from that of where he once worshipped. Or he's actually buried elsewhere and the stone you see is a memorial marker only. The numbers indicate where he is buried in the other cemetery?

OR

Could it be a military designation or number from the civil war, like a Zouaves Regiment or something similar?

or something similar to this inscription from the US genweb WVa Tombstone site, where zbrc means Zella Bly Ross Crews?

Crews
Henry Edward                     Zella Bly Ross
1886 – 1960                     1888 – 1985
H. E. C. Footstones:        Z. B. R. C.



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