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HURON COONTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP MAP (Range 20, Township 2)
1 Butterfield or Miller cemetery (Section 3) ............. 402-406
2 Cholera cemetery (Section 4) ....•.......................... 407
3 Day Cemetery (Section 1) .............•..........•...... 407-412
4 East Creek or Fancher cemetery (Section 2) ............. 412-414
5 Golding or Carpenter Cemetery (Section 4) ............... 414-415
6 Grove Street Cemetery (Section 4) ...................... 416-452
7 Grove Street Cemetery Mausoleum (Section 4) ............ 452-454
8 Holy Cross Cemetery (Section 4) 455-458
9 Holy Cross Cemetery Burial Records (Section 4) ......... 458-459
10 Keyes Cemetery (Section 4) ................................. 459
11 Prosser Cemetery (Section 3) ........................... 459-460
12 Townsend Cemetery (Section 3) .............................. 460
13 Whitney Cemetery (Section 2) ............................... 460
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HURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
BUTTERFIELD CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Butterfield Cemetery, sometimes called Miller Cemetery, is located in Sect. 3, Twp. 2, Range 20, New London Twp., on SR60 two miles north of New London, at the intersection of Prospect Road, northwest corner. The OGS Ohio Cemeteries book lists this as Barrett Cemetery, but that is incorrect. Barrett's Corners is further to the north. The Prospect Rd. corner was cal~ed King's Corners in the mid-1900's after a store at the site -- not to be confused with New London's older name. Butterfield Cemetery has always been the township cemetery. The stones were copied by a Mrs. Rathbone in 1939. This transcription was made by Tom Neel in 1984. The stones generally face west. Copying was started in the northwest corner with stones numbered north to south, and rows numbered west to east.
Row 1
1 PROSSER, Benj. P., In memory of, who died l~ Jan 1835 aged 24 y 1 m 9 d; God my Redeemer lives, and over from the skies, Looks down and watches all my dust, will he shall bid it rise.
2 SHOUSE, Joseph, d. 12 Sept 1872 aged 27 y 1 m 14 d
3 WALRAVIN, Laura w/o C. WALRAVIN, d. 25 Mar 1886 aged 27 y 11 m 25 d; Earth counts a mortal less, Heaven an angel more. (broken)
4 TOMPKINS, Fanny w/o Isaac TOMPKINS, d. 11 Dec 1844 aged 52 y
5 TOMPKINS, Fanny w/o Isaac TOMPKINS, d. 11 Dec 1844 aged 52 y (yes; there are two stones side by side for same person - first one says "Aged" this one says "Ag'd" and is broken - only difference)
6 CROOK, Mary, In memory of, who died 24 Oct 1837 aged 84 y
7 CROOK - "M.C." (footstone set in row with above) 8 LEE, Em1y (sic) (no dates) 9 LEE, Arvilla (no dates) 10 LEE, Mercy (no dates) 11 LEE, David (no dates) 12 LEE, David s/o D. & M. LEE, d. 4 July 1838 aged
27y9m4d 13 HACKET, Seth, d. 28 Mar 1850 aged 74 y 10 m 28d 14 PRIEST, Amy w/o David PRIEST, d. 5 Oct 1848 aged
60 y 4 m 11 d 15 HACKET, Hopa, consort of Seth HACKET, d. 4 Apr
1839 aged 61 y 8 m 4 d 16 BOOTH, Mary wif of Thomas BOOTH, d. 15 Dec 1837
aged 80 y 8 m 7 d; Behold & see as you pass by, As you aE now so once was I; as l am now so you must be, Prepair for death to follow me.
17 FRAYER, \ Naomi d/o T. & M. BOOTH, d. 8 Aug 1868 aged 70 y 4 m 16 d
18 ----- "H.J.H." (broken footstone on ground to west of above; backwards "J"; perhaps for Harriet J. HUBBARD?)
19 ARCHEY, Hannah, d. 3 Dec 1872 aged 60 y 6 m lId
Row 2
1 DAVIS, Amelia w/o A. M. DAVIS, 1863-1899 James 1892-1897 "Sons" Carlie 1896-1897
2 PROSSER, Catharine A., d/o A. & M.J. PROSSER, d. 17 Aug 1847 AE. 1 Y 7 m 17 d
3 DUNWELL, Rebecca \;/0 Eli C. DUNWELL, d. 6 July 1845 aged 25 y 3 m 20 d; Forgiv blest shade the tributary tear, That mourns thy cut (?) from a
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Row 2
3 continued - "world like this; Forgive the wish that i could have kept thee here, And stay thy progress from the seats of bliss."
4 BUCHANAN, Harriet w/o John BUCHANAN, d. 21 Oct 1843 AE. 42 Y
5 BUCHANAN, Charles A., s/o John & Harriet BUCHANAN d. 11 June 1837 aged 14 y
6 POWELL, James s/o I. & M. POWELL, d. 1 May 1840, AE. 11 m 2 d (broken; Rathbone said initial was "L.")
7 RUSSELL, Isabell w/o O. RUSSELL, d. 2 Feb 1842 aged 31 y 9 m 22 d
RUSSELL, Ada1ine R., d/o O. & I. RUSSELL, d. 22 Aug 1833 aged 1 y 1 mId (left)
RUSSELL, Elizabeth w/o O. RUSSELL, d. 18 June 1872 aged 56 y 10 m 29 d (front)
RUSSELL (backwards S's), 01cut~, d. 1 Dec 1874 aged 68 y 1 m 20 d (right)
RUSSELL, Emma F., d/o N.J. & J. RUSSELL, d. 1 Dec 1859 aged 2 y 8 m 8 d (reverse)
Row 3
1 LEE, Uriah M., s/o James M. & Margret LEE, d. 9 Apr 1841 AE. 7 y 1 m 28 d
2 DUNWELL - "R.D." (footstone for Rebecca DUm~ELL) 3 KNAPP , Arvilla w/o Lyman R. KNAPP, d. 3 Mar 1833
aged 24 y
Row 4
1 POST, Stephen, d. 25 Oct 1833 aged 64 y 3 m 9 d 2 BLACKMUN, Pbi1enda w/o Wm. BLACKMUN, d. 23 Sept
1850 aged 65 y 8 m 3 BLACKM~N, Albert s/o Wm & Phil~nda BLACKMAN, d.
2 Dec 1826 aged 15 y 11 m 6 d 4 BLACKMUN (backwards "N"), Lovina w/o ~. C.
BLACKMUN, d. 8 Sept 1850 AE. 20 y 8 m 5 BLACKMUN, Daniel E., s/o G.C. & L. BLACKMUN , d.
21 Aug 1850 aged 2 y 3 m 14 d 6 DEAN, Elizabeth w/o John DEAN, d. 24 Oct 1847
AE. 71 y 10 m 7 DEAN, John, d. 18 Feb 1849 AE. 82 y 8 m 11 d
Row 5
1 BARRETT, Dr. Betsey E., 1853-19 __ 2 BARRETT, Dr. Onie Ann, 1858-1940 3 BARRETT, Dr. Onie A., 1858-1940 (metal marker) 4 BARRETT, Rev. Frank W.Z., 1861-1939 5 BARRETT, Birdie ~., d/o P. & E. BARRETT , d. 12
Nov 1867 a ged 11 m 20 d (illegible two line verse)-
6 BARRETT, Philander, 30 Dec 1821- 24 Dec 1883 Emeline VANDERHOOF, 17 Mar 1834 - 23 Mar 1920 (front)
BARRETT, Be tsey E. (no dates) Onie A. (no dates) Frank W.Z. (no dates) Birdie E., 22 Dec 1866- 12 Nov 1867 (reverse)
7 KNOWLTON, Martha M. w/o G. W. KNOWLTON, 1844-1930
8 BARR!TT, Betsey w/o Z. BARRITT, d . 25 May 1839 aged 35 y
BAJRUTT, "Smith" (no dates ) BARRITT, "Philander" (no dates ; left side) BARRITT, Ze10tus, d. 24 June 1876 a ged 78 y 4 m (front)
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BUTTERFIELD CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Row 5
8 BARRITT, Mary B., w/o Z. BARRITT, 1820-1905 Betsey A. (no dates) Martha M. (no dates) William A. (no dates; see Grove St. Cemetery;
GAR marker by monument; right side) 9 MINER, Urana d/o A. & H. MINER, d. 11 Nov 1848
aged 2 m 7 d 10 MINER, Albert A., s/o A. & H. MINER, d. 18 Sept
1866 aged 2 m 11 d 11 MINER, Oley M., d/o A. & H. MINER, d. 9 Sept
1870 aged 2 m 12 d
Row 6
1 "E.W." (footstone laid flat in ground; per-haps for Elizabeth WILSON ?)
2 ---- "D.E.B." (footstone laid flat in ground; no doubt for Daniel E. BLACKMAN)
3 PIXLEY, WeI thy d/o S. & B. PIXLEY, d. 29 Dec 1854 aged 18 y 10 m 7 d; "The marble slab was placed here, To mark the sacred plot, Where ------ my daughter lies, Never to be forgot; --------------- care, For these she left be-hind, Or are the holy dwellers there, To purer things confined."
4 BARRITT, Betsey w/o Ze lotus BARRITT, d. 25 May 1839 aged 35 y (broken)
5 SWEET, Seth s/o Wm. & M-igal SWEET, d. 27 Feb 1818 (or 1848, 1878), aged 4 d (older stone)
6 JENNE, Delana, w/o Aron C. JENNE, d. 8 May 1854 aged 52 y 9 m 27 d (stone by A.B. BARNS)
7 PIXLEY, Sally S., In memory of, w/o Stephen S. PIXLEY, d. 9 June 1841 aged 25 y 2 m 13 d
8 PIXLEY, Welthy, In memory of, ~/o Arial PIXLEY, d. 8 Sept 1840 aged 59 y 2 d (deteri~rating)
9 PIXLEY, Arial, d. 26 Mar 1837 aged ~ y (very bad shape; someone has marked 81 in charcoal, but that does not appear to be correct)
10 SMITH, Clark A., d. 26 Sept 1827 aged 29 y 11 SMITH, Eliza w/o Austin SMITH, d. 20 Nov 1820
aged 21 y 12 MUNSON, Charles A. s/o Samuel E. (or F.) or "&"
Jane MUNSON'I d. 18 Sept 1848 AE. 3 m 6 d 13 PARK, Fanny, In Memory of, w/o John W. PARK, d.
8 Oct 1844 aged 29 y 14 MINER, Amos D., s/o A. & S. MINER, d. 17 Apr
1827 AE. 14 Y 9 m 15 MINER, Azel, d. 21 Oct 1829 AE. 52 y (stone by
Whitman & Colton, Clev.) 16 MINER, Sarah w/o Geo. MINER, d. 9 Mar 1836 AE.
36 y 17 MINER, Susan w/o Geo. MINER, d. 29 Mar 1848 AE.
44 y 18 MINER, Sylva w/o A. MINER, d. 6 Jan 1853 AE.
(cemented in ground; born 18 Aug 1782 per descendant Paula Griffin)
19 MINER, George, d. 25 June 1861 aged 57 y 4 m 12 d
Row 7
1 "W.P . " (footstone for Wealthy PIXLEY?) 2 PIXLEY, Zara K., s/o J. & L.R. PIXLEY, d. Ii
Jan 1842 AE. 2 y 10 m 27 d 3 PIXLEY, Hernando w/o Stephen & Sally PIXLEY, d.
15 Oct 1840 aged 6 m 6 d 4 PIXLEY, William F., s/o J. & L.R. PIXLEY, d. 22
Mar 1843 AE. 2 d
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Row 7
5 "C.S.'.' (footstone, Clark SMITH ?) 6 PIXLEY, Sarah d/o E. & C. PIXLEY, d. 10 Oct.
1838 (4 line illegible ~erse; deteriorating) 7 ---- (stone piece, no markings, possibly used as
a footstone for Eliza SMITH)
Row 8
1 WHITE, Ellis s/o J. & C. WHITE, d. 1 Feb 1843 AE. 2 y 1 m 27 d
2 WHITE, James, d. 15 July 1848 AE. 46 y 11 d (4 line illegible-verse)
3 WHITE, Henry, d. 25 Dec 1852 aged 24 y 9 m 20 d 4 BLACKM~N, Chester, d. 20 Aug 1850, aged 53 y 7 m
22 d 5 BLACKMAN, Simeon, 1798-1864
Wealthy BARRETT, his wife, 1801-1891 6 McCORD, Eliza I., d/o I. & A. McCORD, d. 27 Jan
1853 aged 5 m 3 d; "Sleep on dear Child and Take your rest, God cald you home he Thought it best."
7 McCORD, Gitty Ann, d/o I. & A. McCORD, d. 17 Aug 1854 aged 3 wks. 1 d.; "Gone to Rest"
8 COOLEY, Clarrissa, w/o Robert COOLEY, d. 13 Jan 1839 aged 39 y 10 m
9 WILSON, Orrilla, d/o Ira & Marion WILSON, d. 7 Feb 1843 AE. 8 m 22 d
10 ANDERSON, Jonathan, ~n Memory of, d. 16 Mar 1845 AE. 83 y 4 m 9 d
11 SHORES, Fannie M., w/o Caleb SHORES, d. 25 July 1906 , aged 25 y
12 JARRETT, Boss 1874-1940 13 GLENN, Nancy Minerva w/o Peter GLENN, 7 Feb 1847-
5 Sept 1919
Row 9
1 HUBBQRD, Charlotte, w/o Sollomon HUBBORD, d. 31 Mar 1850 aged 56 y 1 m 19 d
2 COLVIN, Diadama, d. 26 Jan 1847 in the 91 year of her age -(deteriorating)
3 TIMMONS ~ "T" (four lot corner markers) 4 TIMMONS, John A., 1848-1916
Julia M., his wife, 1850-1908 Grand-daughter, 1917
5 HUBBARD, Solomon, d. 7 Mar 1864 aged 45 y 6 HUBBARD, Solomon Sen., d. 16 Jan 1829 aged 41 y
(left side) HUBBARD, Charlotte, d. 31 Mar 1850 aged 56 y
Edmund Rachel Harriet, Son & Daughters of Solomon & Charlotte
HUBBARD (right side) 7 HUBBARD, Edmond L., s/o Solomon & Charlotte
HUBBARD, d. 10 June 1821 AE. 4 d; "Suffer little Children to come unto me."
8 PROSSER, Elizabeth S., d. 5 Feb 1897 aged 73 y 8 m 14 d (tree stump shape)
9 SMITH, John M., d. 1840 aged 42 y Emeline, d. 1863 aged 62 y (stone says Oberlin)
10 SMITH , John M., In memory of, d. 26 Sept 1840 aged 42 y 3 m 12 d; "Go home my wife, Dry up your tears; I must lie here, Till Christ appears. "
11 DAVIS, Cora 1884-1918
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Row 10
1 PORTER, Aurora, d. 8 Dec 1851 aged 59 y 2 PORTER, Phebe w/o T. PORTER, d. 17 Sept 1841 AE.
80 y 6 m 3 HUBBARD, Joseph ~., d. 5 Nov 18~4 aged 11 y
(front) HUBBARD, Alfred H., d. 19 Nov 1864 age 7 y (back)
4 HUBBARD.o. "S.H." (footstone, Solomon HUBBARD) 5 CRANDALL, Mary Mariah d/o J.E. (or J.I.) & R.A.
6
7
8
CRANDALL, d. 28 Jan 1854 aged 4 y 4 d; Suffer little children come unto me~-~- (rest illegible)
HUBBARD, Solomon G. , s/o H. & E.H. HUBBARD, d. 9 Oct 1849 aged 1 y
SMITH, Amanda s/o J.D. & J. SMITH, d. 2 Mar 1843 aged 2 y 5 m 3 d
JARRETT, Lu1a, 1870-1949 Mother
Row 11
1 HUBBARD, Harriet J., d/o Solomon & Charlotte HUBBARD, d. 9 Apr 1824 AE. 3 d; Suffer little children (rest cemented in base)
2 WILSON, Elizabeth w/o James P. WILSON, d. 29 Oct 1854 aged 61 y 6 m 23 d (left)
"Father and Mother" (front) WILSON, James P., d. 23 Aug 1880 aged 94 y 5 m
22 d (right)
Row 12
1 HAGAMAN, Sarah C., d/o C. & H. HAGAMAN, d. --(remainder of ~tone cemented in rock)
2 HAGARMAN, Harriet E., d/o Cornelius & Harriet HAGARMAN, d. 1 or 6 (chipped away) Mar 1840 aged 9 m 2 d - -
3 WHITE, Laura M., d/o C. & L.E. WHITE, d. 18 Oct 1851 AE. 1 Y 10 m 24 d
4 EVANS, Susan A., d/o John & Sally EVANS, d. 30 Aug 1850 AE. 15 Y 1 m
5 EVANS, Savi110 E., d/o John & Sally EVANS, d. 9 Oct 1845 (rest cemented in stone; Mrs. Rathbone's account says "age 14"; also a GAR marker next to stone ?)
Row 13
1 LEWIS, Isaac, d. 11 Mar 1849 (or 3) AE. 71 y 2m 2 LEWIS, Charlotte w/o Isaac LEWIS (rest cemented
in stone) 3 CLEMONS, Loisa M., d/o S.C. & J. CLEMONS, d. 23
Sept 1850 aged 3 y 3 m 19 d -4 HOFSTATTER, Daniel, d. 2 Dec 1852 aged 42 y 3 m
2ld 5 HOFSTATTER, John, d. 15 Jan 1868 aged 62 y 10 m
27 d (stone by R.F. Fulton, N. London, 0.; front)
HOFSTATTER, Mary w/o John HOFSTATTER, d. 23 Aug 1897 aged 89 y (right)
6 HOFSTATTER, Children of D.F. & S. M. (left) HOFSTATTER, Frankie C., d. 13 Dec 1870 aged 2 y
6 m 11 d (front) HOFSTATTER, Infant, Son, d. 15 Sept 1865 (back)
7 HOFSTATTER, Artie C., aged 21 y 5 m 22 d (tree stump shaped; found no death date)
8 ----- (cement block, no markings) 9 RAYBON, Mathew, Tennessee, Pvt, Infantry, WWI,
24 Sept 1894 - 22 Feb 1970 (WWI marker)
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Row 14
1 ALLEN, Betsey M., w/o D. G. ALLEN, d. 6 Mar 1847 AE. 40 y 9 m 3 d
ALLEN, Charles B., s/o D. G. & B.M. ALLEN, d. 28 May 1847 aged 6 m 22 d
2 MERRIFIELD, Martin, d. 31 Oct 1849 AE. 43 y 7 m
Row 15
1 WINANS, Infant Son (front; no dates) W[NANS, Lelia M., d/o W.H. & S.E. WINANS, d. 9
Mar 1879 aged-l y 10~. (right) 2 WINANS, Clarke, d. 11 Jan 1856, aged 80 y 7 m
3 d (stone by Myers Uhl & Co., Cleveland) 3 WINANS, I Lanah,w/o Clark WINANS, d. 10 Feb 1839
aged 63 y--9-m (deteriorating) 4 ---- "In Memory of Eleanor Died April 2l, 1835
aged 18 ys. & 2 mo."(no last name, a deteriorating classic)
5 RUMSEY, Mary E., d/o J. & E. RUMSEY, d. 5 Aug 1850 AE. 1 Y 6 m 20 d
6 RUMSEY, J~hn T., s/o J. & E. RUMSEY, d. 25 Aug 1850 AE. 7 y 7 m 6 d
7 RUMSEY, Betsy J., d/o J. & E. RUMSEY, ,d. 15 May 1845 AE. 11 Y 11 m 15 d
8 RUMSEY, Geo., 12 Ohio L.A. (GAR marker) 9 RUMSEY, David, d. 24 July 1840 aged 69 y (rest
of age covered by cement paste) 10 RUMSEY, John, d. 1 Sept 1848 aged 78 y 11 RUMSEY, David, In-memory of, who died 24 July
1840 aged 71 y 9 d 12 RUMSEY, Jane w/o David RUMSEY, d. 29 Sept 1854
aged 68 y 1 m 1 d 13 RUMSEY, Joh~ 1770-1848 14 RUMSEY, Saloma 1779-1851 15 BRISTOL, Watey 1819-1902 16 BRADFORD, Samuel, Sacred to the memory of, d. 4
Feb 1842, AE. 49 Y 7 m 23 d
Row 16
1 "Earl" (? BEEBE ?) 2 "Doctor" (BEEBE) 3 BEEBE - "Mary" 4 BEEBE, Martin, b. 1 Sept 1836; d. 28 Mar 1890
Mary, his wife, b. 29 Oct 1842; d. 3 Sept 1923 (left)
BARRETT, Agustus, b. 21 Sept 1813; d. 9 June 1886 Clarissa~his wife, b. 16 Sept 1814; d. 5 Sept
1890 (front) 5 BARRETT - "Father" 6 BARRETT - "Mother" 7 ----- (large fieldstone, broken away; perhaps
for a HOYT ?) 8 HOYT, Mindwe11 w/o Simeon HOYT, d. 1 Apr 1858
aged 77 y 6 m 22 d 9 POST, Bushnell 1820-1888
Celemene MILLER, his wife, 1820-1904 William L., Their Son, 1857-1886 Mary E., Their Daughter, 1854-1932
10 ---- (large base; no stone) 11 POST, Mary E., 1854-1932
Row 17
1 PALMER, Wm. H., d. 28 Aug 1861 aged 54 y 1 m 17d (eight line verse)
2 ANDERSON, Rev. J., d. 29 Apr 1865 aged 65 y 3 ANDERSON, Saphronia w/o Rev. John ANDERSON, d.
16 Aug 1861 aged 61 y 3 m 4 d
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Row 17
4 GRIDLEY 7 - "Araminta D." 5 ---- (unmarked footstone in rear of above) 6 GRIDLEY - "Father" 7 GRIDLEY, Ephraim , A., 24 Mar 1811-6 June 1899
(left) -GRIDLEY, Julia A. wlo E. A. GRIDLEY, d. 10 June
1873 aged 53 y (front) 8 GRIDLEY - "Julia A." 9 ---- (unmarked footstone behind above; same
type as Stone 5) 10 KINNEY, George R., d. 27 Oct 1860 aged 74 y
(stone by L. & D., Norwalk) 11 ---- "Mother" (same type as Stone 4 above) 12 MILLER - "Mother" 13 MILLER, Hannah wlo J. MILLER, d. 1 Jan 1873 age
85 y 10 m 4 d (left) -MILLER,-Joh~, d. 14 Dec 1852 aged 67 y 3 m 16 d
(right) 14 MILLER - "Father"
Row 18 - (First three stones in pile under bushes at north end of row)
1 PALMER - "W.H.P." (footstone no doubt for William H. PALMER)
2 ---- (unmarked broken piece of an old stone) 3 MORRISON, Infant Son, Our Baby, d. 26 Sept 1867
Anna E., Daughter, aged 9 m 19 d; Children of J. & E. MORRISON (no date)
4 ---- (unmarked fieldstone) 5 BALDWIN, Harriett, dlo J. & E. BALDWIN, d. 25
Mar 18~2 aged 26 y 12 d (left) BALDWIN, Jonathan, d. 25 Feb 1868 aged II y 10m
25 d (front) BALDWIN, Eliza wlo J. BALDWIN, d. 18 Jan 1890
aged 76 y 5 m 10 d (reverse; stone broken in three pieces)
6 HOYT, Aaron, d. 22 Aug 1862 aged 71 y 7 DUNKS, John N., slo Lyman & Almira DUNKS, d. 22
Dec 1874 AE. 20 y ~ m (4 line verse) 8 DUNKS, C~roline M., dlo L. & A. DUNKS, d. 23
July 1865 AE. 21 y 4 m; "Beneath these clods I rest my head, In slumber sweet Christ bless'd the bed; Weep not for me my pain is o'er, We soon shall meet to part no more."
9 DUNKS, ---- (broken:top), slo L. & A. DUNKS, d. 7 Dec 1859 aged 13 y ~-- d. (perhaps 10)
Row 19
1 HOSMER, Daniel S., b. 11 Jan 1827; d. 17 Jan 1902
2 HOSMER , Rachel wlo D. S. HOSMER, d. 30 May 1871 aged 34 y 2 m 23 d
3 HOSMER, Mary A., d. 28 Nov 1872 aged 81 y 7 m 27 d (left)
HOSMER, John P., d. 7 May 1868 aged 72 y 1Q m 27 d (front; or 73 y 19 m)
HOSMER, Lucy wlo John HOSMER , d. 17 Nov 1878 aged 77 y 11 m 8 d; "Christ I walk through the valley and shadow of Death to fear for thouart ___ with me" (very illegible)
4 --- "S.C." (on fieldstone in script initials; surname not known)
5 PECK, Qwen J., slo C. & D. PECK, d. 12 Feb 1870 (8 or 9 7), aged 7-m 16 d (stone by Gorrell &Allbaugh, New London; 3 lines verse)
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Row 20
1 BEARD, Louis, b. 5 May 1861; d. 30 June 1949 (Fitch Funeral Service metal marker)
2 POOL, E. M., 1833-1923 Father (GAR marker) 3 POOL, A. J., 1853-1926 Mother 4 POOL, Vernie J., slo E.M. & A.J. POOL, d. 26
July 189 (chipped away - 87), aged 5 y l7 d (GAR marker 7; illegible 4 line verse at top)
5 POOL, Fred, 1875-1898 Their Son 6 McCORD - "E.C. McC." (footstone for Ella C.
McCORD) 7 McCORD, Ella C., dlo T. & A.M.B. McCORD, d. 22
Aug 1870 aged 18 y 11 m 12 d (left side; verse partially readable)
McCORD, Ann M. B., wlo T. McCORD, d. 19 July 1872 aged 48 y 10 m 14 d (front; long verse)
McCORD, Emert B., dlo (sic) T. & A.M.B. McCORD, d. 13 Nov 1875 aged 32 y 2 m 28 d (right side; fifteen line verse)
McCORD, Theodore, d. 20 Mar 1887, aged 65 y 15 d (reverse; "Sleep ---- Dear and Let rest, God calls you whence he thought ' it Best"
8 McCORD - "E.B. Me'C." (footstone for Emert)
Row 21
1 HUBBARD - "H" (huge lot corner marker) 2 VAN SAGER, Marian B. HUBBARD, 1852-1931 3 RUSSELL, George, b. 13 Oct 1843, d. 27 Jan 1918
Louisa D., b. 12 Sept 1851, d.16 Feb 1893 (GAR marker; tree stump shape)
4 RUSSELL, Doren 1881-1943 (marker with "R" and bird over half moon with stars - lodge)
5 KNAPP, Charley, slo J.S. & M.A. KNAPP, d. 22 Sept 1870 aged 8 y 4 m 7 d (front)
"Charley We miss thee at home" (reverse) 6 ---- "Mar. 29, 1854 AE. 66 y 18 d" (broken; sur
name not known)
Row 22
1 HUBBARD, Rosa B., wlo Joseph B. HUBBARD, b . 12 Aug 1846 at Lindsenhoffen, Germany; d. 31 May 1903 at Cincinnati, Ohio, aged 56 y 9 m 19 d; "I shall be satisfied when I awake with thy likeness. PSA. 17:15." (front)
HUBBARD, Joseph B., "Papa", b . 14 Aug 1817 New London, Ohio; d. 5 Aug 1899 Cincinnati, Ohio; "Asleep Until the Daybreak and the Shadow's Flee Away" (reverse)
2 HUBBARD - "Father" 3 HUBBARD - "Death is Certain, The Hour Unseen"
(left side; stone by Monumental Bronze Co., Bridgeport , CT.)
HUBBARD, Ho1sy, d. 5 Sept 1882 aged 67 y 4 m 24 d; , "He Died as he Lived, a Pure, Upright Man" (front)
HUBBARD, Esther KINNE, 1828-1910, aged 82 y 1 m 20 d; Asleep in Jesus Blessed Sleep , From Which None Ever Wake to Weep. (right)
HUBBARD - "Our Father, 1883" (sculpture of Mr. HUBBARD; reverse)
4 GRIDLEY (4 unmarked GRIDLEY lot marker s ) 5 GRIDLEY - "Addie" 6 GRIDLEY - "May" 7 GRIDLEY, Alice May, d.:3 Oct 1876 a ged 20 y 1 m
26 d GRIDLEY, Addi e Mar garet, d. 30 Aug 1880 aged 28
y 9 m 29 d (left s i de)
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Row 22
7 GRIDLEY, Royal, d. 17 Oct 1882 aged 73 y 27 d R. GRIDLEY (front)
GRIDLEY, Susan TWADDLE wl o Royal GRIDLEY, d. 6 Mar 1910 aged 85 y 2 m 19 d
8 GRIDLEY - "Mother" 9 GRIDLEY - "Father" 10 CASE, Augusta M., 1837-1916 11 SMITH, Major 1809-1885
Eliza 1813-1905 John W., 1828-1863
BARNUM, Dolly E. SMITH, 18 35 -1875 (WRC marker) (stone wall around this stone)
12 ---- (small stone within above lot, underground with no markings near the top - perhaps a large footstone?)
Row 23
1 WINANS, Harriett E., d. 17 Jan 1893 aged 72 y 7m 9 d (left side)
WINANS - "Father and Mother" (front) WINANS, David K., d. 18 Mar 1891 aged 75 y 19 d
(rigttt) 2 SUTTON, Clara Anna dlo A.S. & L.M. SUTTON, d. 21
Oct 1872 aged 13 y 4 m 14 d; "She sleeps in peace ---, Her sorrows ----, With -- the-- of~
She s l eeps ----"(cannot read; stone made in Norwalk, 0.)
Row 24
1 FANNING, John C., 1822-1874 Mason 1863-1882 Son
2 ---- (footstone, no markings) 3 GREGORY - "James L." 4 GREGORY, George, d. 16 June 1865 aged 63 y (?)
Polly wlo G. GREGORY, d. 29 Dec 1883 (front) GREGORY - Children of G. & P. GREGORY (left)
Charles W., d. 27 Sept l8~8 Abby L., d. 30 Mar 1902 Ann Maria, d. 3 June 1874 Matthew, d. 28 Jan 1908 (or 6 - very worn)
GREGORY - Children of G~ & P. GREGORY (right) Infant Child, b. 22 Oct 1841 (or l8ll?) James L., d. l~ July 1863 aged 4~ y 10 m Mary E., d. I} July l84~ aged 28 y 9 m Peter L., d. 1 Mar 1900
5 FANNING, Richard, d. 12 Feb 1864 aged 50 y 9 m Mary E., wlo R. FANNING, d. 13 (or 15) July
1844 aged 28 y 9 m (see above stone) 6 FANNING -"Mary E." 7 FANNING - "Richard" 8 FANNING? - "S.S.F." (footstone, perhaps for
Sabra FANNING) 9 FANNING, Benjamin G., 1823-1891 (front)
Sabra , his wife, 1829-1904 FANNING , Escdora 1847-1850 (reverse) Infant 1849
10 FANN[NG , - "B.G.F." (footstone for Benjamin G.) 11 SMITH, Sherman, d. 23 Aug 1889 aged 94 y
Caroline, his wife, d. 28 June 1892 aged 82 y 10 m 18 d
12 SMITH - "Mother" 13 SMITH - "Father" (GAR marker)
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Pile of Stones ------In the northwest corner of Butterfield Cemetery, there is a pile of stones, as follows:
1 MILLER, Hannah Elizabeth, d. 17 Jan 1851 age 3m Lilla May, d. 23 June 1857 age 2 m; children of
John and Fanny B. MILLER-("L.M." on left side and "H. E." on right side)
2 ---- "C.B." (footstone, could be Chester or Charles BLACKMAN or Clarissa BARRETT)
3 CLAFLIN, George slo H. & I. CLAFLIN, d. 7 Mar 1841 AE. 3-y-l --- (cannot make out)
4 "F.T." (footstone, p'erhaps Fannie TOMPKINS) 5 ---- "Lyman I. (or E.)" (rest broken; perhaps
for Lyman DUNKS who had children buried in the cemetery; or Lyman R. KNAPP whose wife is buried here.)
6 ---- "A.H." (footstone, perhaps for Artie HOFFSTATTER or Aaron HOYT; illegible markings along side of footstone)
7 ---- "S.F." un one end, and "A.H.H." on the other end (perhaps Alfred H. HUBBARD ?)
8 ---- "WeI thy Wife of ----" (broken; could be WeI thy BLACKMAN or PIXLEY?)
9 BLACKMAN, Simeon, d. 7 May 1864 aged 65 y 9 m 1 d; "Gone to Rest"
10 FANNING, Mary Elizabeth, wl o Richard FANNING, dlo George & Polly GREGORY , d. 13 July 1844 in the 29 year of her age; "Oh mourn thou not that I am gone, Though lately thou will be. Times rapid wings are hasteing on, They'll bear th~ on to me. God will sustain thee through thy cup, Of trials many and deep. He'll strengthefl th~ to drink it up, And make th~ bitter sweet. Then --- thou not though I awhile, Shall be from the removed. Let thou foes of Heaven thy grief beguile, Farewell Oh fondly loved."
11 ---- (six broken pieces amongst pile, with no ',markings)
12 (two broken stones on bottom; the smaller one unmarked, the other buried too deep to dig out without tools)
Unknown - Butterfield Cemetery
When Mrs. Rathbone copied the cemetery in 1939 (published in Cherry's book), she listed 29 stones which cannot be found t oday . However, nearly all of these 29 stones are located in other New London or Fitchville Twp. cemeteries and certainly have always been there. We therefore, cannot (with 'any accuracy) give a listing of gravestones at the Butterfield Cemetery in 19 39 that are not found or are not readable today -- so wil l not try to do so . Certainly, many older burials are unmarked.
IRJRON cruNTY. 01110 CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
CHOLERA AND DAY CEMETERIES, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
CHOLERA CEMETERY
The Cholera Cemetery may have been located on the northwest corner of Euclid Road and County Line Road in Sect. 4, TWp. 2, Range 20, New London TWp., the site of the Village of New London's water department building. Emma Grimwood, a relative of the Hooker brothers, told of walking past this cemetery on the way to school, but we could not get verification from others. Cholera victims from New London were supposed to have been buri ed there. Some say the tradition came about through opponents of the New London Reservoir construction. In fact, a blueprint of the site, found in village records owned by the New London Area Historical Society, shows a cemetery on a small plot of land on the north side of County Line Road mi dway between Townline 79 and Euclid Roads (Lot 16); however, members of both the Kirkpatrick and Stevens families, who lived in the area, state that this small plot was the site of a spring, and there was definitely no cemetery there. There is a small cemetery nearby in Ruggles Township along the south side of the B&O Railroad tracks west of Seven Hill Road which has been called "Typhoid Cemetery". And there was a tombstone located across from the village building on the south side of County Line Road (Ruggles Township) in the fencerow between the Doug Fetterman and Carl Stober farms (now Redies). This fencerow no longer exists, and Mr. Stober relates that it was bulldozed back over the embankment, probably with the tombstone, during logging operations a few years ago. Since the Underh ill's once owned the Fetterman l and, the tombstone may always have been located there, and may not be part of the mysterious Cholera Cemetery. The late Paula Porter Griffin furnished the inscription:
UNDERHILL, Phebe, w/o Benj. UNDERHILL, d. 24 Jan 1844 age 69 y
DAY CEMETERY
Day Cemetery is located in Lot 20, Sect. 1, Twp. 2, Range 20, New London Twp., on the south side of Section Line Road #21, just east of Chenango Road. The landowner was Josiah Day, although when the cemetery was organized 14 May 1859, the committee of James Robinson, L. S. Robinson, S. Hanley, M. R. Day, S. Converse, R. Tripp, G. Tripp, A. Ames, H. E. Nobles, L. W. Nobles, J. Santley, Wm. Day, E. Day, and J. Ames, called it Greenwood Cemetery. The name apparently only stuck unti l the gavel to close the meeting sounded, because it has always been known as the Day Cemetery. The earliest known burial dates to 1834. The inscriptions were copied by Larry Templeton, Mansfield, Ohio, in June 1978, who gave us permission to use his work. This transcription was published with lruch additional information by the late Paula Porter Griffin through the Firelands Historical Society, so refer also to that source for maiden names and parents' names.
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Rows 1 and 2
PARSONS, Fred 1915 - 1978 Father Bertha M., 1923 - blank; Mother
2 CLOSE, Orrie N., 1900-1967 Lillian V., 1908 -Infant Daughter 1928
3 WILLIAMS, Walter G., 1889 - 1971 Orpha L., 1889 -
4 UX, George 1922 - 1975; Cpl US Army, WWII 5 SPENCER, Ballard 1888-1975 6 SPENCER, Minnie C., 1890-1976 7 DOYLER, Park A., 1892 - 1961
Ida M., 1902 -8 DILL, William H., 1878 - 1965
Levanna B., 1875 - 1970 9 WILLIAMS, Woodrow 1915 - 1969 10 WILLIAMS, Draper 1938 - 1977 US Army 11 KETCHUM, Lester L., 1899 - 1974
Fern L., 1903 - 1975 12 ADAMS, Howard Will 1889 - 1956
May tie Agnes 1889 - 1967 13 SMITH, George A., 1878 - 1957
Myrtle M., 1882 - 1965; The Lord is my Shepherd 14 COOK, Florence 1917 - 1977 15 COOK, Stephen Leroy, s/o A.B. & M.V. COOK, 1948 16 COOK, Archie B., 1883 - 1952 Father 17 COOK, Hazel B., 1890 - 1953 Mother 18 COOK, Infant d/o A.B. & H.B. COOK, 1910 19 WEINER, Harry 1941 - 1951 20 DUFFEY, Laura L. WEINER 1915 - 1973 21 WEINER, Joe, 15 Apr 1896 - 11 Jul 1954, Cpl
Ordnance Dept, WWI 22 WEINER, Barbara J., 1958 - 1958 23 HUNTER, Jason A., 1977 - 1977 24 MYERS, Frank H., 1910 - 1976; married 22 Sep
1930 MYERS, Winifred M., 1914 - 1981
25 BARTLETT, Forrest L., 1895 - 1946 Hendrena D., 1894 - 1969
26 HOAG, Philip H., 16 May 1843 - 28 Dec 1900; Father
HOAG, Emma KETCHUM, 9 Apr 1845 - 3 Jun 1926; Mother
HOAG, Infant Daughter, 10 Sep 1878 27 POST, Fern V., 1921 - 1934 28 POST, Garth W., 19 Aug 1891 - 2 Jul 1945;
Carpenter's Mate, 1 Cl. US Navy [Colorado]
BARRETT, Ransom, 12 Ohio L.A. (GAR marker) [no dates on stone 1837-1909]
2 BARRETT, Arvilla Chandler 1842-1873 Mother 3 CALKINS, Margaret w/o A. CALKINS, d. 5 May 1869
age 61 y 5 m 27 d (verse) 4 HIGLEY, Timothy, d. 27 Jun 1871 age 52 y
Maranda, wlo T. HIGLEY, d. 10 Jul 1898 age 76 y 5 (blank footstone) 6 --- (blank footstone) 7 --- (blank footstone) 8 GATES - "S.J.G." (footstone) 9 COOKE, John, d. 18 Feb 1896 age 65 y
Sarah M. WHITE, his wife, d. 18 Jul 1873 age 35 y 1 m 20 d
COOKE, Ethel H., dlo J. & S. COOKE, d. 19 Aug 1873 age 1 m 1 d
10 VANSCOY - "Harett" 11 VANSCOY, Lyman, 31 Mar 1850 - 21 Dec 1920
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DAY CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Row 3
12 VANSCOY, Harett, w/o C. VANSCOY, d. 26 Jan 1891 age 83 y
VANSCOY, Claton, s/o Lyman & Lois VANSCOY, 26 Apr 1891 - 28 Jan 1909
13 VANSCOY, Lois B., 31 Mar 1853 - 11 Sep 1946 14 VANSCOY - "Claton" 15 VANSCOY, ---, s/o L. & L.B. VANSCOY, d. -- Jun
188- age --- ? 16 McDOWELL, Catharine, w/o J. McDOWELL, d. 6 Jan
1860 age --- (sunk in ground) . 17 McDOWELL, Eddie, d. 6 Mar 1865 age 5 y 2 m 15 d
(illegible verse) 18 McDOWELL, John, d. 5 May 1887 age 28 y 19 McDOWELL, Jacob, 20 Aug 1833 - 30 May 1914 20 DAY, Ray L., 1884 - 1923
Maude B., 1887 - 1963 Archey 1912 - 1913
21 ROORBACK - "R" (lot markers) 22 ROORBACK, Emma d/o Frederick & Emma Jane
McCONNELL ROORBACK, --- [stone illegible, family records b. 26 Jul 1867; d. 27 Aug 1867]
23 DAY, Archie L., 14 Oct 1848 - 11 Jul 1895 Pluma T., his wife, 1853 - 1913
24 ROBINSON, Sarah F., d/o Laris S. & Mira D. ROBINSON, d. ~ Aug 1841 age 6 m
25 ROBINSON, Mary Jane, d/o Laris S. & Mira D. ROBINSON, d. 19 May 1843
26 ROORBACK, A. A., d. 18 Mar 1866 age 71 y Nancy, d. 12 Mar 1865 age 62 y; "Gone but not forgotten"
27 ROORBACK, Jane, w/o J.W. ROORBACK, d. 18 Apr 1874 age 46 y; "This heart is no longer the seat of trouble and torturing pain; It ceases to flutter and beat it never."
28 ROORBACK, John W., b. 12 Jan 1824; d. 14 Jan 1896 age 72 y 2 d
29 ROORBACK - (well stone with no names or dates) [marks graves of Frederick S. ROORBACK 1822· 1903 and Emma Jane McCONNELL ROORBACK 1840-1920] .
30 ROORBACK, John W., 1859 - 1931 [family says he died in 1932, error on stone]
1 SHEPARD? - "E.A.S." (probably for Eliza A.) 2 GILBERT? - "S.G." (probably for Sarah) 3 ROARABACK, Nancy Ann E., d/o John & Ann
ROARABACK, d. 14 Aug 1838 age 2 y 9 m 4 ROORBACK, Margaretta, w/o John ROORBACK, d. 7
Feb 1841 AE. 80 y 1 m 7 d (weeping willow on stone)
5 DAY, Miles W., s/o W. & Sarah J. DAY, d. 2~ Aug 1859 age Z y 6 m 25 d (stone made by McKnight & Tyler, Mansfield, 0.)
6 DAY, Oliver M., s/o wm. & S.J. DAY, d. 17 Oct 1855 age 11 m 7 d (lamb on stone)
7 TRIPP, Ruth Ann, d/o R. & s. TRIPP, d. 29 Aug 1848 age 3 y; (one line illegible verse)
8 DAY, Cora, d/o A.L. & Pluma T. DAY, d. 31 Mar 1886 age 8 y 11 m 17 d
9 KETCHUM, Earl M., 1862 - 1926 Clara B., 1866 - 1947 em. 2nd CRANDALL]
10 HOUGHTLEN, Fred L., 1876 - 1953 Bertha L., 1876 - 1953
11 KETCHUM, Edna L., 1887 - 1903
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12 KETCHUM, Alonzo S., 1852 - 1934 Father Annie, his wife, 1854 - 1920 Mother
13 KETCHUM, William 1812 - 1885 14 KETCHUM, Augusta, d/o A.A. & A.M. KETCHUM, 1875
- 1878 15 KETCHUM, Ambrose S., 1817 - 1896 Father
Catherine GATES, his wife, 1820 - 1908 Mother Will i am, "Born" 1842, age 5 m; "Thei r Infant Son" [8 Dec 1842-12 May 1843 family records]
16 KETCHUM, Augusta, d/o A.S. & C.G. KETCHUM, 1854 - 1866
17 GATES - "W.H.G." (footstone; GAR marker) 18 GATES, Sarah, w/o S.W. GATES, d. 9 Dec 1867, age
45 y 2 m 7 d; "Sleeping in Jesus" (west side) GATES, W. H., d. 18 Oct 1868 age 24 y 4 m 16 d
(faces south) GATES, T. C., d. 24 Apr 1870 age 21 y 9 m 22 d S. J., d. 27 Jul 1851 age 3 y 25 d
POST, Ella G., 1857 - 1937 GATES, s. W., d. 15 Sep 1895 age 79 y 7 m 26 d (east side)
19 GATES - "S.W.G." 20 GATES - "T.C.G." 21 GATES - "S.G." 22 GATES, Sarah J., d/o S.W. & S.J. GATES, b. 2 (or
21?) Jul 1848; d. 27 Jul 1851 (hand on stone) 23 GATES, Louisa R., 1835 - 1903 24 POST, Ella G., 1857 - 1937 25 KING, William, d. 13 Apr 187~ age 65 y 26 GATES, Hannah w/o William GATES, d. 31 Aug 1863
age 81 y (illegible verse) 27 GATES, William, d. 21 Aug 1844 AE. 68 y 17 d 28 CRANDALL, Julia w/o Rev. N. CRANDALL, d. 30 Apr
1889 age 67 y 29 KING, Jamie Penfield, "youngest" s/o L.D. & J.A.
KING, d. 17 Oct 1865 age 4 y 20 d 30 KING, Leonard D., d. 29 Sep 1872 age 56 y 10 m
13d 31 CHANDLER, Eva C., d/o E.H. & L. CHANDLER, d. 27
Mar 1868 age 19 y 11 m 9 d (illegible verse) 32 POPPY, Amelia F., d. 12 Jul 1872 age 32 y 9 m
G.A., d. 23 Jun 1871 age 37 y 10 d; Father and Mother (illegible verse); (marker by J.M. Gorrell, New London)
33 CHANDLER, Ebenezer H., d. 9 Mar 1880 age 77 y 9 m 5 d; Father
CHANDLER, Lydia, w/o Ebenezer CHANDLER, d. 13 Dec 1892 age 88 y 1 m 25 d
34 WARNER, Marietta TURNEY, "passed away" 13 Feb 1870 age 45 y (verse "My days" rest illegible)
35 WARNER - "Our Mother" (goes with above) 36 TURNEY, Irena w/o Cyrus TURNEY, d. 2Z Jan 1865
age 65 y 37 TURNEY, Cyrus, d. 26 May 1884 age 85 y 38 ALLEN - "Charlie"
Row 5
GILBERT, Titus, d. 11 Sep 1853 age 50 y 2 m 16 d Sarah S., w/o Titus GILBERT, d. 25 Jan 1881 age
73 y 7 m 10 d [was married to Daniel WHITE when she died]
2 SHEPARD, William (rest of stone in ground) 3 SHEPARD, ---sa, w/o Wm. SHEPARD, d. 12 May 1858
age ---- (rest in ground; name Louisa?) 4 ----- (stone buried) 5 SHEPARD, Morett, d. 5 Nov 1862 age 27 y 5 m 14 d
HUR(JI CWIITY. OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTI(JIS DAY CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
6 JENNINGS, Willie, slo L.S. & M.J. JENNINGS, d. 24 Feb 1863 age 9 m 21 d (hand on stone)
7 SHEPARD, Eliza A., d/o Wm. & L. SHEPARD, d. 29 May 1842? age 4 y 1 m 4 d
8 DAY, Silvester, d. 10 Sep 1852 age 33 y 6 m 22 d (verse ends ••• "rest in heaven")
9 DAY, Elmer, slo S. & Isabella DAY, d. 20 Sep 1855 age ~? y 2? m 29 d (illegible verse)
10 DAY, Mary, d. ---- 1865 age -- y -- m 5 d (illegible verse) [probably d/o Sylvester & Isabella DAY]
11 CONVERS, Isabella, wlo Sumner CONVERS, d. 5 Oct 1859 age 40 y 8 m 28 d (illegible verse)
12 CONVERS, Sumner, slo John & M. CONVERS, d. 17 Sep 1867 age 31 y ~? m 3 d (GAR marker)
13 CROW, Lewis J., d. 6 Nov 1849 age 23 y 11 m 10 d 14 CROW, William, d. 16 Feb 1867 age 81 y 10 m 5 d
Mary, wife of William CROW, d. 12? Aug 1850 age 60 y 2 m; Father & Mother (stone by Gorrell & Co., New London)
15 DAY, Truman, slo John & Hannah DAY, d. 20 Jun 1846 age 9 m 17 d
16 BRUNDAGE, L. L. (no date/age) 17 BRUNDAGE, Senah A., wlo L.L. BRUNDAGE, d. 16 Mar
1875? age 36 y 18 HANLEY, Alta A., d/o S. & S. HANLEY, d. 4 Jun
1858 age 3 y 5 m (stone is sunk in ground) 19 ---- "J.G.R." (footstone) 20 KETCHUM, Mae B., 1875 - 1951 21 KETCHUM, Lee H., 1874 - 1945 22 KETCHUM, Clarence W., 1872 - 1904 23 HENDRYX, Harry E., slo A. & M.J. HENDRYX, d. 11
Oct 1858 age 1 y 7 m 2 d 24 HENDRYX, William ~.? H., slo A. & M.J. HENDRYX,
d. --- 185~ age -- y 5 m -- d 25 PECK, Cyrus A., slo Wm. & E. PECK, d. 22 Jul
1851? age 1 y 10 m 15 d 26 BRUNDAGE, Infant d/o Z. & S. BRUNDAGE, d. 23 Sep
1848 age 2 -- ? 27 BRUNDAGE, John M., slo Z. & S. BRUNDAGE, d. 24
Jul 1851 age 1 y 5 m 28 TRIPP, Sally d/o W.R. TRIPP, d. "in the 28 yr"
(stone sunk in ground) 29 COREY, Alzina, wlo John COREY, d. 15 Aug 1835
age 25 y 30 DAY, Anne, wlo Stephen DAY, d. 3 Aug 1861 age
70 y 5 m 12 d [2nd husband was John BATES] 31 TRIPP, Sarah, d. 6 Mar 1892 age 68 y 11 m 29 d
Reuben, d. 13 Feb 1881 age 58 y 9 m 1 d 32 HENDRYX, Rosanna A., d. ---- (sunk in ground) 33 DAY, William, d. 31 Jan 1874 age 65 y 11 m 34 DAY, Sarah Jane, wlo Wm. DAY, d. 6 Jan 1880 age
59 y 10 m 25 d; Mother 35 DAY, Marshall, d. 28 Aug 1875 age 30 y Z m 11 d 36 ---- (sunken stone) 37 ---- (sunken stone) 38 DORRANCE - "M.B.D." (footstone) 39 HENDRYX - "J.M.H." (footstone) [see Row 6] 40 DORRANCE, Matilda B., wlo Wm. DORRANCE, d. ~O
May 18--? age 31 y (stone broken, repaired) 41 COATS - "J.C." (footstone) 42 ----- (footstone, no inscription)
McCONNEL, Edwin E., slo A. & H. McCONNEL, d. 20 Aug 1849 AE. 7 m -- d
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2 McCONNELL, Mary Jane ---- (stone sunk in ground) 3 PARKER, Infant d/o ---- (illegible) [d/o George] 4 DAY, James A., d. 25 Sep 1859 age 11 y (broken) 5 DAY, Edward H., b. 22 Nov 1828 Chittenden Co.
VT; d. 4 Apr 1883; "At Rest" 6 SWEET, Dr. Holden E., d. 16 Dec 1844 age 52 y
10 m 22 d [stone by Farrell; perhaps Gorrell?] 7 MERRIFIELD, Charles B., d. 11 Jan 1862 age 18 y
2 m 21 d (illegible verse) 8 COATS, Diantha, wlo Josiah COATS, d. 19 Mar 1842
age 47 y 11 m 19 d; "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord; from henceforth yea saith the spirit that they may rest from their labors and their works."
9 ---- (blank footstone) 10 COATS, John, slo H. & N.R. COATS, d. 13 Jul 1842
age 1 y 1 m 22 d; "Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of God."
11 ---- (blank footstone) 12 NOBLES, Elisha, d. 3 Apr 1836 age 59 y 11 m
16 d; (verse ending --- "in God.") FROST, Roxiena NOBLES, wlo Joshua FROST, d. 13 Oct 1868 age 75 y
NOBLES, Nancy, d. 10 Sep 1851 age 22 y 1 m 12 d; "Gone home"
13 ---- (unmarked footstone) 14 PARKER, Joel, d. 15 Aug 1860 age 78 y 9 m 23 d
(illegible verse) 15 PARKER, Polly, wlo Joel PARKER, d. 1 Mar 1865
age 78 y 11 m 17 d (illegible verse) 16 PARKER, Stewart D., d. 6 May 1858 age 28 y 10 m
1 d 17 HENDRYX, John M., d. 3 (or 8?) Aug 1837 (or
18351) age 37 y HENDRYX, Eunice, wlo J.M. HENDRYX, d. 5 Sep 1863 age 57 y
18 BRUNDAGE, Zebulon, d. 21 Feb 1890 age 70 y 5 d Sarah, d. 25 Jan 1877 age 49 y 11 m 19 d
19 GORDON, Robert, slo R.M. & E. GORDON, d. 19 Dec 1834 age 17 y 5 m; In Memory of; "Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."
20 FISHER, John, d. 22 Aug 1844 age 40 (or 41) y 8 m 21 (or 11) d (weeping willow tree)
21 KETCHUM, Wallace W., 1849 - 1920 Helen M., his wife, 1852 - 1917
22 KETCHUM, Clarence W., 1872 - 1904 Lee H., 1874 - 1945 Mae B., 1875 - 1951
23 ---- (small footstone) 24 ---- (small footstone) 25 ---- (small footstone) 26 ROBINSON, Joseph C., d. 15 Aug 1851 AE. 63 Y 6 m
11 d (stone by Whitman & Co., Cleveland) 27 ROBINSON - "J.C.R." (footstone) 28 HANLEY, Selia, wlo Samuel HANLEY, d. 29 Jan 1859
age 40 y 3 m 18 d; "Short was my life -- -- the --; I called the saviour at the gate; And sweetly did resign my breath; into the hands of cruel death."
29 ----- (unmarked footstone) 30 IVES, Ambrose, d. 26 Jul 1851 age ~5 y
Lucy RUSSELL, his wife, d. 21 May 1891 age 83 y 31 IVES - "A.I." (footstone) 32 SANTLEY, Josiah, d. 11 Oct 1855 age --- (broken
in three pieces braced together) 33 SANTLEY, Elizabeth, d. 9 Aug 1881 age 70y 3m 23d
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DAY CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
34 .--- "Father" 35 ---- "Mother" 36 DAY, E. G., 9 May 1834 - 16 Aug 1907
Mary A., his wife, 10 Mar 1840 - 20 Nov 1900 Infant Daughter, b. 6 Jan 1861; d. 23 Jan 1861 Clarence C., b. 4 Oct 1876; d. 8 Jan 1877; children of E.G. & M.A. DAY
DAY, M. R., d. 3 May 1880 age 74 y 25 d Sarah B., his wife, d. 30 Nov 1877 age 65 y 3 m 5 d
KING, L. Estelle DAY, 23 Feb 1862 - 28 Jul 1912 37 KING - "Estelle" 38 DAY - "Father" 39 DAY - "Mother"
Row 7
FOSTER, Cyrus, d. 13 Oct 1867 age 64 y 9 m 13 d Ruth, w/o C. FOSTER, d. 20 Apr 1878 age 74 y
2 FOSTER - "Father" 3 CHANDLER - "Julia" 4 CHANDLER, J. E., 27 May 1836 - 23 May 1914
Julia A., w/o J.E. CHANDLER, 1 May 1836 - 9 Jun 1869
CHANDLER, Ada J., w/o J.E. CHANDLER, 3 Dec 1850 - 8 Oct 1920
CHANDLER, Edwin R., s/o J.E. & A.J. CHANDLER, b. 23 Oct 1883; (blank) [d. 9 Jan 1968, but buried in Fitchville Cemetery]
5 CHANDLER, Fredima, d/o J.E. & J.A. CHANDLER, 17 Apr 1857 - 1 Jun 1886
6 DAY, Josiah, d. 14 Oct 1855 age 58 y 7 m ~ d 7 DAY, Ruth D., w/o Josiah DAY, d. 9 Jul 1859 age
66y 8 DAY, Amanda, w/o E.M. DAY, d. 19 Jun 187-, age ~ y ~ m -- d (hands clutching one another)
9 DAY, Ephraim M., d. 11 Sep 1871 age 39 y 2 m 8 d; "Gone but not forgotten; Rest, Husband, rest in quiet sleep; While friends in sorrow; o'er thee weep." (made in Plymouth, 0.)
10 BARKER, Stephen M., s/o J.H. & J. BARKER, d. 1 Dec 1862 age 20 y 2 m 1 d; Private, Co. A, 101 Regt O.V.I. (illegible verse; GAR marker)
11 BARKER, Susan E., d/o John & Jane BARKER, d. 23 Aug 1849 AE. 2 y 9 m 16 d
12 BARKER, John F., s/o J.H. & J. BARKER, d. 19 Dec 1850 AE. 19 d
13 ---- "E.A.S." (footstone) 14 ---- "L.C." (footstone) 15 BRIDGE, John, s/o M. & J. BRIDGE, d. 2 Oct 1848
age 2 y 7 m 16 BRIDGE, Margaretta, d/o M. & J. BRIDGE, d. 23
Sep 1848 AE. 10 y 2 m 17 PARKER, Fanny Almira, w/o Mil~rn PARKER, d. 13
Jan 1881 age 25 y 9 m 14 d 18 McCONNELL, Jno., Co. 0, 142nd Ohio N.G. Inf.
(GAR marker) 19 ----- (stone sunken in ground) 20 McCONNELL, James A., 1817 - 1876
Elvira HACKETT, his wife, 1819 - 1899 Elizabeth N., Daughter, 1843 - 1931 Frankl in A., 1845 . 1875 Charles H., 1848 . 1870 Jimmie A., 1852 - 1860 Jay D., 1855 - 1860 Willie B., 1857 - 1864; sons of J.A. & E.
McCONNELL 410
21 McCONNELL - "Father" 22 McCONNELL - "Mother" 23 McCONNELL - "Daughter" 24 McCONNEL, Alx., d. 16 Nov 1850 AE. 63 y 8 m 23 d 25 McCONNEL, Elizabeth, w/o Alexander McCONNEL, ---
(sunk in ground) [d. 27 Apr 1840 age 53 y] 26 McCONNELL, Chester C., s/o William & Martha A.
McCONNELL, d. 6 Dec 1853 age 2 m 8 d 27 McCONNELL, Mattie J., d/o William & Martha A.
McCONNELL, d. 28 Oct 1859 age 4 y 7 m 17 d 28 McCONNELL, William Barton, 1843 - 1876, Reg.
191, Co. G (GAR marker) 29 McCONNELL, Martha Ann, 1817 - 1892 30 McCONNELL, William 1813 - 1890 31 McCONNELL, J. F. (no dates on stone) 32 McCONNELL (monument) 33 BARRITT, Wilber C., s/o R. & A.M. BARRITT, d, 10
Feb 1863 age 2 y 6 d; "The (one?) bearest light of home has fled, Whose rays such joy had given, Is set to rise no more on earth, Our Willie is in Heaven."
34 ---- (illegible marker) [Laury M. BARRITT, d/o Dyer BARRITT & Sarah ROBB, d. 17 Oct 1837 age 5 y 2 m 10 d]
35 BARRETT, Erastus, b. 6 Aug 1843; d. 5 Apr 1862 in Grafton, VA, AE. 18 y 8 m; member Co. E, 55th Reg. O.V.I. (Am Eagle on top)
36 ---- (sunken stone) [Dyer BARRITT, d. 25 Aug 1850 age 56 y 4 m -- d]
37 BARRITT - "S.B" (footstone) 38 BARRITT, Surmantha, w/o 'Hutchings D. BARRITT, d.
11 Jan 1860 age 41 y 4 m (monument by McKnight & Tyler, Mansfield, 0.)
39 DAY, Dr. Samuel, d. 30 Dec 1839 AE. 67 Y 3 m 16 d
DAY, Hannah, w/o Dr. Samuel DAY, d. 12 Apr 1845 age 53 y 2 m 12 d; "Farewell friends and children dear"
40 DAY - "S.D." (footstone) 41 DAY - "H.D." (footstone) 42 RUSSELL, Walter W., 1857 - 1918
Emma M. SPRINKLE, 1859 - 1957 43 RUSSELL, Charles E., 1835 - 1916
Emma Annette WHITE, 1835 - 1900 44 JENNE, George Ames 1891 - 1949 45 JENNE, Clara M., 1862 - 1950 46 AMES, Frank 1849 - 1883 47 CHILDS, Oliver C., slo H.W. & S. CHILDS (rest of
stone sunk in ground) 48 CHILDS, Cyrus H., s/o H.W. & S. CHILDS, d. 22
Apr 1844 AE. 7 m 4 d 49 CHILDS, Ethemer J. (no dates) [d. 10 Mar 1850
age 16 y 5 m 10 d] 50 ---- (sunken stone) [Horace W. CHILDS, d. 7 Feb
1883 age 88 y 6 m 1 d] 51 VANSIKLE, Catharine, d/o G. & A. VANSIKLE, d. 4
Mar 1859 age 8 y 5 m 26 d
DOBNEY, Richard, d. 27 Aug 1874 age 41 y 7 m 16 d; GAR marker (another line illegible)
2 HAND, Jonathan, d. 31 Mar 1840 age 72 y 3 AMES, Sarah, w/o Ambrose AMES, d. 23 Sep 1852
AE. 53 y 6 m 4 AMES, Ambrose, d. 23 Sep 1869 age 68 y 10 m
(illegible verse)
HURON COOIITY. OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
DAY CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Row 8
5 HAWLEY, Hannah, w/o S. HAWLEY, d. 10 Oct 1853 AE. 69 y 1 m (hand pointed to heaven)
6 AMES, Phebe, w/o Joseph AMES, d. 4 Dec 1850 AE. 23y4m2d
7 AMES, Joseph 1823 - 1917 8 AMES, Cynthia 1828 - 1910 9 BINGHAM, Sylvia, w/o L. BINGHAM, d/o P.T. & P.
PORTER, d. 20 Oct 1853 AE. 24 y 5 m 25 d 10 --- (unmarked footstone) 11 SUTFIN - "D.S." (footstone) 12 WHITE, Sally S., w/o Daniel WHITE, d. 11 Dec
1862 aged 58 y 3 m 26 d (illegible verse) 13 WHITE, Daniel, d. 18 Jan 1877 age 69 y 10 m 14 SUTFIN, Ellen A., d/o D. & M. SUTFIN, d. 21 Dec
1853 AE. 18 y 7 m 1 d 15 BITZER, Charles S., 1871 - 19-- (uncut)
Clara F., 1872 - 1913 16 POST, Roxana, w/o Isaiah POST, d. 26 Sep 1851
AE. 37 y 6 m 11 d 17 POST? - "Roxana, d/o --- R.P." (stone in ground) 18 --- (unmarked footstone) 19 KNOWLTON, Susan Ann DARBY, w/o Sherman KNOWLTON,
22 May 1838 - 30 Apr 1915 [other sources say she was b. 1840]
20 MORGAN, John Wallace, slo J. & C.E. MORGAN, d. 22 Sep 1848 AE. 4 y 10 m 13 (or 3?) d
21 LILLY, Earnest A., 1856 - 1930 22 LILLY (monument) 23 LILLY, Edith M., 1868 - 1952 24 STONE? - "Baby Clair, 3 Sep 1903 - 8 Jan 1904" 25 STONE, Clara, w/o R.E. STONE, 1880 - 1903 26 ---- "Bertha, 15 Jun 1877 - 24 Jul 1898" (same
type of stone as above two markers) 27 ROBINSON, Ida J., w/o L.D. ROBINSON, d. 19 Jul
1885 aged 28 y (illegible verse) 28 ROBINSON, Dwight L., 1853 - 1927
CALLINS, Sabra A., d. 1 Dec 1902 aged 60 y 25 d CALLI~, James, d. 2 Nov 1873 age 56 y 3 m 15 d Susanna, w/o James CALL IN, d. 5 Jun 1899 age
91 y 7 m 2 CALLIN - "Father" 3 CALLIN - "Mother" 4 CALLINS - "Sabra" 5 ROBINSON - "T.R." 6 ROBINSON - "L.R." 7 ROBINSON, Lewis, d. 10 Jul 1873 age 86 y 8 m 6 d
Tamer, w/o Lewis ROBINSON, d. 9 May 1861 age 75 y 10 m 21 d
ROBINSON, C. L., d. 25 Jun 1879 age 54 y 3 m 16d Mercy Ann, w/o C.L. ROBINSON, 1830 - 1922
(stone by Gorrell & Allbaugh, New London, 0) 8 ---- "Mother" 9 POND, Stephen, d. 1 Dec 1868 age 89 y 2 m 2 d
Mabel, w/o Stephen POND, d. 6 Dec 1868 age 8-1 y 11 m 2 d
10 POND, Jairus, d. 15 Nov 1872 age 54 y 9 m 11 LILLY, Perry C., 1860 - 1943 12 LILLY, A. L., 1831 - 1913 13 LILLY, Fidel ia A., 1833 - 1891 14 LILLY, Thomas B., 1862 - 1875 15 --- "J.F.B." (footstone) BRIDGE 1 16 --- "S.E.B." (footstone) 17 PARK, Julia, w/o Rufus PARK, d. 21 Jul 1852
(roses carved in top of stone)
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18 PARK, Infant slo Rufus & Julia PARK (rest sunk) 19 BRIDGE, Asabel J., slo Wm. & J.A. BRIDGE, d. 12
Oct 1852 AE. 6 m ---- (illegible) 20 BRIDGE, Frank P., slo Wm. & J.A. BRIDGE, d. 27
Oct 1855 AE. 2 y 3 m 5 d 21 GATES, Susan, d/o William & Betsey GATES (rest
sunk in ground) 22 MASTERMAN, John, 3 Nov 1836 - 28 Oct 1922
Amy Caroline DAY, his wife, 8 Feb 1839 - 16 Apr 1897
MASTERMAN, Elmer E., 1862 - 1931 23 SUTFIN, Derrick, d. 28 Nov 1852 AE . 54 y 10 m
13d 24 SUTFIN, M., w/o Derrick SUTFIN, d. 5 Jun 1874
age 68 y 8 m 27 d (broken, now illegible) 25 WHITE, B. Ford, 1811 - 1855 26 WHITE, Betsey E., 1811 - 1861 27 WHITE, Helen M., 1843 - 1861 28 CHILDS, Henry (no markings) [1838 - 28 Mar 1924] 29 CHILDS, H. W., d. 7 Feb 1883 age 88 y 6 m 1 d
E. J., slo H.W. & Sally CHILDS, d. 10 Mar 1850 age 16 y 5 m 10 d
CHILDS, C. H., slo H.W. & Sally CHILDS, d. 22 Apr 1844 age 7 m ~ d
CHILDS, O.A., slo H.W. & Sally CHILDS, d. 4 Sep 1839 age 4 y 1 m (stone dated 1888 with anchor, wheatstack, roses, ear of corn)
RUMSEY, Elmer L., 1860 - 1898 Amanda BIRT, his wife, 1861 - 1928 Loren W., 1828 - 1899 Mary E. WHITE, his wife, 1833 - blank [died 28
Apr 1914] 2 GATES, Stephen, d. 10 Feb 1863 age 77 y 6 m 4 d 3 GATES - "S.G." (footstone) 4 GATES, Betsey, w/o William GATES, d. ~ Aug 185~
age --- (stone broken) 5 GATES, William, d. 7 Apr 1864 age 55 y 5 m -- d 6 ---- (footstone, unmarked) 7 BRADLEY, Warren, d. 27 May 1882 age 56 y 8 m
20 d (GAR marker) BRADLEY, Anna, d. 11 May 1888 age 61 y 4 m 20 d
8 STEVENS, Sarah B., b. 7 Feb 1806; d. 12 Oct 1893 ROGERS, Oliy, w/o Nathaniel ROGERS, d. 5 Sep
1854 age 68 y 9 STEVENS - "S.B.S." (footstone) 10 ROGERS - "O.R." (footstone) 11 BRENENSTUL, Sarah A., w/o Isaac M. BRENENSTUL,
d. 20 Aug 1905 age 79 y 4 m 17 d [m2 A. PLATTO] BRENENSTUL, Isaac M., d. 20 Dec 1879 age 67 y 4 m 8 d
12 ---- (footstone, unmarked) 13 --- "S.P.B." ? (footstone) 14 --- "A.J.B." ? (footstone) 15 DAY, W. Allen 1841 - 1917
Frances A., 1846 - 1924 16 KETCHAM, David, slo S.M. & L.M. KETCHAM, d. 6
Jun 1882 age 11 y 14 d (4 line verse) 17 KETCHAM, Sevelom, b. 18 Feb 1832; d. 21 Jan 1895
Louisa M., his wife, b. 2 Apr 1844; d. 20 Jul 1919; "Rock of Ages Cleft For Me"
18 DAY, Sophia J., w/o H.K. DAY, d. 8 Jun 1877 age 22 y 8 m fO d (hands clutching one another)
19 RICHARD, Martha, w/o Leonard RICHARD, d. 11 Nov 1868 age 56 y 9 m 21 d
IUlOI aUITY. OHIO CEJETERY INSCRIPTIONS
DAY & EAST CREEK CEMETERIES, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
The following individuals are believed to be buried in Day Cemetery, but without gravestones:
AMES, Bishop, s/o A. & S. AMES, d. 11 Sep 1839 age 5 y 6 m [stone there in early reading]
BARRETT, Alice BRADLEY, w/o Ransom BARRETT, d. 24 Mar 1917 age 68 y
BARRETT, William Maurie, s/o William H. & Emma BARRETT, b. 15 Mar 1925; d. 18 Mar 1925
BARTLETT, Lucius F., d. 14 Dec 1979 Jackson, MI CHILDS, Sally AMES, w/o H.W. CHILDS, b. 2 Aug 1810; d. 3 Sep 1898
CLOSE, Owen Nelson, b. 1 May 1954; d. age 13 d COLE, Demerrit, d. 25 Apr 1829 AE 24 Y 5 m 25 d
[copied in an earlier reading, possible error] DARBY, Amos, b. 1815; d. 6 Apr 1833 DARBY, Nancy McCONNELL, w/o Amos DARBY, d. about
1846, age about 30 y DARBY, William, s/o Amos & Nancy DARBY, b. 1846; d.
Aug 1849 DAY, Jonathan T., Sr., d. 2 Feb 1965 age 74 y GIRADOT, Myrtle COOK, b. 7 Apr 1912; d. 12 Oct 1978 GRANNEMAN, Sarah Beth, b. 23 May 1977; d. 28 Jul
1980 (killed in accident in Day Cemetery) HENNEN, William, b. 10 Jan 1915; d. 2 Jun 1953 JUSTICE, George, d. 22 Mar 1887 - "moved from Day Cemetery"
KILLEN, Catharine Ellen MOTTER COOKE, w/o James P. KILLEN, b. 21 Aug 1857; d. 5 Jan 1928
KILLEN, James P., b. 22 Aug 1830; d. 14 Dec 1910 KNAPP, Ned, s/o R. & A.M. KNAPP, d. 24 Oct 1864 age
15 ? m 4 d [stone there in early reading] McCONNELL, John, b. 1811; d. 7 Oct 1875 POST, Betsey Ann HOFFSTATTER, w/o Orlando POST, b.
14 Sep 1832; d. 23 Feb 1917 POST, Orlando Parley, b. 6 Nov 1832; d. 30 Dec 1928 POST, William H., b. 1878; d. 1 Oct 1940 PURDY, Alexander Wallace, b. 27 Mar 1814; d. 22 Jun
1881 PURDY, Frankie, child of A.W. & S.M. PURDY, b.
1852; d. 10 Jan 1860 PURDY, Louisa, d/o A.W. & S.M. PURDY, b. 1853; d. 20 Feb 1860
PURDY, Nellie KOSHT, w/o John H. PURDY, d. Feb 1898 age 27 y
PURDY, Patrick, s/o A.W. & S.M. PURDY, d. about 1859-1860
PURDY, Sarah A., d/o A.W. & S.M. PURDY, b. 1849; d. 20 Dec 1859
PURDY, Sarah Mead RooRBACK, w/o Alexander Wallace PURDY, b. 12 Oct 1822; d. 19 Nov 1912
PURDY, William Adam Craighead, s/o A.W. & S.M. PURDY, b. 9 Sep 1859; d. 13 Jan 1944
RooRBACK, Ann SPOONER, w/o John RooRBACK, b. 24 Mar 1800; d. 13 Oct 1879
RooRBACK, Ann SUTHERLAND, w/o Jacob RooRBACK, b. 2 May 1793; d. 20 Jun 1848
RooRBACK, Jacob, b. 27 Feb 1792; d. 21 Mar 1860 RooRBACK, John, b. 22 Feb 1796; d. 6 May 1862 SEARL, H. Gene LUTZ, w/o Ralph W. SEARL, d. 3 Sep
1978 age 65 y SUTFIN, Ellen A., d/o D. & M. SUTFIN, d. 21 Dec
1853 age 18 y 7 m 1 d [copied earlier reading] TRIPP, Ruth, d/o R. & S. TRIPP, d. 19 Aug 1848 age 3 y [stone there in early reading]
WHITE, Rosella, b. 18 May 1839; d. 1 Jan 1913 WILLIAMS, Rosalee JARRELLS, w/o Lee Bob WILLIAMS,
b. 1 Mar 1932; d. 12 Nov 1962, age 30 y WOOORUFF, Jane L. HURD, w/o Royal WOODRUFF
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East Creek Cemetery
East Creek Cemetery is located in Sect. 2, TWp. 2, Range 20, New London Twp., on the east side of Butler Road just north of Fayette Road. It has also been called Fancher, Underhi ll, or Ketchum Cemetery. There are no Ketchum stones, but they lived adjacent to the cemetery in the schoolhouse until very recently. This cemetery was copied in May and June 1982 by Thomas Stephen Neel, and was corrpared to earl ier transcriptions done by Irene Thomas, Marjorie Cherry, and Henry Timman. Minutes indicate that the East Creek Cemetery Association was organized at the school on June 11 and July 9, 1859, with C.W. Johnson, L.S. Foster, and D.S. Pond elected as Trustees.
CONVERSE, Delia 1831 - 1886 Mother
, Hattie M. (remainder illegible; may say "died Mar. 22, 186-")
1 KESLER, Marion 1853· 1897 (fallen) 2 KESLER, Paul Marion, s/o --- KESLER, d. § Feb
1898 (two line verse; difficult to read) 3 KES~LER, E. A., b. 21 Apr 1881; d. 3 Oct 1901,
age 20 y 6 m 12 d; Co. C, 4th US Cavalry (Sp Am War marker)
BRACY, Nathaniel, d. 14 May 1863 age 75 y (another line is illegible)
2 BRACY, Rhue 1806 - 1881 Mother 3 BRACY, Daniel 1838 - 1870
WARD, Hiram N., s/o G. & E.S. WARD, "of Co. 0, 25th Regt. O.V.I. Ohio Vol., Died at Beverly, Va. Mar. 23, 1862; AE. 23 Yrs., 2 M., 7 d.; True to our Country; "Brother thou art gone to rest, The Toils and cares are ore. And sorrow pain and suffering, Shall neer disturb thee more." (stone by T.S. Warren & Bro., Norwalk, OH) (GAR marker) [records indicate his father was Jonathan Ward, although stone says "G"]
2 WARD, Ruth E., d/o J. & E.S. WARD, d. 8 Feb 1864 age 18 y 8 m --- (stone almost illegible)
3 WARD, Jonathan, d. 5 Dec 1878 age 76 y 11 m 13 d 4 WARD, Elizabeth S., w/o Jonathan WARD, d. 8 Jul
1876 age 66 y 10 m 26 d 5 STONE, Rachel, w/o Nathan STONE, d. 19 Nov 1873
age 83 y 3 m 19 d 6 UNDERHILL - "U" (four lot corner markers) 7 POWLES, Janie E., d/o N.H. & J. UNDERHILL, w/o
Caleb B. POWLES, d. 2 Apr 1870 age 23 y 1 m 1 d; "Holy Bible; This precious book my darling bride, Thy girlhood's gift to me. The truest friend my faithful guide, Through life shall ever be. Upon its promises I'll lean, And look by faith above; Until! I go to dwell with thee, And Jesus whom I love."
HURON OOUNTY~ OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS EAST CREEK CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
8 UNDERHILL, Nathan G., s/o Nathan H. & Jane A. UNDERHILL, b. 13 Mar 1855; d. 9 Jun 1884
9 BRACY, Nelson, d. 16 Apr 1881 age 64 y 1 m 24 d; "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"
BRACY, Homer E., s/o N. & L. BRACY, d. 17 Aug 1867 age 4 y 1 m 10 d
10 BRACY, Lavinia, w/o Nelson BRACY, d. 10 Dec 1889 age 68 y 6 m 13 d; "We loved her yes we loved her, But angels loved her more. And they have secretly called her, To yonder shining shore."
11 INGRAHAM, Theo D., 1877 - 1953
SMITH, Abraham, d. 24 Feb 1858 age 74 y (illegible one line verse)
2 BRAMAN, Ida E., d/o S.G. & B. BRAMAN, d. 30 Aug 1858 AE. 4 m 12 d (broken; nearly illegible)
3 BRACY (unmarked footmarker behind Nelson BRACY) 4 BRACY - "L.B." (behind Lavinia BRACY) 5 JONES, Beatrice I., 1918 - blank
Ivan L., 1917 - 1978 (\1\111 marker)
Row 7
HIGLEY, Polly, w/o Timothy HIGLEY, d. 25 Sep 1861 aged 82 y 9 m 5 d
2 BRACY, Jennie, w/o George BRACY, d. 11 Aug 1866 age 24 y 5 m
3 FOSTER, Anna Maria, d/o L.P. & P.O. FOSTER, d. 12 Nov 1857 age 4 y 4 m 14(or 17) d (broken)
4 WEBB, Ephriam, d. 12 Oct 1861 age 77 y 1 m (illegible four line verse)
5 WEBB - "E.W." (footmarker) 6 WEBB, Alathear, w/o Ephriam WEBB, d. 19 May 1863
age 78 y 1 m 2 d (illegible four line verse) 7 WEBB - "A.W."
STEVENS, Alice, d/o G.D. & L. STEVENS, d. 6 Jan 1859 age 4 y ~ m 3 d (two line illegible verse)
2 LOWERY, Anjuwane, w/o Joseph LOWERY, d. 9 Feb 1891 age 47 y 3 m 11 d
3 LEAKE, Vivian R., 22 Sep 1882 - 13 Sep 1953 4 JUSTICE, Dorr M., d. 15 Jul 1892 age 22 y 5 m
20 d; Jr.O .U.A.M.; "At Rest, Our Son and Brother"
5 JUSTICE, Rebecca A. THOMAS, 7 Sep 1841 - 26 Jan 1925
6 COPLEY, Clara L., 1920 - blank Alfred L., 1920 - 1970
POND, Abyah E., w/o Stephen Pond Jr., d. 2 May 1848 AE. 38 y 2 m
2 POND, Abel, d. 20 Sep 1822 AE. 43 Y 9 m 22 d; "Not dead but gone beyond."
3 POND, Florenf W., d/o A.a. & M.M. POND, d. 30 Dec 1859 age 2 m 24 d
4 WEBB --- (broken base next to David WEBB) 5 WEBB - "M.M.W." (footmarker out of place) 6 WEBB, David S. , s/o H. & L. WEBB, d. 18 Oct
1851 age 9 y 11 m 7 d 7 WEBB, Lucy, w/o Horace WEBB, d. 21 Feb 1852 age
43 y 9 m 1 d
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8 WEBB, Sarah, w/o Horace WEBB, d. 4 Mar 1877 age 44 y 11 m 20 d (6 line verse, could make out 1st, 5th & 6th lines: "Dear Mother thou hath left us; ... ; For death has stricken its blow, Blessed are they who die in the Lord.")
9 WEBB, Manly M., s/o D. & A. WEBB, d. 23 Sep 18ZS age 1 y 28 d
10 KNAPP, Gilead, d. 11 Mar 1881 age 59 y 2 m 3 d Phebe, his wife, d. 19 Nov 1898 age 77 y 8 m Manley, d. 26 May 1858 age 4 y 4 m 8 d Orpha, d. 30 Mar 1860 age 2 m; children of Gilead & Phebe KNAPP
11 PETTY, Levi, 1849 - 1922 Jen 1851 - 1905 Angie 1874 - 1922
12 PRICE, Clarence W., 1893 - 1971 [served in Army, but there is no marker] .
PRICE, Nellie R., 1901 - 1971 13 FARR, Mark Lee, 24 Sep 1979 - 11 Oct 1979
POND -"A.E.P." (footmarker for Abyah E. POND) [this is out of place in the walled SHAW lot]
2 SHAW - "L.S." (footmarker for Lockwood SHAW) 3 SHAW - "J.S." (footmarker for Jane SHAW) 4 SHAW, Agness, w/o Joseph SHAW, d. 12 Dec 1849
age ~ y (or 77 y) (left side) SHAW, Matilda, d. 26 Mar 1873 age 57 y (front)
5 SHAW, Chauncey, d. 28 Nov 1854 age 52 y (four line verse possibly readable if correct lighting)
6 UNDERHILL, Julia A., w/o N.H. UNDERHILL, d. Jun 1888 age 76 y (front)
SHAW, Chauncey, d. 28 Nov 1854 age 52 y (left) SHAW, Lockwood, d. 24 Nov 1858 age 66 y Jane, his wife, d. 3 Apr 1878 age 77 y (right)
7 VANATOR, John W., d. 1 Sep 1861 age 38 y 2 m 27 d; "My aching head now at rest, My wanderings in darkness are ore. I have gone to dwell with the blind, Where I'll be with in the light evermore. For near sixteen years did I live, In bl indness, sorrow, and pain. And now I rejoice to leave. And return to the dust whence I came." [bl ind in the 1850 census]
8 TAYLOR, Gybbs C., s/o L.S. & G.L. TAYLOR, d. 26 Jan 1851 age 1 y 2 m
9 KNAPP - "Orpha" (footmarker) 10 KNAPP - "Manley" (footmarker) 11 KNAPP, Infant d/o G. & P. KNAPP (no dates) 12 KNAPP --- (fieldstone of reddish creekbed
material three feet directly behind above may serve as a footmarker)
13 KNAPP - "Father" (footmarker for Gilead KNAPP) 14 KNAPP - "Mother" (footmarker for Phebe KNAPP) 15 JOHNSON, George W., s/o C.W. & D. JOHNSON, d. 1
Apr 1873 age 26 y 7 m 16 JOHNSON, Abram H., d. 19 Feb 1865 age 70 y 7 m
12 d; "Sacred to the Memory of my Husband" 17 JOHNSON, Gilbert L., 1828 - 1918
Rhoda Ann, his wife, 1829 - 1915 18 JOHNSON, Walton K., s/o G.L. & R.A. JOHNSON, d.
24 Jun 1864 age 6 y 5 d 19 KNAPP, Elpha Jane 1857 - 1934 Mother 20 TRZCINSKI, Joe, Sep 1902 - Feb 1979 (on metal
marker); Joseph TR~INSKI, Feb. 8, 1979 (on funeral home marker) [death record - TRZCINSKI]
HURON COUNTY. OHIO CEMETERY IN~IPTIONS EAST CREEK CEMETERY & GOLDING CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Row 11
CARD, Polly, wlo William CARD, d. 11 Sep 1848 age 26 y 4 m 23 d
2 CARD --- (boulder, no markings, possibly a footstone in year of Polly CARD above)
3 CARD, Lovina, dlo Wm. & Polly CARD, d. 17 Sep 1848 AE. 2 y 7 m 2 d
4 CARD - "L.C." (footstone) 5 VANATOR - "J.W.V." (footstone for John 101.) 6 BRAMAN, David, d. 25 Jan 1847 AE. 28 y 6 m 10 d 7 JOHNSON, Estella E., dlo C.W. & D. JOHNSON, d.
18 Mar 1860 age 10 m 24 d; "Gone to Rest" 8 JOHNSON ---- (fieldstone, no markings, directly
behind above, perhaps a footmarker) 9 JOHNSON ---- (marble footmarker, no markings,
behind George W. JOHNSON stone in previous row)
BRACY, Henry J., slo N. & L. BRACY, d. 25 Sep 1848 age 5 m (broken; propped against tree)
2 BRACY, Horace, slo N. & L. BRACY, d. 14 Sep 1848 AE. 2 y 8 m
, 3 ----- (footmarker, long narrow, no markings) 4 ----- (base of slate stone) 5 ----- (slate stone, no markings) 6 STEVENS, Leonard, slo G.D. & L. STEVENS, d. 7
Sep 1848 age 4 y ~ m 1 d; "Jesus bids me come and lie in his arms" (propped against Almanza SHIPMAN stone)
7 BRAMAN - "D.B.B." (footmarker for David Briggs BRAMAN; GAR marker here also, but he died before the war)
8 SHIPMAN, Almanza M., slo A. & J. SHIPMAN, d. 24 Sep 1853 AE. 1 y 9 m 13 d; "Suffer little children come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of heaven" (broken in three pieces)
9 ----- (footmarker next to SHIPMAN grave) 10 SHIPMAN, Infant slo C.(or G.) & A. SHIPMAN, d.
26 Sep 1853 (perhaps 16 d?; stone broken at base; two line verse partially readable: "Here lies our Infant ... ")
11 SHIPMAN - "1.S." (footstone for Infant SHIPMAN) 12 WALTON, John, slo John & Polly WALTON, d. 11 Dec
1856 age 23 y 7 m 6 d (stone broken at date) 13 WALTON - "J.W." (footstone for above) 14 JOHNSON, Emily D., dlo G.W. & Delia JOHNSON, d.
4 SeD 1854 age 2 y 1 m; "Gone to Rest" (stone also broken at date line)
15 JOHNSON - "E.J." (footstone for above) 16 SHIPMAN, Jane, wlo A. SHIPMAN, d. 6 Jun 1857 age
31 y 5 m 5 d 17 SHIPMAN - "J.S." (footstone for above) 18 WILSON, Lewis D., slo J. & A.M. WILSON, d. 22
A-- 1857 age 2 y 23 d (stone is borken in three pieces; also a 4 line verse; only some words readable)
19 WILSON - "L.D.W." (footstone for above)
Several additional burials are noted in previous transcriptions, newspaper obituaries, and death records as follows:
(The New London Record of 7 Oct 1897 states that a Revolutionary War soldier is buried in the East Creek Cemetery in an unmarked grave, but it does not give a name or further information)
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Unmarked Graves. East Creek
BRAMAN, Jesse, b. 3 or 29 --- 1782; d. 8 May 1839; slo Jesse & Martha MUDGE BRAMAN Sr. He was a Free Will Baptist preacher, a shoemaker, and the first person buried in the cemetery. There is a depression to the right of the David BRAMAN grave.
FANCHER, Charles, slo James A. & Sarah DOTY FANCHER, b. ca. 1837; listed age 13 in 1850 census; died young, unmarried.
FANCHER, James A., b. 2 Nov 1790; d. 21 Nov 1871; War of 1812 soldier, Capt. Cain's NY Militia (in northwest corner says family)
HOUGHTLEN, ---, dlo Fred Lewis HOUGHTLEN & Bertha L. KETCHUM (date, location unknown)
JOHNSON, Sally WALTON, wlo Abraham or Abram H. JOHNSON, b. ca. 1796 CT; d. 1872 (county history says she was buried here)
REST, William F., d. 7 Jan 1979 age 68 at New London (buried in southeast corner, Lot AB#1 per New London TWp. Trustee records)
SHIPMAN, Charles, d. 24 Oct 1871 Norwalk, age 45 (the unmarked grave of this Civil War soldier and brother to Anthony SHIPMAN; in 1958, a GAR marker was on the spot; it may be the one that is now beside the David BRAMAN footstone)
SHIPMAN, John, slo P.H. & Ruth SHIPMAN, no dates (found on 1958 Thomas-Cherry listing; possibly a son of Phineas SHIPMAN in the 1850 Clarksfield TWp. census)
VANATOR, Benjamin, slo John w. & Phidilla HUNTER VANATOR, age 3 in 1850 census; d. 1876; Private, 12th Ohio Battery, Light Artillery (in 1958 reading, there was a GAR marker beside his father's grave; John was blind and certainly didn't serve, and it is believed this marker was for Benjamin; the New London Record 9 Nov 1876 says that Ben VANATOR died at Clyde, Ohio, and was buried in the Fancher Graveyard, New London Twp.)
WEBB, Horace, possibly d. 7 Aug 1891 ("Died at the home of his daughter in New London village on Friday afternoon. He had been sick several months. Buried in East Creek Cemetery" - New London Record 13 Aug 1891 obituary from McClave Scrapbook)
GOLDING CEMETERY
Golding Cemetery is located in Sect. 4, TWp. 2, Range 20, on the east side of Townline Rd. 79, about 1/4th mi le north of SR 162, 1 1/4 mi le west of New London. It is sometimes called the Mead Cemetery or the Carpenter Cemetery. This was copied by Thomas Stephen Neel about 1987.
1 SMITH, Thomas J., b. 6 Apr 1827; d. 10 Jul 1899 2 SMITH, Caroline 1805 - 1872 3 MEAD, Rowena HOLIDAY, wlo Peter MEAD, b. "on
Pompey Hill, Onondaga County, New York 1807"; d. 1882 age 75 y (left side)
MEAD - "Father and Mother Mead" (front) MEAD, Peter Esq., b. "in Greenwich Township,
Fairfield County, Connecticut 1781, a Soldier of the War of 1812, Died 1854 aged 73 y'rs; the First Settler of Fitchville Township" (GAR marker?; right side)
HURON COONTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
GOLDING CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
4 MEAD, Mary, d/o P. & A. MEAD (stone broken, but has no dates) [History of Fitchville indicates she di~ 1848, age 22 yl
5 MEAD - "M.M." (footstone) 6 MEAD, Newberry, d. 1 May 1856 age 50 y 1 m 12 d 7 MEAD - "N.M." (footstone) 8 MEAD, Kittie B., 1879 - 1880
Arlie A., 1867 - 1876; d/o J.T. & P.J. MEAD 9 GOLDING - "A.G." (footstone) 10 GOLDING - "J.R.G." (footstone) 11 GOLDING, James R., d. 12 Jan 1877 age 43 y 6 m
Addie, d/o J.R. & M.J. GOLDING, d. 21 Apr 1867 age 5 y 14 d (left side)
GOLDING, Robert, d. 28 Apr 1853 age 54 y 6 m 26 d (front)
GOLDING, Rosannah, w/o Robt. GOLDING (no dates) 12 GOLDING, Elizabeth, d. 26 Nov 1889 age 57 y 10 m
5 d 13 GOLDEN, Eliza A., w/o Gilbert M. GOLDEN, d. 1
Jan 1884 age 60 y 6 m 19 d; "Mother dear rest in peace, for in Heaven your Earthly cares are o'er."
14 GOLDEN - "E.A.G." (footmarker) 15 GOLDEN, Gilbert M., d. 22 Oct 1866, age 37 y
8 m 10 d; "The eye of him that hath seen me, shall see me no more. their eyes are upon me and I am not." (stone by R.Fulton, New London)
16 GOLDEN - "G.M.G." (footmarker)
WOOD, Minnie 1865 - 1951 Gilbert M., 1862 - 1920
2 WOOD, Hila 1840 - 1938 Willis 1828 - 1885
3 WOOD, Sarah, w/o Gilbert WOOD, d. 9 Mar 1850 age 52 y
4 WOOD, Gilbert, d. 29 May 1877 age 76 y 3 m 12 d 5 CARPENTER - "S.E.C." (footstone) 6 CARPENTER, Sarah E., d/o I. & M.J. CARPENTER, d.
19 Apr 1845 age 1 y 8 m 20 d (left side) CARPENTER, Isaac, d. 18 Apr 185~ age 39 y 9 m 4 d (front side)
CARPENTER, Mary J., w/o Isaac CARPENTER, d. 4 Oct 1863 age 41 y 11 m 2 d
7 CARPENTER - "I.C." (footstone) 8 CARPENTER - "M.J.C." (footstone) 9 STEVENS, Eliza 1846 - 1924; "All at Rest";
Mother 10 STEVENS, Charley 1876 - 1900 11 STEVENS, Mark 1843 - 1913; "Soldier Rest";
Father (IOOF & GAR markers) 12 KNOWLTON, George 1859 - 1893
Alberta 1861 - 1886
1 CARPENTER - "Mary" 2 CARPENTER - "Mother" 3 CARPENTER - "Father" 4 CARPENTER, Okley E., d. 17 Feb 1883 age 23 y
Wellington W., d. 11 May 1883 age 32 y 9 m (left side)
CARPENTER, Henry F., d. 13 Jun 1887 age 76 y 6 m Ester M., w/o Henry F. CARPENTER, d. 28 Jan 1888 age 72 y 5 m (front)
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4 CARPENTER, Wesley J., d. 11 May 1876 age 23 y 4 m 15 d
CARPENTER, Mary A., d. 15 Oct 1858 age 3 y 2 m 6 d (right side)
5 CARPENTER - "WeUey" (F.L.T. marker) 6 CARPENTER - "Ok ley" 7 CARPENTER - "Wesley" 8 WHEATON, Bushnell O.W., s/o S.W . & S.
WHEATON, d. 23 Mar 1856 age 8 y 10 m 9 WAT~RHOUSE, W. G., 9 Aug 1853 - 24 Aug 1922
Alma, his wife, 7 Nov 1859 - 1 May 1920
WOOD, William J., 1860 - 1931 Rowena J. MEAD, his wife, 1861 - 1919
2 MEAD, Johnathan Trumbull, "A Soldier of the Civil War, Son of Peter Mead Esq."; 25 Apr 1835 - 20 Apr 1919 (GAR marker)
MEAD, Pamelia Jane DANIELS, his wife, 20 Aug 1839 - 28 Oct 1917
3 MEAD, Nan McL., 1875 - 1924 4 MEAD, Charles Newbury, Tr.C., 1 Ohio Cav., Sp.
Am. War (Sp Am War marker) 5 CARPENTER, Mary T., 1856 - 1884 6 WOOD, Jedediah, 1822 - 1894
Susan TOWNSEND 1830 - 1919 Della May 1870 - 1884
7 TOWNSEND, Richard L., 1796 - 1860 Margaret 1809 - 1885
ONEY, Edna 1910 - 1929 Mother Dennis Carl 1929 Son
2 SHARP --- "Mother" (cement base only) 3 WATERHOUSE 4 WATERHOUSE, Hannah M., 1828 - 1906 5 WATERHOUSE, Israel L., 1819 - 1897 6 GOLDEN, Minerva 1836 - 1914 7 REYNOLDS, Jessie 1865 - 1917 8 WASHBURN, Frances M., 1863 - 1944 Mother
James P., 1861 - 1937 Father 9 WOOD, Bert 1875 - 1924
Ida BALDWIN, 1882 - 1941 Lt. Jedd Delbert 1917 - 1943 North Africa (WII marker)
(half of a red granite boulder - The History of Fitchville mentions a half buried stone with only the name "Earl" on it)
2 ---- "Mother" 3 BUXTON, Fannie F., 1891 - 1952; "Darling Wife
and Mother" 4 BUXTON, A. L., Sr., 1910 - 1962; "They say time
heals all sorrow, and helps us to forget, But time so far has only proved, How much we miss him yet. God gave us strength to fight it, And courage to bear the blow, But what it meant to lose him, No one will ever know."
5 ---- (wreath over fresh grave; no marker) 6 PEARCE, Margaret R., 1895 - 1931 7 PEARCE, James Otis, March 1919 8 JANOSKO, Patricia J., 1929 - 1972 Mother
David J., 1953 - blank; Son
IIURON autTY, 01110 CEJETERY INSCRIPTIOIIIS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
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GROVE STREET CEMETERY
Grove Street Cemetery is located in Sect. 4, TWp. 2, Range 20, on the south side of Grove Street just west from SR 60 in New London. Stones were copied by Tom Neel in 1982, with some updates later. The mausolellllS were copied by Larry Templeton. Lot owner records are kept at the New London Village Office and the New London Public Library.
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 1 ==;:..,:.;~----
1 HALL, Joseph G. 1835-1908 (GAR marker) 2 HALL, Mary WATTERS 1838-1919 (WRC marker) 3 HALL, Vada L. d/o Joseph & Mary HALL, d. 22 Aug
1887 age 12 y 4 m 18 d HALL (made by Gorrell) 4 BELVILLE, Uretta C. 1844-1911 Mother
Chancy R. 1841-1885 Father 5 WINEBAR, Ella Naomi d/o E.A. & E.M. WINEBAR,
b. 6 Oct 1891; d. 6 Dec 1901 6 WINEBAR, Edith M. VAN HORN, w/o E.A. WINEBAR,
1869-1929 7 WINEBAR, E. A. 1866-1949 8 VAN HORN, Rosella GREGORY w/o G.A. VAN HORN,
1846-1904 9 VAN HORN, G. A., 14 Apr 1841 - 30 Dec 1899 10 WORST, Augusta E. KREBS, w/o W.H. WORST, 1857-
1907 11 WORST, W. H., 27 Sep 1858 - 3 Mar 1915 12 JENNEY, Betsy A. BARRETT w/o Geo. T. JENNEY,
1841-1924 13 POWERS, Rollin B., 1867-1944
Mary L., 1869-1943 14 LILLY, Avis L., 1894-1979
Thomas P., 1890-1951 (reverse says LILLY) 15 POWERS, Elizabeth A. COPE w/o Rollin C. POWERS,
1835-1921 16 POWERS, R. C., b. 12 Jan 1823; d. 6 Jan 1902 17 LILLY, Josephine P. w/o L.D. LILLY; d/o R.C. &
E.A . POWERS, d. 29 July 1890 age 24 y 18 POWERS, Maud d/o R.C. & A. POWERS, 1871-1873 19 POWERS ("p" lot corner marker) 20 UPDIKE, Mary C., d. 19 Apr 1887 age 58 y (GAR
marker ?) 21 POWERS, Minerva C., w/o A.A. POWERS, d. 28 Aug
1864 age 34 y -22 THOM, James, Twelfth Ohio Independent Battery,
L.A., 1828-1910 THOM, William Byron, 1858-1945
Ada Belle 1860-1880 23 THOM, Martha w/o James THOM, d. 7 July 1868 age
36 y 25 d (6 line verse) 24 THOM, Jas., 12 Ohio L.A. (GAR marker) 25 GOLDING, Carrie V., 1856-1943 26 ALLBAUGH, John C., 20 Dec 1826-5 July 1910
Cynth a BARTON, his wife, 3 Oct 1829-4 Sep 1903 27 ALLBAUGH or POST (??), Charles E., 1869-1869 28 POST, Adilla E., 1857-1944 Mother 29 POST, Chas. B., 1850-1923 Father 30 POST, Stanley John, 1878-1967 31 PARRISH, Elizabeth, 1852-1923
John L., 1853-19 __
Section 1 - Row 2
1 FARNSWORTH, Robert N., Sl US Navy, WW II, 17 June 1926 - 24 Apr 1978
2 BRUNDAGE, ----- (1911) - This is a crypt with five graves full, three empty, no markings.
3 KNAPP, F. Ellen, 1838-1903 (WRC marker) . 4 KNAPP, J. Murray, 1837-1907 5 MORRIS, Myron N., 1813-1885 (left side)
Elvira BLODGETTE, his wife, 1814-1889 MORRIS, Cuyler, s/o M.N. & E. MORRIS, d. 20 --- 1869 age 25 y -- m (front - illegible) MORRI~yron 570 M.N. & E. MORRIS, d. 12 June
1855 age 16 y 1 (or 4) m (illegible) --MORRIS, John M.~ d. 26 Dec 1862, age 27 y,
member Co. ~, 2nd (or 8th) O~.I. (right side)
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Section 1 - Row 2
5 MORRIS, Deverra d/o M.N. & E. MORRIS, d. 20 Jan 1872 age 19-Y 8 m (right side - illegible) -
6 MORRIS, Taylor ;/0 M.N. & E. MORRIS, d. 2 Sept 1849 age 3 y 2 m 9 d (GAR marker ?)
7 --- (base, no stone - perhaps a well here) 8 BURLEW, Clarinda, b. 14 Feb 1830; d. 23 Aug 1910
Mother 9 HELLIKER, Julia w/o William HELLIKER, d. 21 Oct
1889 age 82 y 4 m 7 d (left side) HE~IKER, William, d. 23 July 1871 age 71 y 11 m
11 d 10 PERKINS, Catharine M., 1826-1891 11 PERKINS (large marker) 12 PERKINS, Wesley s/o D.W. &- G.W. PERKINS, 1873-
1875 13 CLAPSADDLE, Ada M., 1872-1921 14 PARKER, Emanuel 1856-1922
Alice M. CARPENTER, his wife, 1870-1943
Section 1 - Row 3
1 CODY, Harold L., 1914-1977 Minnie 1., 1920-__
2 TATE, Wilmer M., 1916-1976 Father 3 FARNSWORTH, Edward R., 1902-1974
Thelma E., 1906-__ 4 DOTY, Dora E., 1872-1949 Mother
William J., 1876-1929 Father 5 LENOX, Bessie ELY, 1882 -1932 6 ROSIN, Peter 1889-1930
Bessie TZANAKIS, 1904-1957 7 CRITTENDEN, Annie M., 1875-1955
Lucius B., 1872-1964 8 McCALEB, W. Leon, d. 30 Mar 1887 age 2 y 2 m 20d 9 FLINT "Lot 61" (corner markers)-10 FLINT, Edwin H. 11 FLINT, Lovisa M. 12 FLINT, Frank D. 13 FLINT, Frank D., s /o James E. & Lovisa M. FLINT,
1858-1883 (left side) FLINT, Anna E., w/o Frank D. FLINT, 1863-1885 FLINT, Edwin H., s/o James E. & Lovisa HURD
FLINT, b. 4 Feb 1862, d. 19 Oct 1930 (front) FLINT, Lovisa M. HURD w/o James E. FLINT, d. 26
Aug 1898 age 65 y 1 m 26 d (right side) FLINT, James E., b. 1831, d. 1918 (1884) (reverse)
14 FLINT, Anna E. 15 FLINT, James E. 16 FLINT "Lot 61" (corner markers) 17 ---- (stone wall around empty area) 18 HICKEY, Emmett P., Mus'n., Co. A, 10 ME Inf.
(GAR marker) 19 BUMP, John H., b. 10 July 1841, d. 1 Dec 1878
(masonic symbol - "He died as he lived, a pious and upright man"; stone is broken)
20 KING, V. J., 1856-1907 (left side) CLARK, Josephus, 1832-1909 (front side) Adaline A. MILLAR, his wife, 1836-1909
RUSSELL, Josephu; C., 1875-1879 (right side) CLARK, Lottie R., 1855-1896 (reverse) Myrtle E., 1859-1889
21 RUSSELL, Josephus Clark, d/o ------, d. 21 June 1879 age 1 y 1 m 19 d (very illegible)
22 FULTON, Isabell, d~4 Mar 1857 age 85 y (left) STARBIRD, Austin, b. 31 Jan 1820; d. 23 Mar 1875
Mary Jane, his wife, b. 20 Mar 1820; d. 16 June 1891 (front)
STARBIRD, Isibel1a, b. 1 Mar 1852; d. 21 July 1853 (right-side)
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 3 ---- - - ---23 STARBIRD, Ida B., 1854-1932 24 PORTER, Louisa B., b. 5 Jan 1816; d. 29 Mar 1896
Alexander, b. 10 Feb 1812; d. 21 Nov 1873 Mary E., b. 8 Nov 1847; d. 3 May 1854
25 BRADLEY, Marium, b. 26 Nov 1801; d. 24 July 1871 age 69 y 7 m 28 d (left side)
BRADLEY - "Father and Mother" (front) BRADLEY, Josiah, b. 5 May 1799, d. 30 Jan 1892,
age 92 y 8 m 25 d (right side) 26 SEGUR, Mrs. Joe 27 SEGUR, Joe 28 CROW, Charles E., 1872-1946
Gertrude 1874-1923
Section 1 - Row 4
1 CARPENTER, Walter 1876-1944 2 ---- (base with no stone) 3 STAUFFER, W. A., 1874-1950 4 STAUFFER, Alice L., 1884-1942 5 CARPENTER, Alice E., 1857-1932 6 CARPENTER, Henry W., 1847-1919 7 CARPENTER 8 ' SUTHERLAND, Carrie D., 1865-1950
William R. , 1863-1927 9 FAST, Mary T., his wife, 1843-1925
Henry 1840-1916 10 TAYLOR (Lot "73" corner markers) 11 TAYLOR, Alice E., wlo W.S. TAYLOR, b . 29 Jan
1852, d. 23 Dec 1908 TAYLOR (front) TAYLOR, Leora M., d/o W.S. & A.E . TAYLOR, b. 9 July 1873, d. 15 June 1887 (right; GAR marker)
12 TAYLOR, "Alice" 13 TAYLOR, "Lolie" 14 TAYLOR (Lot "73" corner markers) 15 STEWART, F. F., Co. C, 23 Ohio Inf. (GAR marker) 16 FERRIS, Phi1etus 1817-1888
Sarah M. wlo Phi1etus Ferris, 1817-1881 (front) FERRIS, Infant Children of G.I. & Nettie G.
FERRIS 17 FERRIS, "Father" 18 FERRIS, "Mother" 19 FULTON, Mary, 18 Mar 1855 - 2 Mar 1910 20 FULTON, E1evia A., 29 Jan 1831-12 Mar 1922
Mother 21 FULTON, R. F., 12 Ohio L.A., b. 6 Dec 1824,
d. 3 May 1891, Father 22 FULTON, George, 8 June 1857 - 12 July 1877 23 McCLAVE, "Harry E." 24 HINKLEY, "Clyde" 25 HINKLEY, "Katharine" 26 McCLAVE, "James" 27 McCLAVE, "Elizabeth" 28 JACKSON, Laura, wlo R.C. JACKSON, d. 27 Oct 1876
age 82 y, our Mother 29 DANDO, Ella d/o H.H. & F.E. DANDO, d. 10 June
1861, age 10 m 8 d (left side) DANDO, Fanny E., d. 16 July 1881 age 59 y 11 m
16 d, our Mother (stone by Gorrell & Allbaugh) DANDO, Hattie, d/o H.H. & F.E. DANDO, d. 23 Aug
1880 age 17 y 4 m 13 d (right side) DANDO, Emma d/o H.H. & F.E. DANDO, d. 3 July
1872 age 14 y 8 m 10 d 30 DANDO, "Hattie" 31 DANDO, "Emma" 32 WRIGHT, Lydia H., 1830-1913 Mother 33 RUNYAN, Laura wlo Henry RUNYAN, d . 17 Apr 1872
age 65 y (made by Fulton, New London)
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Section 1 - Row 4
34 GRIMES, John M., d. 5 Jan 1872 age 23 y, Co. F, 3rd OH Cavalry (2 line verse)
35 GRIMES, Mary 1816-1901 36 McCORD, Frank 1856-1904 37 BRIGGS, A. J., d. 30 May 1882, age 50 y 4 m 11 d
(made by Gorrell & Co.; GAR marker) 38 PALMER, Allen A., 1850-1933
Henrietta S., his wife, 1854-1921 (Rebeckahs) 39 KELLEY, Elizabeth W., 1885-1973 40 KELLEY, Ezra H., 1880-1935 41 WEEDMAN, Lucy Iona, 1861-1935 42 WEEDMAN, Mary G., 1878-1926
Section 1 - Row 5
1 ESCH, Janice V., 1914-1976 (funeral horne marker) 2 SCHAFFER, Floyd W., Pvt US Army, 30 Apr 1938 -
18 Feb 1979 3 CALL, Dana W., 1889-1970
NormanD ., Lt. (jg), 1920-1944, "Lost at Sea" (cenotaph - WWII marker)
CALL, Edna R., 1895-19 4 SKILLICORN, Megan, Aug. 1978 (funeral marker) 5 LANDIS, Ella L., 1889-1951
Everett M., 1890-1963 (F.L.T. marker) 6 LANDIS, Alice I ., 1867-1929
Samuel N., 1860-1944 7 CALL, Ada A., 1852-1922 8 CALL, Samuel U., 1845-1917 (GAR marker) 9 CALL, Charles W., 1870-1942
Rena D., 1871-1948 10 MARCUS, Dora CALL 1893-1968 11 FISH ("F" lot corner marker) 12 FISH, Frank, d. 13 July 1886 age 28 y (initials
F.B.F. above) 13 FISH, Nancy M. , b. 25 July 1818; d. 4 May 1886
age 67 y (left) FISH - "Father and Mother" (front) FISH, Horace, b. 29 Mar 1816; d. 8 July 1888
age 72 y (right) 14 FISH ("F" corner lot marker) 15 BARNES, "Baby" 16 ----- "Harry" (MERRIFIELD lot) 17 KENNEY, "Baby" 18 "Mother" (MERRIFIELD lot) 19 ----- "Father" (MERRIFIELD lot) 20 ----- "Edward" (MERRIFIELD lot) 21 MERRIFIELD, J. S., d. 23 Oct 1861 age 59 y 2 m
10 d (front) (also initials O.S.M.) MERRIFIELD, Huldah wlo J.S. MERRIFIELD, d. 22
Feb 1876 age 71 y 8 m 25 d MERRIFIELD, Frank wlo O.S. MERRIFIELD, d. 6 Oct
1854 age 23 y 2 m 8 d (reverse) MERRIFIELD, Nellie, infant d/o Mr. & Mrs. O.S.
MERRIFIELD, b. 21 Aug 1861, d. 10 Sept 1862 (stone dated 1884, Monumental Bronze Co., of Bridgeport, CT)
22 THOMAS, Elizabeth, 1812-1881 23 ARNOLD, Araminta M., 1836-1910 24 ARNOLD, Shubael M., 1836-1912 25 ARNOLD, Eudora M., 1867-1957 26 BARRETT, Lillian A., 1870-1961 27 BARRETT, Lewis A., 1869-1929 28 ARNOLD ("A" lot corner markers) 29 RUNYAN, Charles H., d. 10 Nov 1893 age 53 y 8 m
9 d 30 RUNYAN, Jennie M., d. 1 Apr 1890, age 16 y 8 m
25 d
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS
GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 5 - - ---31 RUNYAN, Clayton C., d. 12 Aug 1881 age 6 y 5 m
25 d (GAR marker ?) 32 KNOWLTON, Charles B., 26 Oct 1836 (birth ?)
Maryett, his wife, 4 Apr 1837 (birth ?) front WASHBURN, Oliver H., 29 Aug 1817 - 23 Dec 1910
Phebe J., his wife, 19 Feb 1819 - 9 Sep 1904 (reverse side)
33 WASHBURN, "Father" 34 WASHBURN, "Mother" 35 MARTIN, James, d. 19 Aug 1837 age 39 y 5 m
Rheuama, w/o J. MARTIN, d. 14 Feb 1877 age 73 y 5 m, "Our Parents" (GAR marker)
36 HALES, Arabella LEE w/o Levi HALES, 1848-1886 37 LEE, Josie A., d/o J. & M. LEE, d . 20 July 1856
age ~O y 10 m 5 d (hard to read; WRC marker)-38 LEE, William P., d. 17 Feb 1877 age 90 y 11 m
14 d (GAR marker; masonic symbol; left side) LEE, Elizabeth TERAH w/o Wm. P. LEE, d. 22 Mar
1874 age 84 y (right; by R.F. Fulton, N London) 39 CLEMMONS, Peter, 12 Ohio L.A. (GAR marker;
, F.L.T. marker) 40 CLEMMONS, Henry D., 1860-1932 41 LEE, Alma CLEMMONS 1873-1950 42 BRITTAIN, Walter C., 1884-1934 43 JOHNSON, Mabel BRITTAIN, 1891-1975 44 CLEMMONS, William E., 1869-1937
Section 1 - Row 6
1 SPOERR, William J., 1893-1976 Louella S., 1896-19_; m. 11 Mar 1916
2 HEIDRICH, Gregg W., Ohio, PFC Co. B, 12 Cav, 1 Cav Div (AM), Vietnam, BSM-Am-Ph, 15 Dec 1947 - 21 Sept 1969 (Vietnam marker and Vet. of Foreign War marker)
3 MOON/WALKER (WRC marker; no other stone) 4 BIGLOW, Carrie OSBORN, his wife, 1844-1917 5 BIGLOW, Ephraim 1845-1915 6 BIGLOW 7 BIGLOW, Ida KING 1879-1946 8 BIGLOW, Ernest Osborn 1874-1942 9 MALCOLM, James "Father" 10 MALCOLM, IsebE-lla "Mother" 11 MALCOLM, Nancy H. 12 MALCOLM, Isabella w/o James MALCOLM 1825-1880
MALCOLM, James 1824-1901 (front) MALCOLM, Nancy H. w/o James MALCOLM 1832-
13 BRIGGS, Bernerd F., 1853-1910 (front) Esther McCLAVE, his wife, 1857-1884
BRIGGS, James 1883-1883 (reverse) 14 McCLAVE, Robert 15 McCLAVE, Lottie RACER w/o Robert McCLAVE (no
stone; burial noted by Ruth Matus) 16 COLLINGWOOD, Julia E., 1R47-19~5
James 1845-1928 17 GILES, Eloise L., d/o A. & A. GILES, b. 27 July
1880, d. 31 Dec 1880 (initials J.M.G.) 18 LADD, Irma May, d/o J.W. & A.E. LADD, 1878-1880 19 LADD, Millie Francis, d/o J.W. & A.E. LADD,
187 5-1880 20 LADD, James W., 1844-1919
Ann E. ALLBAUGH, his wife, 1850-1934 21 MIZNER, Peter, d. 14 Nov 1876 (broken 3 pieces)
age 75 y 8 m 9 d 22 SMITH, Augustus, 12 Ohio L.A. (GAR marker) 23 WOOLLEY, Joel, d. 25 Jun 1901 age 77 y 1 m 6 d
Char1ana, his wife, 1830-1912 24 WOOLLEY ("W" lot corner marker)
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Section 1 - Row 6
25 DOLPH, Asa 26 DOLPH, Asa, Prof., 13 Feb 1853-22 Oct 1893 (front)
KANAUSS, Amy J., w/o C.F. KANAUSS, 24 June 1832-15 Oct 1873 (reverse)
27 PARKER, Abram, d. 18 Dec 1872 age 23 y 11m 8 28 FAST, David 1836-1913
Rebecca R., 1840-1913 29 PHILLIPS, Hattie A., 1861-1922, wife
George M. , 1858-1938 30 HAYNES, Kenneth Jack 1920-1923 31 HAYNES, Veitha O'HARA, 1896-1923 Wife
Harold A. , 1895-1946 Husband
Section 1 - Row 7
1 POTTS, Bender N., 1903-1980 Velma E., 1908-1976
2 PEABODY, Mary REELEY, 17 Mar 1920-20 July 1970 3 REELEY, Erma I., 1889-1959 (WRC marker) 4 REELEY, Jesse W., 1884-1977 5 REELEY, Robert Elgin 1917-1920 6 BARNEY, George Fenn 1897-1918, 6th Co., 158th
Depot Brigade (WWI marker)
d
7 BARNEY, Carrie J. FENN w/o G.E. BARNEY, 1859-1924 8 BARNEY, G. Elmer 1856-1932 9 BARNEY, Mae C., 1886-1949 (Am Legion Auxiliary) 10 BARNEY, Ross E., 1880-1930 11 BARNEY 12 VAN VECTEN, John Jay, 1873-1953 13 \AN VECTEN, Emma E. McCORMICK w/o J.J. VanVECTEN
1873-1926 14 VAN VECTEN, Ray 1867-1889 15 ---- (base with no stone) 16 VAN VECTEN 17 VAN VECTEN, Betsy Ann KINSLEY w/o D.D. VAN VECTEN
1834-1915 18 VAN VECTEN, David Derrick, 181 3-1887 (GAR mark) 19 ---- (base with no stone) 20 VAN VECTEN (lot "76" corner marker) 21 FOWDON, W. W. J., 1891-1912 22 PORTER, "Eva F." 23 PORTER, "Willie C." 24 PORTER, "Emery F." 25 PORTER, Emery F., 1851-1911
Eva F. FOOT, his wife, 1860-1930 Willie C., their son, 10 Aug-23 Sept 1877
26 HOWELL, Elizabeth w/o John HOWELL, d. 27 Oct 1881 age 48 y 1 m (stone by Gorrell & Co.)
27 PRATT, Alice Porter, youngest d/o David P. & Jane S. PRATT, b. 23 Oct 1877, d. 23 Feb 1882
28 DRAKE, Chester F., 22 Sept 1842-6 Jan 1916 Emma L. COLEMAN, his wife, 13 Mar 1847-23 Nov
1910, Mother-Father 29 WELLS, Infant s/o J.E. & E. WELLS, d. 1 Jun 1876
Ida M., d/o J.E. & E. WELLS, d. 24 Aug 1878, age 1 y 3 m 7 d
30 ZUBER, "Augustus" 31 ZUBER, "Katie" 32 ZUBER, Augustus, b. 11 Oct 1845, d. ----(front)
Katie, his wife, b. 16 Apr 1848, d. 15 Dec 1895 ZUBER, Lucy E., d/o A. & K. ZUBER, b. 30 Oct
1869, d. 2 Nov 1875 (right side) 33 BONNEY, Eva1ine d / o L. & S. BONNEY, d. 2 Aug
1858 age 1 y 3 m 24 d 34 BONNEY, Sarah S., 1837-1906 Mother 35 BONNEY, LaFayette, 1830-1911 Father 36 BONNEY, W. Raymond 1883-1946
Daisy B., 1886-1953
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CENBTBRY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 7
37 BONNEY, Ross W., SSGT US Army, WW II, 1918-1979 (WWII marker)
38 BARNES, Laura "Aunt", d. 3 July 1881 age 80 y BARNES, Almond, d. 17 Apr 1861 age 55 y (front) BARNES, Ruth d/o A.&L. BARNES, d. 12 Oct 1818,
age 9 y (right) 39 SMITH, C. K., d. 8 May 1897 age 73 y 11 m 20 d
SMITH, Mary J. wlo C.K. SMITH, d. 6 Jan 1866 age 36 y 1 m 15 d (front)
CLARK, Jennie J., d/o C.K.& Mary J. SMITH, b. 10 Dec 1852; d. 22 Apr 1905 (right)
SMITH, Giles, d. 25 Sept 1857 age 1 y 9 m 27 d Emma L., d. 30 Oct 1874 age 3 y 6 m 15 d (back)
40 HALL, Mary Hazle nee COSTIN, Called Up Yonder 1 Aug 1947, "She was the Guardian Angel of our Lives", Mother
41 HALL, Harry Harvey, Went Home 14 Apr 1965, "Into thy hands, I commend my spirit -- God and all is well", Father
42 HALL, Harvey Costin, Left Us 12 Jan 1966, "Your Memory is a Keepsake, From Which we never part, God has you in his Keeping, We have you in our hearts", Son
43 HALL, Eunice Aline, Finished 5 Jan 1980, "But Still I Dream That Somewhere there must be The Spirit of Mother That Waits For Me", Daughter
44 HALL (stone angel in arch with wall of shrubs around above four stones) - In Memory of Mother - "I hear your voice, I see your smile, The memory of your helping hand still leads me on with hope."
Section 1 - Row 8
1 GUTHRIE, John 0., 1894-1976 Marie G., 1896-__ __
2 BENDER, Louis 1894-1972 Eva 1894-1976
3 REELEY, Anna M., 1860-1942 4 HINRICHS, Louella M., 1882-1925 5 DIXON, Roy A., Ohio, Sgt. 838 Co. Trans. Corps,
11 June 1925 (Am Legion marker) 6 HARTLEY, Roy, Illinois, Pvt. US Army, 18 July
1936 (GAR marker ?) 7 POST, "Collins" 8 POST, "Sabra" 9 BISSELL, George, b. 2 Oct. 1822, d. 23 Mar 1897
Sarah, b. 5 Apr 1827, d. 1 Jan 1911 (front) POST, Sabra L., b. 5 July 1844, d. 7 June 1886,
age 41 y 11 m 2 d (reverse) POST, Collins, b. 6 Apr 1837, d. 16 Aug 1908
10 BISSELL, "Sarah" 11 BISSELL, "George" 12 HALL , Wm. Sherman 1870-1927 Father 13 HALL, Ze10 Leo, slo Sherman & Maudy HALL, b. 7
Aug 1892, d. 17 Dec 1899 HALL 14 STAUB, Maude HALL, 1873-1940 Mother 15 MERRILL, Smith, d. 22 Jan 1909 age 79 y (left)
DARBY, Phebe Jane d/o Smith & Mary MERRILL, wlo Charley DARBY, aged 24 y 10 m MERRILL (front)
16 DARBY "P.J.M.D." 17 DRAKE, Lloyd C., slo C.F. & E.L . DRAKE, b. 14
Mar 1882, d. 4 July 1885 18 PLAISTED, Frank Maria SPEES wlo John C. PLAISTED
age 36 y 8 m 2 d (left) COLEMAN, Betsey MERRIFIELD wlo Perry H. COLEMAN d. 17 Mar 1893 age 70 y 1 m 17 d (front)
Section 1 - Row 8
18 SPEES, H. Maria d/o J.S. & Hu1dah MERRIFIELD wlo F. B. SPEES, d. 27 Nov 1859 age 25 y 4 m 26 d
19 McCLELLAN, Edgar Bennett slo H.E. & M.C. McCLELLAN b. 26 Jan 1888, d. 13 Aug 1889
20 BRICKLEY, Archibald W., 1878-1928 21 BRICKLEY, "K. Mc" 22 BRICKLEY, "W.L.B." 23 McCLELLAN, A., b. 11 Feb 1821, d. 18 June 1890
Ruth SMURR, b. 5 May 1829, d. 24 Sept 1909 BRICKLEY, W. L., b. 3 Feb 1852, d. 5 Apr 1885
Katherine McCLELLAN, his wife, b. 24 Aug 1853, d. 4 May 1911
24 McCLELLAN, "R.S.Mc" 25 McCLELLAN, "A.Mc" (GAR marker) 26 SMURR, Frank I. McCLELLAN, wlo H.A. SMURR, d. 10
Apr 1875, age 23 y 7 m 4 d 27 McCLE~LAN, William B., d. ~ Oct 1875 age 19 y
11 m 20 d 28 MIDDLESWARTH, Mary Emma, sister of Mr. J. H.
BEATTIE, d. 10 Apr 1874, age 17 y 8 m 26 d "Thou sister dear has left us; In silence long to lay; But we trust thy spirits soaring; In realms of brighter day."
29 PHELPHS, George, d. 24 Apr 1873 age 72 y 30 SACKETT, Almira, d. 23 Feb 1885 age 80 y Mother 31 BROWN, Russell Duane, 1930-1941 Son 32 HINTZ, Caroline Lovina SMITH wlo C.W. HINTZ,
1853-1921 33 HINTZ, Christian W., 1867-1930 34 EDWARDS, Zelma I., 1889-1951 Mother
Harry H., 1883-1936 Father 35 MERRILL, Lee Jr., Infant slo L. E. & N.C. MERRILL
1922 36 MERRILL, Lee E., 1894-1974 (masonic symbol; WWI
marker)
Section 1 - Row 9 (two rows of four stones each are squeezed-t;gether, then rest of row in between)
1 WHITE, Albert Edwin, 1899-(1988), WWI 1918, WWII 1945, married 1 Jan 1920
WHITE, Helen BIGELOW, 1897-1974 Teacher Nearly Half Century
2 MARSCHALL, L. H., 1917-1963 (WWII marker) 3 TAFT, Frank C., 1847-1933 4 TAFT, Nettie C. wlo Frank C. TAFT (no dates) 5 WALTON, Lawrence R., Ohio, L Cp1 H & S, Co 5,
Mar 1, Mar Div, Vietnam Ph , 21 Oct 1946-7 Jan 1968 (Vietnam marker)
6 WALTON, Rilla M., 1909-1965 7 ERLENBACH, Dr. Harold A., 1906-1962
Catherine I., 1907-____ (WWII marker) 8 WHITE, Paul M., 1896-1971 A.E.F., Air Force, WWI
marker, Sons of Am. Rev. marker WHITE, Virginia M., 1896-19
9 WHITE, "W" (four lot cornermarkers) 10 RUNYAN, James M., 1842-1920, 59th Regt NYVI (GAR
marker) 11 GROVER, Dressel P. "Dick", 1898-1980 (WWI marker) 12 GROVER, Christine C., 1898-19 __ 13 CASTO, Lena RUNYAN, 1876-1932 14 RUNYAN, George W., 1851-1934 15 RUNYAN, Caroline E., 1850-1931 16 MESSENGER, William B. , d. 23 July 1865 age 39 y
"Buried in National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tenn" (GAR marker)
MESSENGER, Harriet A., d. 6 May 1885 age 55 y
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BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 9
17 MESSENGER, Claudia M., 1886-1969 (Eastern Star) Trell W., 1887-1958 (Mason)
18 MESSENGER, Anna w/o W.B. MESSENGER, 1880-1946 (WRC marker)
19 MESSENGER, William B., 1880-1961 20 MESSENGER, Virginia, 1850-1928 Mother 21 MESSENGER, Virginia w/o H.M. MESSENGER, 1850-
1928 (left) MESSENGER, Martha E. w/o H.M. MESSENGER, d. 21
Oct 1882 age 3~ y 2 m 20 d (front) MESSENGER, Henry M., 1849-1931 (right)
22 MESSENGER, Henry M., 1849-1931 Father 22 WHITE, Blanche B., 1876-1957
Elmer J., 1871-1955 23 PARKS, Henry B., d. 29 Apr 1882 age 67 y 8 m
15 d (front) PARKS, Susan, d. 5 Sept 1888, age 75 y 2 m 25d
(Monumental Bronze Co, Bridgeport, CT, 1885) 24 ORGY, Josie B., 1887-1966
Edward 1880-1956 (water spicket here) 25 PORTER, "Father" 26 PORTER, "Mother" 27 PORTER, William, d. 2 May 1861 age 37 y 11 m
22 d, Holy Bible (left side), "Dearest William, Thou Hast Left Me, Here thy loss I deeply feel; But 'tis God that has bereft me, He can all my sorrows heal."
FOOTE, Ira, d. 29 Mar 1862 age 27 y 10 m 12 d Catharine, w/o Ira FOOTE, d. 8 Feb 1877 age
46 y 2 mId, Father & Mother Reunite (front) FOOTE, John M., d. 29 Mar 1856 age 26 y 2 m
25 d, "Gone, but still remembered" (right) PORTER, Adaline, w/o Wm. PORTER, d. 1 Jan 1875
age 42 y 10 m 10 d, "Simply to they Cross I Cling" (reverse), Monumental Bronze Co . , Bridgeport, CT.
28 FOOTE, "Mother" 29 FOOTE, "Father" 30 FOOTE, John 31 McCONELL, Roxena HANDLEY w/o Elexander McCONELL
d. 8 Apr 1876 age 88 y 3 m 29 d (5 1. verse) 32 NOBLES, Lucian H., 1818-1898 (front)
Marsha A. HANLEY, his wife, 1823-1898 33 EACKELBERY (?), "Evington" 34 EACKELBERY (?), "Mamie" 35 EACKELBERY, Joseph, d. 20 Feb 1875 In His 75th
Year (left side says "Father and Mother") 36 EACKELBERY (?), "Mother" 37 EACKELBERY (?), "Father" (broken) 38 WATERHOUSE, Mattie Elouise, b. 19 Sept 1872,
d. 10 Aug 1949 39 EAGLESON, Ella J., 1867-1948
Samuel P., 1858-1931 (F.L.T. symbol) 40 ROASBERRY, John Douglas 1918-1922 41 ROASBERRY, Dr. Maurice E., 1880-1931 42 LANDES, Alice M. SHRIVER 1876-1932 43 LANDES, Ira L., 1880-1947
Section l ~ Row 10
1 WHETSTONE, Gordon G., 1922-1980 (front) Evelyn M., 1925- , m. 15 Feb 1946
WHETSTONE, Gordon~, PFC US Army, WWII, b. 30 Nov 1922, d. 31 Aug 1980
2 WHITE, Dan 1913-1973 3 DUNN, William M., 1907-
Marian W., 1907-1965 ----
Section 1 - Row 10
4 WHITE, Phillip M., 1905-1962 Mildred S., 1909-1968
5 ----- (small red clay marker with SAR marker) 6 WALKER, Rosa A., b. 26 Oct 1893 (Ladies Aux. VFW) 7 DAY, Minn~ R., 1876-1967 8 DAY, Henry A., 1870-1931 9 COOKE, Jennie S., 1868-1956 (WRC marker)
Ford B., 1863-1930 10 McELROY, Jas., Co. ~, 122 U.S.C.I. 11 VICK, Wyomah H., ohio, Sgt. 436 Port Co. TC, WWII
b. 3 July 1911, d. 12 June 1966 (WWII marker) 12 VICK, Moody Scot Jr., Ohio, SH1, US Navy, WWII,
Korea, b. 28 Apr 1919, d. 15 Mar 1959 (WWII mark) 13 SCOTT, John, Corpl, Co. B, 3 Ohio Cav. (GAR mark) 14 RUNYAN, Minnie B., 1878-1895 15 BLODGETT, Bessie M., 1875-1934 16 RUNYAN, Anna M., 1849-1905 17 RUNYAN, Myron B., 1845-1881 18 FOSTER, Louise NICHOLS, 1837-1909 19 NICHOLS, Margaret w/o R. NICHOLS, d. 23 Apr 1889
age 88 y 7 m 26 d (left) NICHOLS, Richmond, d. 8 Feb 1882 age 86 y 2 m 5d
Father and Mother (GAR marker; right) 20 IGOU, Charles M., 1853-1928 (GAR marker ?)
Frankie M., 1857-1924 21 KNAPP, Fred, d. 10 Mar 1883 age 48 y (front)
Adele BARRETT, 1835-1923 (reverse) 22 COOKINGHAM, Horace Arthur, s/o H.& A. COOKINGHAM
1868-1882 23 BELVILLE, William G., 1864-1931 24 BELVILLE, Florence 1867-1959 25 COOKINGHAM, Horace 1845-1918 26 COOKINGHAM, Horace, 12 Ohio L.A. 27 COOKINGHAM, Agnes w/o Horace COOKINGHAM, 1845-1911 28 JUNE, Viletta w/o Linus JUNE, d. 26 Apr 1913 age
76 y 29 JUNE, Joseph H., 1828-1909
Frances K., his wife, 1840-1924 30 JENNEY, Frank C., s/o B.M. & J.A. JENNEY, d. 7
Oct 1881 age 2 y 5 m 7 d (illegible verse; l~ft) 31 RAWSON,~. 25 Apr 1885 (left)
RAWSON, J. M., 1812-1896 (top) Nancy , his wife, 1812-1905
RAWSON, Austin, d. 7 Apr 1879 (right) 32 ANDREWS, John, b. 2 Dec 1819, d. 17 Aug 1874
Eliza Ann, his wife, b. 24 Nov 1817, d. 6 Feb 1903
33 COLE, Marjorie P., 1906-1922 34 COLE, Harry Beach, 1878-1926
Maude Mae 1880-1956 Marjorie Pauline 1906-1922 Louise Alice 1908-1954
35 WILMOT, Allen Gates 1862-1923 (front) Marcia MASTERMAN, his wife, 1864-1922
WILMOT, "A.G.W.", "M.M.W." (reverse) (water spicket here)
Section 1 - Row 11
1 POOLE, Everett 1889-1975 Mattie 1898-1977, m. 20 Aug 1917
2 WHITE, Bob V., b. 10 Sept 1905, d. 2 Oct 1979 M. Frances, b. 30 Oct 1905
3 WHITE, Elbert B., b. 22 May 1903, d. 26 Jan 1968 Catherine E., b. 6 Apr 1911
4 1·IHITE, Donald V., 1901-1968 (WWI marker) Leontine J . , 1911-1964
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BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 11
5 DeJARNETTE, Myrtle A., 1907-1929 6 EVEGE, Remus S., 1870-1943
Sarah C., 1873-1942 7 MURR, John, b. 10 Feb 1866
Eunice, b. 21 June 1868, d. 10 Jan 1936 8 O'CONNOR, Jno., Co. G, 61 Mass. Inf. (GAR marker) 9 DARBY, A. B., Co. G, 191 Ohio Inf. (GAR marker) 10 DAY, Jos. L., Co. D, 55 Ohio Inf (GAR marker) 11 HEWITT, Frank, Co. C, 166 Ohio N.G. Inf. (GAR
marker) 12 HITCHCOCK, Geo., Co. I, 2 N.Y.H.A. (GAR marker) 13 ARNOLD, "A 80" (lot markers; GAR marker) 14 ARNOLD, Julia W. w/o D.J.C. ARNOLD, b. 16 Nov
1864, d. 18 Nov 1949 (left) ARNOLD, Etta P., w/o D.J.C. ARNOLD, b. 5 May
1864, d. 10 Nov 1890 (front) ARNOLD, Mary H. w/o D.J.C. ARNOLD, b. 12 Nov
1854, d. 29 Nov 1886, d/o Joseph & Almira HEMENWAY
ARNOLD, D.J.C., b. 27 Oct 1854 Adams, Mass.; d. 21 Feb 1920 Oberlin, Ohio (right)
RORICK, Clark L., husband of Anna ARNOLD, b. 6 Sept 1881, d. 20 June 1953 (reverse)
RORICK, Anna, b. 21 Mar 1883, d. 5 Oct 1963 15 ARNOLD, "A 80" (two lot markers) 16 NORTON, "Mary A." 17 EVANS, Andrew K., 1825-1876
Miranda HOOSE, his wife, 1829-1893 Elmer W., 1853-1923, their son
NORTON, Mary Ann 1827-1880 18 EVANS, "Elmer W." 19 EVANS, "Mother" 20 EVANS, "Father" 21 EVANS, And ·w., Co. A, 101st Ohio Inf., d. 1 Oct
1876 age 51 y 2 m (broken 3 pieces; GAR marker) 22 23 24
FERGUSON, "W.H.F." FERGUSON, "J.e.F." (WRC marker) FERGUSON, William H., d. 14 June 1863 age 9 y
11 m 9 d (left) FERGUSON, John C., d. 24 Apr 1883 age 19 y 1 m
23 d FERGUSON, William C., d. 29 Apr 1887 age 7ly
2 m 14 d (front) FERGUSON, Lovisa ROBINSON, his wife, b. 3 Apr 1829, d. 2 Feb 1921
FERGUSON, Francis M., d. 3 Apr 1863 age 19 y 1m 1 d, Member 12th Indpt. Battery, Ohio Vo1s., Intered at Nashville, Tenn. (right)
FERGUSON, David W., d. 12 Apr 1883 age 22 y 6 m 2 d
25 MALCOLM, Henry 1864-1937 (Andrews Funeral Service)
26 FERGUSON, "D.W.F." 27 FERGUSON, "L. F. C. " 28 FERGUSON, "Wm. C.F." 29 CHAPIN, Perme1a w/o Dan1. CHAPIN, d. 2~ feb 1885
age 56 y 1 m 18 d (left) CHAPIN, "Father and Mother" (front; GAR marker) CHAPIN, Dan L., d. 3 Sept 1883, age 65 y 2 m
16 d 30 HOUGHTLEN, "S.A.H." 31 HOUGHTLEN, Sarah A. w/o M. HOUGHTLEN, d . 30 Aug
1882 age 70 y 3 m 19 d (front) HOUGHTLEN, M., b. 10-May 1812, d. 23 Dec 1902
32 WASHBURN, Mary 1845-1920 Mother 33 CURTISS, Ray s/o W.P. & L.M. CURTISS, d. 11 Dec
188~ age 1 y 15 d, Home in Heaven
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Section 1 - Row 11
34 CURTISS, Louise M. FISH w/o William P. CURTISS, 1853-1901
35 CURTISS, William Park 1841-1922 36 CURTISS 37 GREENE, Sabin L., 1805-1878
Maria P., 1815-1872 Cora 1861-1874
38 GRINOLD, George F., 1854-1887 Father Ade11a F., 1857-1937 Mother
39 GRINOLD, Willie L., s/o C.H. & E. GRINOLD, d. 1 Dec. 1874 age 2 y m - d
40 FOWDON, Ellen 1865-1922--41 WILLIAMS, Florence S., 1900-1946 Wife 42 FOWDON, Wilfred A.S., 1888-1980
E. Lillian, 1886-1980 MORRISSETT, Henry D., 1911-1970
Marjorie F. 43 BRACY, Arthur G., 1879-1924 Son
Frances H., 1857-1942 Mother William I., 1854-1932 Father
Section 1 - Row 12
1 SANDERS, Charles William 1913-1971 (WWII marker) 2 THOMAS, Mary Jane 1922-1961 (WWII marker) 3 SHIBLEY, Dorothy THOMAS 1915-1951 4 HEDDEN, Lucille WALKER 1896-1946 5 THOMAS, Jay C., 1892-1930
Lena B., 1892-1978 Nancy Ann, Infant, 1953
6 SENGSTOCK, Doris E. HEYMAN 1905-1929 7 SENGSTOCK, August 1893-1929 8 SENGSTOCK, Pauline 1875-1947
William 1870-1959 9 PURDY, A. Wallace 1882-1959 10 PURDY, Bess M., 1879-1950 11 PURDY, Auril1a M., 1860-1927 12 PURDY, A. Wallace, 1856-1929 13 TEETS, William 1853-1925 (F.L.T. marker) 14 TEETS, Loretta 1864-1944 15 DAVIS, Martha A., 1874-1941
Arthur B., 1870-1926 16 HELBERT, Goldie E., 1900-1935 17 SCHAFER, Carl 1894-1926 18 CONVERSE, Earl Jr., PVT Co. C, 68 Armd Inf Bn,
WWII PH, b. 27 Mar 1920, d. 5 Mar 1956 (WWII marker)
19 CONVERSE, Harry D., 1905-1926 20 WELLS, Etha P., 1899-1980
Lynn R., 1897-1960 21 DARBY, Amos 1869-1960
Ina, his wife, 1871-1938 22 WISE, Etha QUAID 1894-1930 Mother 23 WISE, Walter F., 1896-19
Grace C., his wife, 1896-1925 24 SHOWERS, Alvin 1847-1921
Sarah A., 1859-1945 25 ROBINSON, Wilbur F., 1839-1936, Battery D, 1st
Ohio Light Artillery ROBINSON, Margaret J., 1845-1924
26 PAINTER, Infant d/o L.C. & T.M. PAINTER, 1946 27 ROWLAND, Irena BIGLOW, 1900-1926 Mother 28 ROWLAND 29 HARROD, Kenneth R., 1904-1942 30 ROASBERRY, Mary DONLEY 1884-1970 31 ROASBERRY, Earl Au 1883-1947 32 SNYDER, Urbane E., 1862-1927
Elizabeth 1859-1950
HURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 12 -----33 CANNAN, Willis 1878-1925 Daddy 34 WILCOX, FredE., 1898-1978
Christine H., 1900-35 GRIFFIN, Robert B., 1894-1966 36 GRIFFIN, L. Kenneth, 1899-1980 37 GRIFFIN, Carrie M. , 1866-1940 38 GRIFFIN, Levant W. , 1861-1924 39 WALKER, Robert 1847-1923 40 WALKER, Frances J. , 1849-1927 41 WALKER, Robert S., 1922-1934 42 WALKER, Homer B., 1876-1948
Mabel C., 1879-1958
Section 1 - Row 13
1 SCHAFER, Delbert J., 1901-1971 2 RANDLEMAN, William N., 1926-1927
Charlotte 0., 1928 3 SCHAFER, John N., 1857-1937
Margaret E., his wife, 1862-1953 4 SAYS, A. William 1896-1931 (WW Veteran marker) 5 HERO, Harman, 1853-1932
Mary R., 1857-1935 (marker "482 B of R") 6 HERO ("H" lot corner markers) 7 BRUNDAGE, Austin B., 1883-1958
Clara A., 1884-1926 8 CARRIS, Guy D., Ohio, Pvt Co. D, 332 Infantry,
WWI, Jan 21, 1891 - May 17, 1964 (WWI marker) 9 CARRIS, Candies 1861-1943 Mother 10 BROWN, Lucille BARNES 1907-1929 "My Daughter" 11 McCORMICK, Mabel S., 1886-1955 12 McCORMICK, Earl A., 1881-1948 13 McCORMICK, Julia A., 1852-1935 14 McCORMICK, Robert E., 1851-1938 15 MURR, James M., 1870-1926 16 MURR, Orpha 1875-1944 17 MURR, Ristie I., 1896-1962 Mother
Amos A., 1892-1935 Father 18 MURR, John T., 1903-1938 19 ARTERS, Dorothy WALTERS 1910-1929 20 DOWMAN, Susie SPRAGUE 1866-1925 21 DOWMAN, Harry Watson 1885-1924 22 TURNER, Albert M., 1856-1934
Mary E., 1862-1930 23 HOWARD, Charles G., 1860-1931
Emma FAST 1862-1935 (front) PHELPS, Lewis A., 1880-1936
Wanda H., 1885-1970 (reverse) 24 JONES, Alfred R., 1883-1962
Nina M., 1882-1949 25 SUTFIN, Ida BARNEY 1870-1934 26 SUTFIN 27 SUTFIN, Fred B., 1872-1950 28 GUNN, Herman M., M.D., 1896-1954 (WWI marker)
Catherine M., 1899-19 29 McCLELLAN, Richard A.,~896-1940 Son (WWI mark) 30 McCLELLAN, Harry E., 1862-1939 Father
Mary Cordelia 1861-1935 Mother 31 BUCK, Glenn W., 1888-1945
Maria R., 1889-1946 Mary Ann 1921-1922
"Warm Summer Sun; Shine Kindly Here; Warm Southern Wind; Blow Softly Here; Green Sod Above; Lie Light, Lie Light; Good Night, Dear Heart; Good Night, Good Night."
32 SCHEID, Paul William, 1908-1973 (WWII marker) Margaret C., 1904-
33 RUSE, Lanta M., 1852-1926
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Section 1 - Row 13
34 SEILER, Don M., 1907-1938 35 SEILER, Ross H., 1875-1960
Minnie M., 1880-1969 (WRC marker) 36 SHAYS, Elmer B., 1854-1947
Addie L., 1855-1926 37 SHAYS, Lou B., 1885-1958
Lena A., 1885-1952 38 UPTON, Samson, 1863-1924
Sophia J., 1864-1950
Section 1 - Row 14
1 ESCH, Olive R., 1913-1978 William J., 1908-
2 ESCH, Robert E., 1930-Betty J., 1930- ---
3 PRICE, Marshall ~1890-1964 (masonic symbol) Oswilla M., 1896-1981
4 MYERS, Charlotte R., 1953-1967 5 BYRLEY, Lawrence 1889-1979
Fannie S., 1890-19 6 BRUNDAGE, Robert W.-;-Ohio, Cpl 127 Base Unit AAF
WWII, 20 Aug 1911 - 19 May 1965 (WWII marker) 7 BAXTER, H. Rae 1889-1970
Fred C., 1884-1969 8 CALHOUN, Harold L., 1908-1971 (WWII marker)
Lois V., 1910-9 CALHOUN, Harold~ Ohio, SKI, US Navy, WWII,
12 Dec 1908 - 20 June 1971 10 SCHAFER, Lawrence L., 1914-1978 (WWII marker)
Dorothy E., 1914-1982; m. 6 Sept 1936 11 SCHAFER, Lawrence L., BKRI US Navy, WWII, 1 Jan
1914 - 4 Mar 1978 12 KNAPP, Harry A., 1891-1967
Bessie M., 1897-19 13 FARMER, Ethel A., 1898-19 Mother
Maxine 1916- Daught~ 14 ROUSH, Homer G~913-
Dorothy I. MURR, 1917-1980; m. 5 Aug 1950 15 HEDDEN~ Ada L., 1910-19 16 HEDDEN, Henry F., 1894-1963 17 HEDDEN ("H" lot corner markers) 18 DARON, Harry E., 1884-1968
A. Maude 1889-19 19 MURR, Kenneth J., 1906-1971
Wanda B., 1903-20 COLE, Daniel D., 1893-1964 (WWI marker)
Dorothy N., 1899-1974 21 BOYER ("B" lot corner markers) 22 BOYER, Ralph 1900-1965
Pauline 1900-23 ERICKSON, Nancy Lee 1946-1964 24 SMITH, Ralph D., 1918-1977 (WWII marker)
Doris S., 1917-Mary J., 1954- ---
25 BRAZIE, Daniel ~23 Apr 1905 - 15 July 1970 Gladys S., 18 Mar 1916 -
26 BRAZIE, Debbie Ann, 31 Oct 1949 - 19 Aug 1966 27 RECTOR, Hugh H., 1885-1969 (masonic symbol)
F. Ethel 1885-1969 (Eastern Stars symbol) 28 HOGSETT 29 HOGSETT, Pauline H., 1894-1975 30 HOGSETT, John T., 1890-19 31 FELVER, George A., 1884-1971
Laura L., 1892-1966 32 SHENBERGER, Earl C., 1895-1977
Rosie F., 1904-1979; m. 8 Jan 1929
HURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 1 - Row 14
33 GARDNER, Frank E., Ohio, TEC 5, US Army, WWII, 27 Nov 1915 - 10 July 1972 (WWII marker)
34 SMITH, W. Lawrence 1903- (320 Mason) Laura M., 1907- ; m. 7 Apr 1928 (Eastern Star)
35 SHENBERGER, Carl E., 11 Aug 1968 36 HEYMAN, Lewis G., 1904-
Helen E., 1905-37 FERRELL, Lester A., 1892-1981
Anna M., 1893-19 38 UPTON, George H., 1903-1976
Thalia E., 1909-__ __
Section 1 - Row 15
1 COEY, Joseph H., Sl US Navy, WWII, 28 Nov 1925-19 Oct 1975 (WWII marker)
2 WALTERS, James F., Ohio, SSGT US Army, WWII, BSM, 20 Oct 1924 - 22 Sept 1973 (WWII marker)
3 STRAUB, Louis C., Ohio, Pvt US Army, WWI, 5 Oct 1888 - 7 Aug 1973 (WWI marker)
4 STURGES, Herbert F., Iowa, SP4 US Army, WWII, 1 Mar 1921 - 19 Jan 1973 (WWII marker)
5 COOKE, Harold F., 1918 -Jean M., 1919- ; m. 9 Apr 1939
6 COOKE, Craig Rolland s/o Charles and Suzanne, b. 29 Dec 1968, d. 1 June 1969
7 BROOKS, John Phillips 1950-1970 8 BROOKS, Thelma E., 1910-1975 9 BROOKS, Ross J., 1915-1980 (Vet Foreign Wars) 10 ISER, Homer L., 1911-
Reah E., 1911-1966 11 MURR, Robert Eugene, 17 June 19 23-21 June 1972
(WWII marker) 12 MURR, Robert E., Ohio, CPL Army Air Forces,
WWII, 17 June 1923 - 21 June 1972 13 DEAR, Opal MURR 1915-1973 Dear Sister 14 MURR, Donald 0., 1913-1978
Viola M., 1915-1979 15 NEWKIRK, Enoch B., 1886-1974
Clara B., 1880-1966 16 MURRAY, Bruce Going 1950-1966 17 CRAWFORD, John W., 1918-
Mary M., 1919-____ ----18 HESS, Clayton C., 1900-19 __
Blanche I., his wife, 1905-1965 (US Marker) 19 HEIDRICH, Vern H., 1894-1969
Helen J., 1898-1969 20 AUBLE, Clement M., 1901-1969
Dorothy L., 1901-19 __ 21 LEWIS, Neil Allen, Ohio, SP4 US Army, Vietnam,
25 Mar 1947 - 27 Apr 1971 (Vietnam marker; clay star in ground nearby)
22 POINTER, Charles E., 1911-1980 Father Dorothy A., 1913- Mother
23 GORBY "I Count None But Sunny Hours" (Sundial) 24 GORBY, Mervin K., Ohio, Sl US Navy, WWII, 4 Jan
1929 - 14 June 1970 (WWII marker) 25 DICK, Cora Maude 10 Aug 1895 - 4 Nov 1974 26 FOSKETT, Merwin B., 6 June 1893 - 18 Jan 1970
Helen M., 1 Mar 1893 - 28 Apr 1973 (front) "Rock of Ages" (right side) "Son of Melville and Carra BLAKESLEE FOSKETT, Descendant of BLAKESLEE, Pioneer of Medina County - 1817"; "Daughter of Samuel and Mollie HERRON ROBINETT, Descendant of Pioneer Wm. HERRON, 1805 and Thomas LEEDOM, Rev. War Veteran Pioneer of 1810, Rich Hill Township" (reverse)
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Section 1 - Row 15
27 HEMMINGER, James A., 1885-1975 Maud A., 1890-19 __
28 FINLEY, J. Bernard, 1908 - (Masonic symbol) Anna M., 1910-____ (Easter~tars symbol)
29 HOUGHTON, Arlene 1889-1975 30 JOHNSON, Mary L., 1916-31 JOHNSON, Roy F., 1903-1968 "AC&Y 42" (on steam
engine picture) 32 FRATE, Carl A., 1919-____ Husband & Father
Betty A., 1919-1970 Wife, Mother & Friend 33 SOUTHARD, Edith UPTON 1894-19 34 BLACK, DeVerra 23 Mar 1887 - 15 Jan 1967
Section 1 - Row 16
1 McCLAVE, Eugene W., 1904-1980 Bessie R., 1917-
2 McCLAVE, Chester Howard, Sl US Navy, WWII, 1901-1975 (WWII marker)
3 HARMONY, ~ohn J., 1913-1973 Dorothy E., 1915-
4 HARMONY, John J., Ohio, SGT Army Air Forces, WWII, 20 Dec 1913 - 27 Oct 1973 (WWII marker)
5 SNYDER, Dawn Powers, Age 34, Devoted Wife, Mother, and Servant of Jehovah, Her Favorite Day Was Tomorrow.
6 WAGNER, Arthur B., 1902-1972 Olive V., 1913-
7 STONER, J. Mi1bur;--1917-1973 (masonic symbol) Mary Jane 1920- (Eastern Stars)
8 SHELDON, Lelia 1897-1973 Claude D., 1892-19 __ m. 1927
9 HEMING, Harvey H. 10 KINZER, Michael Eugene 1953-1967 11 BENFORD, George L. Sr., 1888-1978
Elsie A., 1892-1970 12 MORGAN, Louella P., 1895-1976 (Eastern Star) 13 MORGAN, George H., 1894-1971 (Masonic symbol) 14 ONEY, Ver1ie 1922-1979 15 ONEY, Ernest 1894-1969 16 HALL, Ronnie A., 7 Apr 1948 - 11 Jan 1968 (clay
star near above) 17 LINDAUER, Karl S., 1901-1972
Mildred C., 1904-1972 18 DUDROW, Harold W., MM 2, US Navy, WWII, 26 Sept
1911 - 26 Sept 1979 (Vet Foreign War marker) 19 BUCHANAN, Mark Louis 29 May 1959 - 5 Nov 1979,
Our Love Son & Brother Who is Only Sleeping 20 KIRKPATRICK, Harold 1927-
Lillian 1928 - m. 6 June 1954 James 1967 - 1979 Andrew 1969-
They Know the Deepest Sorrow Who Have Known the Dearest Joy
Section 2 - Row 1
1 BONNEY, Eunice R. w/o James W. BONNEY, 1845-1893 (GAR marker)
2 McELHINNEY, Ellen M. HEALY, 19 May 1849 - 8 Mar 1935 (left side)
HEALY, Caleb E., b. 12 Dec 1844, d. 24 Jun 1894 3 HEALY, "C.E.H." footstone (enclosed in wall) 4 MILLS, Simeon H., 1816-1893
Amanda MUZZY, his wife, 1817-1894 5 HEMENWAY, O. E., 1857-1915
Carrie 1865-1934
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TO~NSHIP
Section 2 - Row 1
6
7
HEMENWAY, Children of O.E. & C.L. (front side) Manning, 8 Jan 1897- 13 Sept 1897 (left) Robert, 5 Nov 1894- 7 July 1897 (right)
HEMENWAY, Manning, b. 14 Oct 1831, d. 16 Aug 1903 Father/ Mother
8 HEMENWAY, Levina, b. 23 Dec 1833, d. PORTER, Sarah Jane DISBROW 1832-1908
Wm. George, d. 27 Dec 1882 age 59 y line illegible verse; front)
11 Feb 1891 (left) 11 m (4
9 PORTER, Dolley w/o Wm. PORTER, d. 1 Jun 1866 age 75 y 11 m 18 d (8 line verse; left side)
PORTER, Wm., d. 7 Feb 1872 age 82 y 6 m 19 d 10 PORTER, Franklin, d. 8 Jun 1880 age 38 y 5 m
14 d (front) PORTER, A. Pearl, 9 Nov
11 PORTER, John, d. 12 Aug Sarah w/o John PORTER,
20 d
1877- 11 May 1887 (rt) 1898 age 88 y 24 d d. 29 Mar 1876 age 62 y
12 PERKINS, Jennett w/o Jesse PERKINS, d. 25 Nov 1884 age 52 y 3 m (left side)
PERKINS, Lena Lenora d/o Jesse & Jennett PERKINS, d. 7 July 1863 age 3 y 9 m 9 d
PERKINS, Jesse, b. 16 Apr 1822, d. 3 Nov 1901 13 ROBERTSON, Richard 1912-1978 (funeral marker) 14 MORRIS - "C" lot marker, perhaps for CROW? 15 MORRIS, W. Irving 1856-1940
Mary A. CROW 1858-1935 16 MORRIS "Mother" 17 MORRIS "Father" 18 ROSIER, Josephine w/o Robert ROSIER, 1853-1883 19 FERRIS 20 FERRIS, "Hattie L.", 1880-1928 21 FERRIS, "Leola W.", 1862-1930 22 FERRIS, "Byron J.", 1858-1928 23 JONES, Charles A., 1851-1932
Emma M., his wife, 1857-1948 Clarence E., their son, 1877-1901
ZIEHR, Charles 1854-1905 24 STEVENS, Caroline, b. 27 Jun 1828, d. 17 Sept
1905 "Mother"
Section ~ ~ Row ~ (actually between two long rows)
1
2 3 4 5 6
SKEESE, Charles S., 1868-1956 Mary M., 1868-1951
ELDER, Melissa PARKER 1827-1902 ELDER, Solon 1809-1893 REYNOLDS, Infant Son of J.G. & M.A. REYNOLDS ---- (long rectangular base, no stone) WASHBURN MONUMENT (large monolith with stones
in circle around it) WASHBURN, :h11iam s/o J.C. & D.A. WASHBURN, d.
6 July 1832 age 1 y 11 m 13 d "Interred in Washburn Cern. Greenwich" (front)
WASHBURN, J. C., d. 13 Nov 1881 age 78 y 11 m 18 d
WASHBURN, D. A., w/o J.C. WASHBURN, d. 5 Feb 1884 age 79 y 5 m 16 d
WASHBURN, D. A. SUTTON w/o J.C. WASHBURN WASHBURN - "Suffer Little Children To Come Unto
Me .. Family Record, WASHBURN, 1883" (left) WASHBURN, Infant Son of George & Dalinda WASH
BURN, b.&d. 12 Jan 1852 (right side) WASHBURN, Dalinda D. w/o George WASHBURN d. 23
Aug 1876 age 48 y 7 m 11 d WASHBURN, D. D. TOWNSEND d/o Hosea & Sophia
TOWNSEND WASHBURN, G.
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Section 2 - Row 2 ----6 HOOKER, J. A. "Simply to thy Cross I Cling.
(Reverse side of WASHBURN stone) 7 TEETS, Edith R., 1893-1971 (Eastern Stars) 8 TEETS, William Lee, 1892-1954 (Masons) 9 WASHBURN, J. C. 10 WASHBURN, Mrs. D. A. 11 WASHBURN, G., 1827-1917 12 WASHBURN, D. D. 13 HOOKER, Charlotte 1867-1953 14 HOOKER, John, 1860-1935 15 HOOKER, Jane Ann 1833-1892 16 SPRAGUE, Mary J., 1863-1954 17 SPRAGUE, Elmer T., 1856-1935 18 TODD, Ethel S., 1885-1975 19 TODD, Louis U., 1883-1981 (end WASHBURN lot) 20 PORTER ?, "Wm. G." (behind PORTER stone Row 1) 21 ROBERTSON, Flossie Annabelle 1889-1957 22 ROBERTSON, Gordon 1885-1960 23 ROBERTSON, John W., 7 June 1880- 22 Aug 1954
Lena 31 Oct 1887 -
Section 2 - Row 3
1 2 3 4
5 6
7 8 9
ELDER, James Francis 1849-1928 ELDER, Marion Carroll 1850-1921 ELDER, Eugene Carroll, 19 Apr 1875- 10 Nov 1913 HESS, Charles R., 1921 -Lucille TEETS 1918-1955
TOWNSEND, "Ira S. T." (GAR marker) TOWNSEND, Ira S., d. 12 Sept 1893 age 62 y 2 m
28 d (front) TOWNSEND, Mary M., w/o I.S. TOWNSEND, d. 14 Oct
1881 age 48 y 8 m 10 d (right) TOWNSEND, Ellen L., w/o I.S. TOWNSEND, d. 25 Aug
1903 age 62 y 6 mId (back) TOWNSEND, "Ellen L. T." (WRC marker) TOWNSEND, "Mary M." CRITTENDEN, Sarah w/o M. CRITTENDEN, d. 17 Feb
1876 age 58 y 1 m 7 d, Father and Mother CRITTENDEN, Medad, d. 15 July 1876 age 63 y 11 m
6 d (GAR marker) 10 CRITTENDEN, Immer s/o M. & S. CRITTENDEN, d. at
Washington DC in US Service 12 July 1864 age 27 y 5 m 15 d - "Rest Immer, rest, thy work is done; Thy Battle is fought, thy Crown is won; Oh, rest in Heaven in Jesus care; And I will try to meet you there." (GAR marker)
11 CRITTENDEN, Harry Evart s/o W.H. & P.E. CRITTENDEN, d. 29 Oct 1876 age 16 m 9 d (illegible), (GAR marker, 1 line verse)
12 CRITTENDEN, Phebe E., w/o W.H. CRITTENDEN, d. 19 May 1879 age 31 y 2 m 9 d (left)
CRITTENDEN, W. H., d. 27 Jan 1937 age 89 y 10 m 7 d (front)
CRITTENDEN, Ida J. w/o W.H. CRITTENDEN, d. 24 Dec 1881 age 25 y 5 m 17 d (right)
13 BARNEY, Mary L., d. 8 Apr 1883 age 53 y 14 BARNEY, Edson P., 11 Dec 1827- 24 Mar 1898 15 BARNEY, Frank G., 1867-1914 16 COLEMAN, Emma A., 1864-1952
William R., 1859-1939 17 FERRIS, Willie S., s/o I.E. & J.D. FERRIS, d. 22
Apr 1891 age 26 y 5 m 3 d (Jr. O.U.A.M.) FERRIS, Israel E., 1827-1899
18 19 20
Joanna D., his wife, 1834-1907 FERRIS, "Willie" FERRIS, "Mother" FERRIS, "Father"
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 2 - Row 3
21 ELDER, Adelbert E., 1851-1921 22 CURTIS, E. H., Capt., Co. G, 83 U.S.C.I. (?)
(no veterans marker present) 23 CURTISS, E. H., d. 18 Mar 1895 age 66 y 5 m
12 d (masonic symbol; left side) CURTISS, Charles, d. 6 Aug 18 5 (prob. 1865),
age l3 y 2 m 10 d (front) -24 NICHOLS, L., b. 14 May 1828, d. 25 Feb 1915
Elisa MARTIN, his wife, b. 9 Feb 1833, d. 3 Oct. 1905
25 NICHOLS, Eva1eyn 1856-1936 26 NICHOLS, Elmer J., 1854-1931 27 ZIMMERMAN, Pauline 1875-1936 (Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle marker)
Section 2 - Row 4
1 TOWNSEND, "W.T." 2 TOWNSEND, "M.F.T." 3 TOWNSEND, William, d. 20 Feb 1847 age 82 y 2 m
Hosea, d. 1884 age 90 y Sophia, d. 1875 age 77 y Mary F. d/o H. & S. TOWNSEND, d. 5 Nov 18~9,
age 3Q (or 36) y 1 m 20 d 4 TOWNSEND, "Mother" 5 TOWNSEND, "Father" 6 RANDOLPH, Myra W. d/o Mr. & Mrs. Fingh RANDOLPH
d. 16 Sept 1864 age 21 y 11 m 1 d 7 BIGELOW, "Father" (masonic symbol; GAR marker) 8 BIGELOW, "Mother" (WRC marker) 9 BIGELOW, John, b. 22 Nov 1836, d. 30 May 1907
Phi1ena E. JOHNSON, his wife, b. 16 Nov 1837, d. 9 Dec 1899
10 BIGELOW, Jessie HARTUPEE 1871-1945 11 HULL, Bertha 1874-1955 12 HULL, Ivan 1870-1921 13 AVERY, Martha L., 1921-1962 14 GRIGGS, Ruth M., 1897-19
Arnold P., 1891-1965 --15 EDWARDS, Luri11a, 15 Oct 1872 - 20 July 1970;
G. M., b. 7 Dec 1872, d. 11 Mar 1950 16 HENDRYX, Augustus, b. 19 Apr 1830, d. 2 Apr 1893
Anna E., his wife, b. 30 Oct 1848, d. 21 Feb 1908 (front)
HENDRYX, Emma A., d/o A. & M. HENDRYX, b. 16 Jan 1864, d. 19 Feb 1893 (back)
17 HENDRYX, "Emma A." 18 HENDRYX, "Anna E." 19 HENDRYX, "Augustus" 20 SMITH, Mary M., d. 17 Aug 1895 age 78 y 3 d
Joseph, d. 28 July 1891 age 76 y 12 d "Father and Mother Smith"
21 SMITH, "S" (small corner lot marker) 22 WHITE, Charity wlo Robert WHITE, d. 16 Aug 18~5
age 85 y 8 m 2 d "Our Mother" 23 WHITE,-George, d. 2 Oct. 1864 age 40 y 11 m 7 d 24 WHITE, George F., slo G. & H. A. WHITE, d. 14
Sept 1854 age 2 (or 12?) y 2 m 6 d 25 WHITE, Charley, d. 11 Sept 1873 age 16 y 7 m
19 d 26 WHITE, Harriet A., d. 30 Apr 1878 age 46 y 4 m
19 d 27 BELDEN, H. C. , d. 1865 28 BATES, John, Co. F, 72 Ohio Inf. (GAR marker) 29 MARKHAM, Ronald C., 1904-1931 30 MARKHAM, Nellie 1883-1955 Mother 31 MARKHAM, F10id F. slo Fred & Nellie MARKHAM,
d. 4 Aug 1902 age 2 m 26 d
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Section 2 - Row 5
1 "183 D" (lot corner marker) 2 FANNING, Edith D., 1870-1910 3 FANNING, H. S., 1864-1918 4 DAY, H. K. (F.L.T. marker) 5 ALLEN, Carrie L., 1870-1956 (WRC marker)
Loxley D., 1869-1936 6 ALLEN, Joseph F., b. 5 Oct 1837, d. 24 Nov 1898
Josephine P., wlo N.O. ALLEN, 1853-1926 (front) ALLEN, N. 0., 1856-1927 (back)
7 REICH, Mary, Mrs. 8 DUNKS, Lyman, b. 18 Feb 1812, d. 17 June 1893,
age 81 y 4 m (left) "Father and Mother DUNKS" 9 DUNKS, Almira, b. 16 Dec 1816, d. 3 Nov 1888,
age 72 y 9 m 18 d (right) LINDENAU, J. J., 1849-1930 (reverse)
Sophia M. DUNKS, his wife, 1850-1916 9 LINDE~AU, S. M. "Mother" 10 LINDENAU, Harry Vaughn 11 LINDENAU, J. J. "Father" 12 LINDENAU, Edward A., 1874-1931 13 PORTER, "Phebe A." 14 PORTER, Phebe Ann wlo Enoch PORTER, d. 22 Apr
1884 age 58 y 23 d (left) PORTER, Enoch, b. 1 July 1821, d. 25 Mar 1897,
age 75 y 8 m 24 d (front) PORTER, Catharine DeFREEST, Mrs., b. 15 Jan 1832,
d. 20 Sept 1916 (right) 15 PORTER, "Enoch" 16 PORTER, "C.D.P."
Section 2 - Row 6
1 HARTMAN, Jennie A., 1889-1981 Evert L., 1883-1962
2 HARTMAN, Vera 1886-1892 3 HARTMAN, Nettie 1857-1944 4 HARTMAN, Isaac L., 1846-1931 5 BRYAN, W. H., b. 22 Feb 1857, d. 26 Jan 1926
Margaret D. LEE, his wife, b. 5 Oct . 1857, d. 3 Oct 1913 (front)
BRYAN, Wm., Sen., b. 17 Dec 1824, d. 24 Oct 1891 6 BRYAN, "Margaret" 7 BRYAN, "William H." 8 FORD, Nellie B., 1879-1943 9 FORD, C. Loren 1878-1945 (masonic symbol) 10 SUTFIN (large monument) 11 SUTFIN, Ann Jeannette wlo Walter SUTFIN, 1830-
1897 12 SUTFIN, Walter 1826-1889 13 MIDDLESWARTH, J., d. 26 Aug 1889 age 67 y 4 m 9d
Mary E., wlo J. MIDDLESWARTH, d. 13 Feb 1873, age 31 y (front)
MIDDLESWARTH, Georgie F., d/o J. & M.E., d. 16 Sept. 1866 age 2 y 7 m 16 d (left)
MIDDLESWARTH, Charles slo J. & M.E. MIDDLESWARTH, d. 1 Feb 1875 age 5 y 3 m 18 d (right)
14 WOOD, Mary Ann, b. 12 Feb 1827, d. 15 Aug 1874 "Mother" (front)
WOOD, Thomas slo D.R. & M.A. WOOD, b. 8 Oct 1852, d. 22 Apr 1855 "Brother" (left)
WOOD, Wi11ia Nevada, d/o D.R. & M.A . WOOD, b. 1 July 1865, d. 29 Nov 1811 "Sister" (right)
15 WOOD, "M.A.W . " 16 WOOD, "W.N.W." 17 WOOD, "T. W. " 18 SUTHERLAND, Harry L., 1882-1959 19 SUTHERLAND, Floyd G., 1880-1971
Lily S., 1878-1968
BURON COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section ~ ~ Row ~
20 SUTHERLAND, Fannie A. CROW, his wife, 1856-1919 21 SUTHERLAND, John F., 1856-1900 22 HOLDEN, Bessie C., 1888-1973
Julius E., 1885-1958 (WWI marker) 23 SUTHERLAND, "J.S." (lot corner marker) 24 HULL, Mary A., 1842-1909 25 HULL (7), "Father" (same stone type as above) 26 CLAWSON, Donald R., 1925-1926 27 BRUNDAGE, Wm. Riley 1852-1901
Eliza J. HULL, his wife, 1852-1937 28 PARKIN, Dan P., 1863-1905 (front)
Lucinda H. BENTON, wife of W.J. PARKIN, 1837-1903
W. J. PARKIN, 1834-1912 29 PARKIN, "P" (lot corner marker) 30 McCLAVE, Chester 1825-1893 (front)
Matilda WHITE, his wife, 1836-1918 McCLAVE The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want; He leadeth me beside the still waters.
McCLAVE, Baby 1890-1890 (daughter of Charles & Nettie McClave) (reverse)
McCLAVE, Chas., 21 Jun 1859- 2 Apr 1947 Nettie BEATTIE, 7 Jan 1858- 14 Apr 1894 Lucy COPELAND, 28 Aug 1869- 13 Dec 1946
Descendant Ruth Matus also states that the following are buried on this plot without stones:
McCLAVE, Baby, 9 Dec 1940- 9 Dec 1940, son Eugene and Bessie McClave
of
MATUS, Larry Clayton, 29 Dec 1960 - 29 son of Clayton and Ruth McCLAVE MATUS
Dec 1960,
REXFORD, Ida Mariah McCLAVE, 1857-1922 31 McCLAVE, "Baby" 32 McCLAVE, "Nettie" 33 McCLAVE, "Mother" 34 McCLAVE, "Father" 35 McCLAVE, Carey B., 1886-1961 (funeral horne
marker) 36 DOWMAN, Robert 1834-1906
Sarah 1836-1866 Emily 1838-1907 Clara, infant dau. of Robert & Sarah, n.d.
37 DOWMAN, "Robert" 38 DOWMAN, "Sarah" 39 DOWMAN, "Emily" 40 DOWMAN, "Clara" 41 BUNNELL, "B" (lot corner marker - four) 42 BUNNELL, Addie E., 1869-19--
Orian 1866-1936 43 BUNNEL, Orian, b. 25 July 1866 (front)
Addie E., b. 14 Feb. 1869 WOOD, William R., b. 4 Aug. 1825, d. 24 Nov.
1902 (reverse) 44 BUNNELL, "Father"
~ion ~ ~ Row?..
1 CLINE, Beatrice 1882-1956 Bert W., 1883-1960
2 HOOKER, Nettie May 1877-1949 Mother 3 CLINE, Emma 1850-1892
Henry 1839-1914 (Oddfellows marker) 4 SACKETT, Dwight R., b. 2 Dec 1833
Mary J., b. 7 Jan 1839, d. 20 Jan 1892 5 SKELLENGER 7, "Wife" (next to Sackett stone,
but matches Skellenger stone 15 ft away)
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Section 2 - Row 7
6 SKELLENGER, Anson D., 23 Jun 1823-27 Jun 1895 Sarah E., 7 Jan 1847- 10 May 1900 (marker with half moon and stars)
7 SKELLENGER, A.D., M.D., b. 23 Jun 1823, d. 27 Jun 1895 "Father"
8 MESSENGER, Ida Bell d/o E.W. & S.F. MESSENGER, d. 21 Feb 1879 age 10 m 21 d. He carrieth the Lamb's in his bosom. (Lamb-shaped stone by J .M. Gorrell)
9 MESSENGER, A. H., 1815-1880 Mary, his wife, 1822-1905 MESSENGER
10 WINEGAR, Mary, b. 1 Nov 1790, d. 11 Nov 1878 WINEGAR (stone by Long & Davis, Jackson, 0.)
11 SKELLENGER, Silas J., d. 24 Feb 1867 age 35 y 2 m 19 d (GAR marker; number illegible)
12 LACEY, Cassie L., age 11 y, "Rest" (broken) 13 LACEY, Elanson 0., 1820-1907
Cass~ L., 1869-1880 14 CHAPMAN, Henry E., 1833-1911 15 CHAPMAN, Nathan S., 1st Sgt., Co. B, Ohio Veteran
Reserves (GAR marker) 16 POST, Gorton G., 1861-1942
DONOVAN, Nellie A. POST, w/o J. DONOVAN, 1863-1907
17 POST, Alfred S., 1838-1907
18
19
20
21 22
Laura M. BARRETT, his wife, 1839-1916 OXFORD, Fitz1and F., d. 16 Dec 1853 age 11 y 9 m (illegible; another source sugge;ted 1836)
DENHAM, Cornelius S., 1837-1921 Eliza 1., 1836-1900 DENHAM "D"
DENHAM, Wm., d. 29 Sept 1849 age 39 y 4 d Caroline SUTHERLAND w/o Wm. DENHAM, d. 5 July
1895 age 79 y 8 m 4 d DENHAM HARRISON, Elizabeth HARRISON, Elizabeth d/o James & Mary HARRISON, b. 5 Mar 1840, d. 7 Nov 1844 age 4 y 8 m 2 d
HARRISON, Ann LEE, w/o James HARRISON, b. 4 Jan 1785, d. 7 Feb 1878, age 93 y 1 m 3 d
23 McCLAVE, "Father and Mother" (front) McCLAVE, Dammeris A., b. 3 Jun 1811, d. 22 May
1881 (left side) McCLAVE, William, b. 14 Aug 1810, d. 20 Nov 1892
(right side) 24 McCLAVE, "Our Father and Mother" (front)
McCLAVE, Michael H., d. 4 Oct 1881 age 63 y 4 m 21 d (left side)
McCLAVE, Eliza, w/o M.H. McCLAVE, d. 24 Mar 1885 age 67 y 11 m 18 d (right side)
25 MAHAR, Allie 1875-1949 (to east of line) 26 ASHFORD, Ernest 1894-1949 (to east of line) 27 ASHFORD, Bertie, 17 Apr 1892- 7 May 1903, "Our
Darling safe in Heaven" (to €·ast of line)
Section 2 - Row 8 (two groups of stones actually placed i~ betwee~ straight rows)
1 CLINE, Henry, Co. G, 1st Ohio Light Artillery, (GAR marker; extreme left of row line)
2 KNOWLTON, Sally Loisa, w/o S.S. KNOWLTON, d. 16 July 1844 age 28-y 4 m 25 d (to right of line)
3 McCLAVE, James, d. 25 Nov 1867 age 82 y 10 m Polly, w/o James McCLAVE, d. 28 Feb 1858 age
72 y ~ m 7 d 4 McCLAVE, John, d. 7 Mar 1846 age (7) (bottom
is cemented in the ground) 5 McCLAVE, Prudence A., w/o John McCLAVE, d. 3 Nov
1840 age 19 y (stone by T. James Co.)
HURON COUNTY, OHIO CEME7ERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section 2 - Row 8 ----6 MURR, Alice MARTIN, b. Oct. 1866, d. 20 Feb
19--, "Mother", Gone But Not Forgotten (stone crumbling away badly; east of row line)
7 MARTIN, Charles, b. Aug ----, d. 5 Dec 1930, Gone But Not Forgotten, Remembered by J. MURR (badly crumbling)
8 MARTIN, J. W., 1832-1917 (GAR marker) Louise, his wife, 1845-1903 MARTIN
Section 2 - Row 9 ----1 OLDMAN, James E., 1852-1939
Nora E., 1854-1935 2 PARKIN, Winona TAYLOR, w/o Frank PARKIN, 1873-
1899 3 PATTISON, Emily 1839-1920 4 HEARSON, Mary GETTLE 1869-1943 5 GETTLE (bird/half moon marker) 6 GETTLE, Annetta McKEE 1843-1892 7 GETTLE, Samuel 1839-1920 8 DIRLAM, "Mother" 9 DIRLAM, Mary H.
Sidney H. Elizabeth E. and Infant (Oddfellows marker)
10 DIRLAM, Libbie and Infant 11 SKELLENGER, Frank A., 1863-1922
Evaline, 1859-1927 12 SKELLENGER, "Mother" 13 GODFREY, Hattie SKELLENGER, w/o W.E. GODFREY,
b. 23 Jun 1858 Marcellus, NY; d. 3 Jun 1889 Denver, CO, GODFREY (front)
SMITH, Anna J., 1835-1911 (left side) 14 SKELLENGER, "Hattie" 15 CRANSTON, Maybelle 1893-1963 ("RN"-nurse) 16 CRANSTON, Nicie M., 186g-1963
Byron S., Dr., 1869-1933 17 DANALS, Lucy MARRIOTT, w/o E.R. DANALS, 1852-
1893 DANALS, Pearl 1887-1890
Cyrus 1891-1892 Harry 1893-1893
18 LEE, Charles L., 9 Apr 1840- 20 Aug 1904 Elizabeth THOMAS, his wife, 25 July 1841 -
blank (front side) McCLAY, John Biglow, P.H.D., Rev., 2 Nov 1861 -
8 Dec 1916, At Rest (reverse) 19 KNOWLTON, Ackley, d. 20 Mar. 1864, age 72 y
8 m 26 d 20 KNOWLTON, Lydia w/o Ackley KNOWLTON, d. 8 July
1860, age 69 y 1 m 18 d 21 WININGS , Mary w/o Wm. WININGS, d. 16 Jan 1845,
age 19 y 5 m 25 d 22 KNOWLTON, ----, d/o Ackley & Lydia KNOWLTON,
d. 13 Aug. 1840 age 8 y 2 mId (top broken off and gone)
23 KNOWLTON, G. A., In Memory of, who died 8 Sept 1840 age 30 y 6 m 3 d
24 VAN VRANKEN, James s/o Garret & Mary VAN VRANKEN, d. 2 Aug 1849 in the 15 year of his age. The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord. (stone by T. Jones Co.)
25 VAN VRANKEN, Garret, d. 14 May 1840 in the 37 year of his age. I am the resurrection and the life. He that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live. (stone by T. Jones, Cleveland)
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Section 2 - Row 9
26 VAN VRANKEN, Melissa MORSE, 13 Feb 1813- 7 June 1845
VAN VRANKEN, Hettie Lucy James "Children"
27 JARDON, Edward, d. 15 Oct 1855 age 87 y 9 m 5 d 28 JARDON, Catharine w/o Edward JARDON "Deid" 20
July 1865 age 64 y 9 m 16 d 29 BLACKMAN, Amos H., s/o J.L. & G.B. (or S.B.?)
BLACKMAN, d. 5 Sept 1850 age r-y 30 PRICE, Lorinda T. , d/o D. & M. PRICE, d. 13 Aug
1849 age 3 y 6 m 10 d 31 PRICE, George F., s/o D. & M. PRICE, d. 18 Aug.
1849 age ! y 6 m 15 d 32 ----, "My Freddy", d. 21 Aug 1859 age 5 y 9 m
1 d (illegible 4 line verse; nO-surname) -33 SAGE, Andrew J., 10 Apr 1840- 20 June 1903 (to
east of row line) 34 BRUNDAGE, Nellie V., 27 Sept 1880- 1 Apr 1957
(WRC marker) 35 BRUNDAGE, Ray A., 7 Mar 1877- 11 June 1960
Section 2 - Row 10
1 ZARKER, Ella 1869-1956 George 1869-1945
2 ZARKER, Nancy A. FAST 1826-1893 3 ZARKER, Benjamin F., 1827-1902 4 VAN GORDER, "William" 5 VAN GORDER, "Angeline" 6 SHEARER, Lillian, w/o J.L. SHEARER, d/o W.W. &
A.S. VAN GORDER, d. 7 May 1893 age 35 y (front) VAN GORDER, William W., b. 23 Sept 1834, d. 25
Dec. 1903 (back) VAN GORDER, Angeline S. KING, his wife, b. 14 Oct. 1834, d. 9 Aug. 1903 VAN GORDER
7 SHEARER, "Lillian" 8 "VG" (Lot corner marker) 9 HOSTLER, A., 1825-1888 (Oddfellows symbol) 10 "B" (Lot corner marker - tree stumps) 11 BARRETT, Ashley A., 1843-1926 (front)
Lovisa TRIPP, 1850-1910 BARRETT, Jerusha C., 1830-1907 (reverse)
Hutchings D., 1819-1891 12 DEAN, George W., 1849-1924 13 DEAN, Estella G., 1866-1952 14 GILBERT, Sarah A., 1843-1925
Lewellyn T., 1838-1884 15 "118" (Lot corner marker by GILBERT) 16 DAR ON , Cecil M., 1888-1978
Chas . W., 1889-1966 17 BEARDSLEY, "Father" 18 BEARDSLEY, "Mother" 19 BEARDSLEY, "Ernest" (WRC nlarker by his stone) 20 BEARDSLEY, Elijah, 16 May 1834-27 Mar 1917
Huldah ATKINSON, his wife, 19 Mar 1839-blank Ernest, 4 Sept 1874-27 Aug 1890 (GAR marker)
21 LEE, James M., 1842-1902, Co. F, 3rd O. V.C. (GAR marker)
22 LEE, Jane GRIDLEY, his wife, 1846-1932 23 LEE 24 COBBAN, John , d. 24 Oct 1837 age 3 y 3 m 21 d
James, d. 2 Nov 183~ age I-m 16 £, sons of J. & H. COBBAN
25 COBBAN, Hellen, w/o James COBBAN, d. 24 (or 21) Feb. 1847, age 42 y
HURON COUNTY. OHIO CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS GROVE STREET CEMETERY, NEW LONDON TOWNSHIP
Section ~ ~ Row 10
26 COBBAN, Mary H. d/o J. & H. COBBAN, d. 2Q July 1850 age 3 y 5 m
COBBAN, Mary K., d/o J.& H. COBBAN, d. 9 Apr. 1852 age 3 m 21 d
Section ~ ~ Row II (half row; out of line)
1 BACON, Wm. H., d. 8 Jan 1883 age 65 y 2 MATHERS (front side)
BRADLEY (back side) 3 BRADLEY, Diana d/o D.A. & M. BRADLEY, d. 3 Oct
1850 age 1 y 9 m 3 d 4 EBERT, Mary Ann d/o J. & P. EBERT, d. 13 Aug
1835 age 2 y 5 EBERT, Polly w/o John EBERT, d. 2 June 1849
age 36 y 4 m 20 d (4 line illegible verse) 6 PERRINE, Joseph, b . 31 May 1831, d . 16 Mar 1901
in his 70th year (left side) PERRINE, Nicholas, d. 2 Sept 1873 in his 78th yr Elizabeth w/o Nicholas PERRINE, d. 14 Apr 1869
age 66 y 6 m 6 d, PERRINE (front) "PETTY", Elizabeth A. P. d/o N & E PERRINE, d. 22 Feb 1869 age 26 y 5 m 17 d (stone does not give her actual surname)
PERRINE, Phebe Jane d/o N. & E. PERRINE, d. 2 Apr 1860 age 14 y 1 m 3 d
7 PERRINE, Phebe J. R. d/o N. & E. PERRINE, d. 2 Apr 1860 age 14 y 1 m 3 d. She was lovely, she was fair, and for a child was gifted, in -------- and divined by ---- and bear her --to Heaven.
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1 UNDERHILL, Lucy M., 1865-1943 "Mother" 2 WEST, Laura R., 1804-1893
UNDERHILL, Sarah A. HOUSTON, w/ o Daniel UNDERHILL, 1842-1914
UNDERHILL, Alice L., their dau., 1865-1914 3 UNDERHILL, "Sister" 4 UNDERHILL, "Mother" 5 WEST, "Grand Mother" 6 MOLSHER, Reed 1886 -1945 7 POST, William L., Ohio, Pvt. 104 Inf. 26 Div.,
World War I, 23 Dec 1887- 18 Dec 1946 (American Legion marker)
8 LANING, "Mother" 9 LANING, Caroline WOOD, d. 24 Sept 1905 age 84 y
11 m 21 d (left side) LANING, "Father and Mother" (front) LANING, John S., d. 24 Sept 1887 age 67 y 8 m
26 d (right side) 10 LANING, "Father" 11 CREGORY, Chas. W., d. 27 Sept 1889 age 68 y 7 m
Rebecca, his wife, d. 29 Sept 1882 age 57 y 2 m 26 d, GREGORY
12 CRAIG, Maxine Jean 1920-1940 13 LEE, Leslie E., 1875-1934
Cora B., 1877-1941 Lowell B. , 1905-1920 Margaret, 1901-1901
14 "KING", Celestine, b. 4 Nov 1847, d. 17 Oct 1863 (surname not on stone)
15 "KING", Rosa1ette, b. 23 Aug 1849, d. 25 Sept 1860 (surname not on stone)
16 KING, Charles W., s/o C. & o. KING, d. 28 Nov 1854, age 10 m 24 d (5 line illegible verse)
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17 KING, Oliva w/o Charles KING, d. 2 Oct 1854 age 29 y 7 mId
KING, Charles W., their son, d. 4 Feb 1848 age 7mlld
18 "KING", Urvine 1851-1925 (no surname on stone) 19 KING, "Almira" 20 KING, "Charles" 21 KING, "Harriet" 22 KING, Charles, 20 Apr 1816- 9 Dec 1907
Oliva, 1 Mar 1825- 2 Oct 1854 KING (front) KING, Almira, 3 June 1831- 21 Aug 1866 (back) Harriet, 25 Mar 1840- 18 Nov 1901
23 KING - 1794-1865 1816-1907 (just dates, no name)
KING, George A., 1872-1951 24 SAXTON, Daisy E., 1880-1955 25 KNAPP Sarah J., d/o H. & S. KNAPP, d. 10 Dec
1857'age 1i y , The loveliest flower has faded and gone, And left us in deep~ anguish to mourn, But amid the heavenly bowers: She is entwining unfading flowers. (stone by B. F. Fulton, New London)
26 KNAPP, S. L., d. 14 Feb 1865 age 29 y 27 BARNES, Lucy A., w/ o Nelson BARNES, d. 3 Nov
1865 age 37 y 9 m 18 d (stone by R.F. Fulton, New London; GAR marker)
28 KNAPP, Henry ~ 1847-1923, Co. B, 3rd Cav. O.V.I. (GAR marker)
29 KNAPP, Ida G. BARNES, w/o JAY KNAPP, 1857-1921 30 HORLA, George 1842-1903 (top and front)
Loretta 1853-1924 (reverse) 31 PRIEST, Samantha 1830-1917
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1 McCALEB, Mary Ann, d. 17 July 1903 age 83 y, "in memory of Aunt"
2 CHANDLER, Richard H., 1914-1915 (with baby picture which is destroyed)
3 CHANDLER, Wilmer H., 1925-1929 4 OTIS, Wm. F., 4 May 1837- 19 Nov 1909 5 OTIS, Sarah A. TURNER, w/o Wm. F. OTIS, b. 30
Apr. 1848, d. 26 Sept. 1907, "At Rest" 6 "BELDING", Phene, d. 20 June 1895 (no surname on
stone, but is Triphenia VAN VRANKEN BELDING) 7 SACKETT?, "Mother" 8 SACKETT, Mary w/o Harvey SACKETT, 1803-1886 9 KING, Adelaide K., 1849-1929 "Mother"
Cyrus T., 1849-1932 "Father" 10 KING, Iva T., 1876-1973 11 KING, Harry L., 1874-1914 12 PECK, George M., 1862-1931 13 PECK, Grace SINCLAIR 1870-1955 14 SINCLAIR, Alexander 1837-1916 15 SINCLAIR, Clarinda GRIDLEY 1842-1911 16 SINCLAIR
PECK (GAR marker) 17 KING, Sally w/o Paul KING, d. 5 Jan 1854 age
48 y 1 m 8 d (stone by E. Whitman, Cleveland) 18 EARL, Sarah Iso1ina d/o Sam1. E. & Roxana EARL,
d. 21 Apr 1859 age 2 y 4 m. This tender bud all in the flower, Cut down and withered in an hour.
19 KING, Ver1inda B., 1860 - blank Earl 0., 1885-1905, U.S. Marine, KING
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