Historians have had trouble keeping track of some members of Congress: not the live ones, but those who've shuffled off to that great caucus room in the sky.
Assistant Senate historian Betty Koed says it's the burial places that often leave her stumped.
"We have a few members that we think were buried in one place, but they had been disinterred at some point and the body was lost," Koed said, "and we don't know where they are now." [Link]Maybe she should look for them in the voter rolls from the 2004 election.

