Re: I have a couple of serious questions
BigDan said:
Dear Abbiecus;
I was just out investigating my wife's ancestors, and the land they once owned. Why did those idiots sell their land?
I found a beautiful parcel of forty acres down by the river sold in 1852 by her Great, Great, Great, Granddad, to a guy who's descendants still own the property! For $400.00. Now I gotta ask that guy for permission to dig up stuff.
And, do you think it would be innappropriate of me to go to her relative's grave and kick the tombstone?
Ah-ha, a 2 part question, thank you BD
I actually remember responding to this first part in one of your recent posts, I think no later than last month. In my reply then, I know that I was being easy, but now I am forced to spill the beans.
Let's address the last question first.
The only reason it's inappropriate to kick the relatives tombstone is that you might hurt your own foot in the process. Most, if not all cemeteries have heavy equipment on the site, so go there at night, use the backhoe to dig up the grave, pull out the coffin, give them one swift boot in the a$$ and return them peacefully to their resting place.
On the the second part and we can tackle this in a few ways..
One way is actually the legal route. I am pretty sure that back in 1852 this so-called Great, Great, Great Grand dad, did not leave an actual will and the land can be contested. Unfortunately that can be a long and expense route, so I may suggest option 2
Option 2- New York style.
Let these so-called relatives know that her side of the family got the shaft, and that it would be a shame for anything to happen to that land. Now here, and for the right price I have some "friends of mine" that can pay them a call. My friends Jimmy "Two-Times", and Vito "no-nose", can make them see the light.
I hope this was helpful
