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1. Nov 26,  · A freshly dug double grave required a seven-foot-deep hole. For a triple, it was nine feet. Hard work, especially if there was no room between the headstones to use an excavator.
2. Nov 26,  · Add another 1½ tons when it’s carrying a solid liner box. Driving over shallow graves could cave them in. That does happen. So if you’re selecting a liner box, insist on the solid liner box. Better yet, get it in writing. You should get the superior product for your money. Now .
3. grave definition: 1. a place in the ground where a dead person is buried: 2. seriously bad: 3. a place in the. Learn more.
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5. Back in when I was working at a cemetery as a grave digger, one of the many cemeteries I've worked out through the years. We had to do a disinterment for this customer who had family members scattered all through the cemetery and was wanting.
6. Nov 26,  · You must thought that your Question was funny!!! Already I can see what type of cracker u are! For 1 not all African Americans Diggs Graves! Im afraid of Graves so u won't catch me at one! 2, I recall a few years back when Whites were taking the bodies out of the coffins and throwing the bodies in the grave to re sale the coffins!
7. Oct 30,  · Some graveyards (new ones) you get to keep it for an unknown but large (say,) number of years. There are certain places that you don't buy the grave, you rent it. For years. Some graveyards are just re-used; my great-grand mother was buried in the same grave as a person years ago, while their bones where removed.
8. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Death grave grave 1 / ɡreɪv / noun [countable] 1 MX the place in the ground where a dead body is buried → tomb At the head of the grave there was a small wooden cross. 2 → the grave 3 → somebody would turn in their grave → dig your own grave, → from (the) cradle to (the.
9. Jun 07,  · My Own Grave Lyrics: The lies, the weight / Deceit, decay / The lies, the weight / It's clear I lost my way / Deceit, decay / Decomposing / I thought I was an architect, but I was just moving dirt.