Saturday Night Challenge - Unbroken Chain of Gravestones

I was away this past weekend so am very late in posting an entry to the Saturday Night Challenge.  It can be found HERE along with the other people's links who participated.  And if you don't want to follow the link the challenge is:

1)  Determine what is your longest unbroken line of ancestral gravestones - how many generations can you go back in time?  Do you have photographs of them?

2)  Tell us and/or show us in a blog post of your own, or in a comment to this blog, or in a Facebook status or a Google+ stream post.


I decided to do my father and mother's main surname lines.  

My father is still alive.  So I will begin with his father.

Fred Rohrer 

1903-1985

Bronswood Cemetery

DuPage County,  Illinois

Oscar Rohrer

1878-1938

Rayburn Cemetery

Miami, Indiana

Frederick Rohrer

1843- 1941

Rayburn Cemetery 

Miami County, Indiana

David Rohrer

1813- 1876

Fairfield Cemetery

De Kalb County, Indiana

Jacob Isaac Rohrer

1780-1850

Holmes County, Ohio

On my mother's side her maiden name was Rairigh.  I will begin with her stone.

Charlotte Ann Rairigh

1930-1990

Ever-rest Memorial Park

Cass, Indiana

Loyd Hazen Rairigh

1911-1984

Westlawn Cemetery

Miami, Indiana

William Harve Rairigh

1884-1956

Metzger Cemetery

Miami, Indiana

James Quinter Rairigh

1850-1911

Metzger Cemetery

Miami, Indiana

Rev. Samuel Rairigh

1816-1899

Marion County, Kansas

Rev George Rairigh Sr

1793-1856

 Slatehill Cemetery

Sagamore, Pennsylvania

So that is five stones in the Rohrer line and six stones in the Rairigh line.  Jacob Isaac Rohrer's parents are unknown,  although there are theories,  no one has proved his parentage.  I have a John Rohrig as Rev George Rairigh's father but I don't have it sourced and I don't have a grave stone photo.