Source: North Manchester Journal, June 4, 1903

TO FIX CEMETERY, Effort Being made to Improve Old Cemetery

The old cemetery on North Market street is just now attracting attention because it needs attention in more ways than one. Beyond an occasional mowing of the grass, little is done to keep the place as a cemetery should be kept. A fence is needed around the lot, and in many places the lots should be graded and the graves filled up. These improvements will all cost money, and as there is no association back of the cemetery, the expense will naturally fall on those interested by having friends or relatives buried there, and upon those interested in the welfare and appearance of the town.

With the purpose of raising funds for this purpose, H.B. Sheller has headed a subscription paper, and has circulated it about town. He also asks that all living away from town having an interest in this cemetery send to him whatever contributions they are able to make. He will receipt for the same, and later show how the money has been used.

This is possibly as old a cemetery as there is to be found in this part of the country. There are graves there dating back in the thirties, and many of the old pioneers who did much to pave the way for the present prosperous town and community have found their last resting place in that lot. From respect to the work that these people have done, the town should feel an interest in caring for the cemetery, and those who have relatives buried there should not be slow in assisting.

Source: News-Journal, February 8, 1940

PROCEDURE BY WHICH THE BODIES IN OLD CEMETERY CAN BE MOVED

Considerable interest has been taken in the proposal to move the bodies in the Old Cemetery to Oaklawn cemetery and convert the site of the Old Cemetery into a park. For the most part the public reaction has been favorable, especially from people who know the condition of the Old Cemetery, and realize that conditions will get worse in future years. Some have raised the question of who can deed this land to the town. The heirs of Edmund Holderman have this right.

The land was part of the Allan Holderman estate and while it was set aside for cemetery purposes, Mr. Holderman never deeded the land to anyone.

On Page 506 of Deed Record Z in the county recorder's office at Wabash, appears a deed in which Henry Holderman, Milton Bond and Lavina Bond, heirs of Allan Holderman signed a quit claim deed to Edmund Holderman, the other heir, for that part of the estate of Allan Holderman described in substance as follows:

Commencing at Ninth and Market streets or the northwest corner of the southeast quarter of Section 32, Township 30, Range 7 east; thence south about 100 rods to the Jane Holderman addition, which is the north edge of the Central school ground, thence east to Sycamore street thence north to Ninth street, and thence west to the place of beginning, or 51.90 acres. These heirs of Edmund Holderman are Mrs. Ada Freeze of Wabash, Mrs. W.H. Howe of Hammond, Mrs. R.E. Little of Villa Park, Illinois, H.L. Holderman of Azusa, California. The three daughters have signified their willingness to sign a deed, and give assurance their brothers will sign. That is the first step to be taken so the town can legally ask for a WPA labor grant and labor made available to remove the bodies.

The second question frequently asked is "can the town legally act". An act of 1905, which will be found on page 402, section 263, reads as follows:

Sec. 263: "When any cemetery within, or in the vicinity of, the corporate limits of any city or town in this state has been or shall hereafter be conveyed to such city or town by the board of county commissioners, or when such cemetery exists wherein burials have been made by the license or permission of the owner, or owners, of the lands whereon such cemetery is located, or when any such cemetery exists, by dedication for burial purposes of the lands on which is situated, or when such city or town has in any manner come into the custody or ownership of such cemetery, or the lands on which such cemetery is located, the common council of such city or board of trustees of such town, may vacate such cemetery as hereinafter provided.

"When five resident freeholders of such city or town shall, in writing, petition the common council of such city or the board of trustees of such town, to vacate such cemetery, such petition shall be entered at length in the proper record of proceedings of such common council or board of trustees. And if, on considering such petition, such common council or board of trustees, shall find that such cemetery has fallen into neglect and disuse; that remains of deceased persons have been from time to time exhumed and removed therefrom on account of such neglect, or that such cemetery hinders or obstructs the growth of such city or town, or any part thereof, or that the same is injurious to the health of the neighborhood in which it is located, such findings shall be entered at length in such record of proceedings, together with an order that such cemetery be vacated.

"Such common council or board of trustees shall thereupon prepare, as nearly as may be, a complete list of the names of the deceased persons, whose bodies remain interred in such cemetery, and shall publish the same for two weeks successively, once each week in some newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the county, together with a notice to all persons interested, that on and after the time stated in such notice, (which shall not be less than sixty days after the last publication thereof) such common council or board of trustees will cause the bodies in such cemetery to be exhumed, the remains of any such persons as may be claimed by their relatives or friends, shall be delivered to such claimants, for removal and reinterment. The remains of all persons remaining unclaimed shall be removed and properly reinterred in some suitable cemetery or burial ground in the vicinity of such city or town, by and at expense of such city or town; and all monuments, gravestones, or other distinguishing marks shall be removed with such remains, and placed in proper positions. Such common council or board of trustees shall also record the proper record of this proceedings, the names as ascertained of all deceased persons reinterred, together with a description of the place of reinterment.

"The title of the cemetery grounds, where the same has been or shall be conveyed by the board of commissioners of the county, to any city or town, after such cemetery shall have been vacated, shall, in no wise be disturbed thereby, and the same shall continue in and be preserved by such city or town, and such city or town, may convey the same or any part thereof in fee simple."

A supplemental act in 1925, which did not repeal any of the 1905 act, gives the town authority to convert such vacated cemetery land into a park, and , if it desires, to erect a memorial shaft or marker.

Source: NMHS Newsletter May 1986

HOLDERMAN PARK MEMORIAL BEING COMPLETED

A long time goal of the Historical Society is nearing fulfillment with the work almost completed on the Halderman/Holderman Cemetery site on North Market Street.

The cemetery was established by Allen Halderman in the early years of North Manchester. Between 1838 and 1909, 375 people were buried there. Many of these were children and young adults, reminding us of the high mortality rate in the time before modern medicines.

The Halderman family continued to hold title to the ground until 1940, when they deeded it to the town of North Manchester for a park, with provision that the tombstones and bodies should be moved to Oaklawn Cemetery. It was the plan that this would be done with WPA funds and labor; but the federal government would not approve use of WPA labor for the project because it was a private cemetery. So nothing was done.

As the years went by, many of the tombstones fell or were pushed over. Some were taken away by relatives, and some were taken for doorsteps and driveways. Several eventually were stacked in the northeast corner of the plot.

As the plan for some action developed, a two-year project searching through the obituary columns of old newspapers was undertaken by the Historical Society to recover the names of those thought to be buried in this pioneer cemetery. Several members of the Historical Society helped to move most of the remaining gravestones to the town water plant lot. All of the legible inscriptions were copied, and the best-preserved stones were selected to be incorporated into the planned memorial.

The memorial is of red-orange brick to match some of the older brick elsewhere in North Manchester. It is a rectangular structure, without roof, with walls sixteen inches thick. The south and west walls, intended as the front, are only two feet high, and each has a wide break so spectators can walk inside.

The north and east walls are more than eight feet high. Thirty tombstones—the most legible ones still preserved—are built into these two walls, some on the inside, and some on the outside. Six anodized aluminum pewter plaques containing the names of those buried there will be mounted on the inside of the east wall.

Many of the stones carry the names of persons who died in infancy and childhood. There are also stones of those who died in youth and in young adulthood, particularly women in the latter group. Also 29 veterans from the War of 1812, Mexican-American and Civil Wars have been laid to rest there.

A few more of the best preserved tombstones, perhaps eight, will be placed on the ground inside the memorial, as they might be standing in a cemetery. A brick walk, flowerbeds, and dwarf trees are planned to complete the project.

The project is being sponsored by and paid for by private donations from the North Manchester Historical Society, the Jaycees, and through federal revenue sharing funds given by the Town Board. Funds are still needed for landscaping.

The North Manchester Parks and Recreation Department will be responsible for the care taking of the monument and the Holderman Park Donation Fund has been set up to accept monies for landscaping, maintenance, and future development of the park.

Plans are now underway for a dedication of the project in conjunction with the town’s sesquicentennial celebration. This dedication is presently scheduled during Fun Fest in August. Families and descendants of these early pioneers buried in Holderman Cemetery are invited and encouraged to take part in the dedication. Inquiries may be made through the Clerk’s Office, 103 E. Main Street, 982-6536.

Donations to the project should be mailed in care of the Parks & Recreation Department, 902 N. Market Street, North Manchester, Indiana, 46962, and made payable to the Holderman Park Donation Fund.

The following is the information as it appears on the six plaques:

HALDERMAN – HOLDERMAN CEMETERY

This is the original Town cemetery founded between 1838 and 1840. Allen Halderman, his wife, Jane, and their children came to North Manchester in 1838. One of their children, a daughter, died and there being no cemetery, Mr. Halderman set aside a tract of land to be used for this purpose. The Town was not incorporated and Mr. Halderman retained the title to the land, but people were permitted to select and use burial plots without charge. This created neglect in later years because descendants moved away and no governing agency had any authority to compel proper care. In 1955, the stones were removed because of the state of disrepair of the cemetery. Unfortunately, no official record of all the burials was ever made. The following list represents, to the best of our knowledge, the most complete record ever compiled.

This list was made possible by the tireless efforts of the North Manchester Historical Society and the Town of North Manchester. A complete list containing additional statistical information may be seen at the North Manchester Public Library or the Office of the Clerk-Treasurer.

d. Died * Stone moved to

X No stone found

c/o Child of Vet Veteran

d/o Daughter of

w/o Wife of Italic Stone found in

                                                                                                          Halderman-Holderman

                                                                                                          Cemetery

ALEXANDER, Robert d. Jan. 08, 1881 * Oaklawn

ANDREWS, Ellen L. d/o M & M Andrews d. Jun. 16, 1863 * Oaklawn

ANDREWS, George W. s/o Miletus & Mary d. Feb. 07, 1850 * Oaklawn

ANSTOT, __________ c/o Sam d. Jan. , 1873 X

APLETON, Bireie Myrtle d. Aug. 24, 1865 X

ARGERBRIGHT, Emma Dell d/o J A & Amelia d. Jul. 11, 1875 * Oaklawn

AUGHINBAUGH, __________ w/o H Aughinbaugh d. Apr. 07, 1869

BALINGER, __________ ?/O John Balinger d. Aug. 02, 1881 X

BALLENGER, Robert s/o J A & M C d. Feb. 26, 1877 * Oaklawn

BANNING, Margaret d/o J & D Banning d. Dec. 23, 1851

BASH, Charlie W. s/o W F & E R Bash d. Sep. 16, 1874 * Oaklawn

BASH, Willie H. s/o W F & E R Bash d. Sep. 21, 1874 * Oaklawn

BENGE, Nancy w/o Thomas Benge d. Apr. 18, 1864

BENGE, Thomas Vet X

BENHAM, William d. Jul. , 1873 X

BLOCKSON, William s/o M N & E Blockson d. Feb. 11, 1866

BOND, Lavina (Halderman) w/o Milton Bond d. Jan. 24, 1879 * Oaklawn

BOND, Milton d. Jul. 20, 1872 * Oaklawn

BONEWITZ, Arden A. s/o J N & S Bonewitz d. Oct. 29, 1870 * Oaklawn

BONEWITZ, Elsworth C. s/o E S & M E d. Aug. 14, 1875 * Oaklawn

BONEWITZ, Mary d. Apr. 26, 1871 * Oaklawn

BOOK, __________ c/o Adam Book d. Jul. , 1874 X

BROWN, Jonny s/o E W & A Brown d. Feb. 19, 18(73) * Oaklawn

BUTLER, Nancy d. Dec. 28, 1872 X

BURDGE, Milton s/o J M & C Burdge d. Jan. 25, 1872 * Oaklawn

BURKET, Michael d. Mar. 02, 1892 X

BUSSARD, James B. s/o w & E Bussard d. Apr. 27, 1858 * Oaklawn

BUSSARD, Wesley d. Oct. 02, 1876 * Oaklawn

CAMPBELL, Archibald d. Nov. 22, 1898

CAMPBELL, Rebecca d. Dec. 09, 1890

CARNEY, E. d. Aug. , 1873 X

CARR, John d. Mar. 01, 1853

CHAFFIN, Mary w/o John G. Chaffin d. 1860 * Fairview

CHURCH, Enos s/o E P & E A Church d. Dec. 02, 1860 * Oaklawn

CHURCHILL, Jane w/o James Churchill d. Jun. 30, 1878 * Oaklawn

CLARK, Asbury d. Jan. 17, 1863 * Fairview

CLAYPOOL, Lily E. d. Jun. 16, 1879 X

CLAYPOOL, __________ c/o Henry Claypool d. Apr. 12, 1887 X

CLOI(Y)D, Emma d. Aug. 17, 1871 * Oaklawn

COBLE, Mary d/o C H & M Coble d. Sep. 05, 1865

COGEN, Rolen d. Oct. 24, 1881

CONNER, Fanney w/o Adam Conner d. Nov. 23, 1854

COOK, Charles s/o J M & E J Cook d. Dec. 02, 1865 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Alfred C. d. Dec. 29, 1852 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Amos d. Nov. 02, 1856 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Benjamin W. s/o B W & E Cowgill d. Dec. 22, 1852 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Catharine w/o John A. Cowgill d. May 07, 1863 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Margaret d. Jan 09, 1853 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Maris M. d. Feb 26, 1854 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Mary E. w/o N C Cowgill d. Dec. 15, 1854 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Mary E. d/o B W & E Cowgill d. Nov. 13, 1866 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, Tobitha J. d/o J L & C Cowgill d. Feb. 18, 1864 * Oaklawn

COWGILL, William M. s/o B W & E Cowgill d. Feb. 17, 1855 * Oaklawn

DAILY, J. H. d. Vet X

DAILY, Jones R. s/o W F Daily d. Jun. 28, 1873 X

DAILY, William F. d. Jun. 15, 1880 Vet

DORSEY, Eli d. Jan. 24, 1870 Vet

DORSEY, Jane w/o Eli Dorsey d. Mar. 41, 1861

EAGLE, Ellen Maria d/o E M & Susan H d. Aug. 15, 1862 * Oaklawn

EBBINGHOUSE, Frederick A. d. 1866 * Oaklawn

ECKMAN, George s/o Noah & Nancy d. Mar. 04, 1862 Vet X

ECKMAN, Infant d/o G W & N T Eckman d. Mar. 20, 1850

EGNER, Cynthia A. w/o Thomas Egner d. Oct. 24, 1860

EGNER, Elliott d. Oct. 24, 1860 X

EGNER, Martha w/o J Egner d. May 26, 1865

EGNER, Mary C. d/o J & M Egner d. Sep. 02, 1853

EGNER, Rebecca w/o Thomas Egner d. Oct. 02, 1855

EGNER, Infant d/o C W & N T Eckner d. Mar. 20, 1850

EICHHOLTZ, George s/o J f & A Eichholtz d. Jun. 03, 1863 * Oaklawn

ELLIOTT, Francis M. s/o J H & L J Elliot d. Sep. 23, 1872 * Oaklawn

ELLIOTT, Hiram d. Aug. 10, 1855

ELLWOOD, Clinton s/o J C & E Ellwood d. Aug. 05, 1873 * Oaklawn

ENYART, Infant s/o M Lew & Sophia d. Mar. 23, 1869

FA_____, Eliza d/o S A Fa_____ d. May 1(4), 1862

FELTERS, Adeline d. Jan. 06, 1873 X

FOSTER, Mary w/o Henry Foster d. Oct. 09, 1865 X

FOSTER, Robert Anderson s/o H Foster d. Aug. 23, 1862 X

FOWLER, Minerva Letitie w/o W D Fowler d. Oct. 09, 1878 X

FRAME, Asenath d. Jan. , 1873 X

FRAME, James d. Aug. 04, 1855

FRAME, Lydia A. w/o Wm. Frame d. Jan. 01, 1855

FRAME, Mahlon C. s/o M C & Ferahy d. Sep. 2(0), 185(6)

FRAME, Mahlon C. d. Jan. 01, 1851 X

FRAME, William H. s/o Mahlon Frame d. 1861

FREDRICK, Elizabeth w/o John Fredrick d. Oct. 13, 1866

FREDRICK, Susanna w/o John Fredrick d. Sep. 5, 1854

FUDGER, Charles d. Apr. 27, 1853

GARWOOD, Dialma s/o M & S Garwood d. Jul. 31, 1852

GIEK, Charles P. s/o M & H E Giek d. Sep. 12, 1880

GIEK, Ithiel s/o M & M Giek d. Sep. 28, 1869 * Oaklawn

GIEK, John G. s/o J (H) & S M Giek d.

GIEK, Ten_____ d. May 21, 186(2)

GIEK, William Noah d/o M & H E Giek d. Dec. 01, 1881 X

GU(O)MERY, Thomas d. Aug. 27, 1873 Vet X

HAYES, Emmett E. s/o J E & M J Hayes d. Oct. 14, 1863 * Oaklawn

HAYES, James H. s/o J E & M J Hayes d. Oct. 27, 1840 * Oaklawn

HAYES, John M. s/o J E & M J Hayes d. Oct. 21, 1856 * Oaklawn

HECKATHORN, Alfred s/o Martin & Sarah d. Apr. 22, 1863 * Oaklawn

HECKATHORN, Mary Ellen d/o Martin & Sarah d. Jun. 02, 1863 * Oaklawn

HECKATHORN, Roseta d/o Martin & Sarah d. Apr. 23, 1879 * Oaklawn

HECKATHORN, Warren s/o Martin & Sarah d. Mar. 06, 1862 * Oaklawn

HEETER, Lydia A. d/o S & L D Heeter d. Apr. 06, 1864

HEETER, Lydia D. w/o Samuel Heeter d. Apr. 01, 1864

HELVEY, Isabella w/o Robert Helvey d. Mar. 12, 1863

HELVEY, Richard d. 1850

HENRY, Catherine w/o Jacob Henry d. Oct. 31, 1867

HOKE (HOCK), Albert W. d. Apr. 04, 1864 Vet X

HOLDERMAN, Allen d. Prior to 1844 X

HOLDERMAN, Edmund s/o Allen & Jane d. X

HOLDERMAN, Henry A. d. Jan. , 1885 * Oaklawn

HOLDERMAN, Jane w/o Allen Holderman d. Jan. 20, 1863 X

HOLDERMAN, __________ d/o Allen & Jane d. prior to 1840 X

HOLMAN, Charles F. s/o O B & E Holman d. Jan. 06, 1849

HONEOUS, Charles (M) s/o & Honeous d. May 20, 1862

HONEUS, Peter d. Jul. 17, 1857

HONEOUS, William d. Oct. 08, 1863

HORNADAY, __________ D/O S C & S Hornaday d.

HUDSON, Jacob J. d. Feb. 10, 1886

HUFFMAN, Surviah S. w/o A W Huffman d. Jan. 05, 1860 * Oaklawn

HUSSEY, D. M. s/o W H & M J Hussey d. Apr. 11, 1875

HUSSEY, Infant s/o W H & M J Hussey d. Sep. 02, 1876 X

JOHNSON, Frankie s/o O D & E Johnson d. Nov. 25, 1869 * Oaklawn

JOHNSON, Jennie d/o C D & E Johnson d. May 02, 1873 * Oaklawn

JONES, Charles d. Vet X

JONES, C. B. d. Vet X

KEELING, Polly w/o Leonard Keeling d. Oct. 30, 1870

KEESEY, Mary R. w/o John d. Oct. 25, 1872 * Oaklawn

KEESLEY, Mary E. d/o W D & C Keesley d. Apr. 16, 1875 * Oaklawn

KELLER, Mary J. w/o Ephraim Keller d. Oct. 12, 1879 X

KESTER, Martha Jane w/o W S Kester d. May 24, 1859

KIRCHER, Maria w/o M Kircher d. Mar. 23, 1856 * Oaklawn

KING, Maria w/o G King d. Aug. 17, 1871

KITCHEN, Emma d/o W & E Kitchen d. Jul. 19, 1852

KNOOP, Michael d. Dec. 15,1869 * Oaklawn

KOONS, Catherine w/o N S Mauer d. Feb. 11, 1892 X

KRICHBAUM, Elizabeth d/o George & Elizabeth d. Oct. 17, 1845

KRICHBAUM, George d. Feb. 21, 1869

KRICHBAUM, Infant d/o M & R Krichbaum d. Mar. 11, 187?

KUHNLE, Jacob F. d. Jun. 30, 1861

KUHNLE, Salome w/o J F Kuhnle d. Feb. 08, 1851

LANTZ, Anna d/o H & C Lantz d. Apr. 23, 1852 * Oaklawn

LANTZ, Henry d. Nov. 17, 1865 * Oaklawn

LANTZ, Mary M. d/o H & C Lantz d. Aug. 30, 1847 * Oaklawn

LAVEY, Charles B. s/o J & E Lavey d. Feb. 02, 1877

LAVEY, John s/o W & S Lavey d. X

LAVEY, Joseph d. Feb. 25, 1879 X

LAVEY, Sarah w/o William Lavey d. Oct. 27, 1871

LAVEY, William d. Aug. 06, 1869

LAVEY, William d. Oct. 27, 1871 X

LAUTZENHISER, Emeline d/o J K Lautzenhiser d.

LAUTZENHISER, Emeline d/o Elias & Mary Seitner d. X

LAUTZENHISER, Franklin s/o E & M Lautzenhiser d. Sep. 19, 1865

LAUTZENHISER, ______ d/o K & C Lautzenhiser d. Feb. 27, 1864

LAWRENCE, Elizabeth d. May 31, 1855 * Oaklawn

LAYTON, Hugh Arthur s/o J T & T Layton d. Jan. 31, 1877 * Oaklawn

LEONARD, Samuel d. May 27, 1851 Vet

LINDSEY, William d. Nov. 15, 1860

LOWMAN, Sarah J. w/o John C. Lowman d. May 14, 1853

LUTZ, Malinda w/o Daniel Lutz d. Jan. 27, 1875 * Oaklawn

LUTZ, T. I. s/o D & M Lutz d. Aug. 14, 1852 * Oaklawn

LUTZ, Infant s/o D & M Lutz d. Nov. 10, 1853 * Oaklawn

LUTZ, Infant s/o D & M Lutz d. Aug. 05, 1857 * Oaklawn

MARSHALL, Elizabeth d. Feb. 22, 1870 * Oddfellow/

Marion

MARSHALL, Joseph C. d. Jul. 21, 1864

MARSHALL, Phoebe J. w/o J C Marshall d. Dec. 01, 1867

MARSHALL, Riley d. Mar. 02, 1864 * Oddfellow/

Marion

MARSHALL, Susan Elizabeth d/o D M & M A d. Apr. 02, 1853

MARTIN, John A. d. Dec. 15, 1862 Vet X

MARTIN, JOHN d. Jul. 01, 1863 Vet X

MARTIN, Matilda d/o S & I Martin d. Mar. 16, 1846

MARTIN, Sarah w/o Jacob Martin d. Feb. 08, 1853

MARTIN, __________ d/o John A & Avianta d. Aug. 21, 1861

McFANN, Grayzilla d/o A B & A A McFann d. Oct. 05, 1871 * Oaklawn

McFANN, Minnie d/o A B & A A McFann d. Feb. 03, 1864 * Oaklawn

McFARLAND, Harriet O. d/o N & E McFarland d. Jun. 27, 1848

McFARLAND, Ira N. s/o N & E McFarland d. Feb. 12, 1853

McFARLAND, John Fredrick s/o N & E McFarland d. Jan. , 1853 X

McFARLAND, Robert William s/o N & E McFarland d. 1853 X

McGUIRE, James Hankinson d. Jun. 17, 1883 Vet

McGUIRE, John s/o J M & S McGuire d. May (4) 1862 X

McGUIRE, John G. d. May 05, 1865 Vet X

McGUIRE, Sarah w/o James H McGuire d. May 06, 1906

MESSMORE, Greeley d. Apr. 05, 1879 * Oaklawn

MESSMORE, John G. s/o M & M Messmore d. Sep. , 1852

MEYER, Francis J. s/o R & L C Meyer d. Aug. 04, 1885

MILLER, Cordelia w/o Aaron Miller d. Jun. 17, 1892 X

MILLER, Elizabeth w/o John Miller d. Mar. 18, 1864

MILLER, Isaiah s/o David & Carolina d. Aug. 25, 1855

MILLER, John d. Aug. 23, 1863

MILLER, __________ s/o J M & E Miller d. Feb. 05, 1863

MILLS, Elizabeth w/o William Mills d. Sep. 08, 1854

MILLS, Hannah w/o L Mills d. May 28, 1867

MILLS, William C. s/o Sebastian & Ollie d. Sep. 14, 1872

MOORE, __________ c/o Chas. d. Mar. 03, 1884 X

MOWRER, Charley s/o A M & N J Mowrer d. Sep. 14, 1867 X

MOWRER, Fredrick s/o J & R Mowrer d. Jun. 18, 1856

MOWRER, Harley s/o N M & M J Mowrer d. Sep. 14, 1867

MOWRER, Jesse d. Apr. 23, 1860

MOWRER, Jesse Jr. s/o J & R Mowrer d. Sep. 12, 1849

MOWRER, Mary E. d/o J & R E Mowrer d. X

MOWRER, Rachael w/o William Mowrer d. May 28, 1891

MOWRER, Sarah d/o J & R Mowrer d. Nov. 12, 1849

MOWRER, William d. Sep. 13, 1887

MURPHY, Gertie d/o E J Murphy d. Sep. , 1884 X

MURPHY, J. A. d. May 28, 1862 Vet * Oaklawn

MURPHY, J. A. d. May 13, 1875 X

MURPHY, Rebecca Ann w/o E J Murphy d. Jul. , 1885 X

MYLIN, Jessie s/o J & M A d. Mar. 15, 1858

MYLIN, John d. Aug. 17, 1858

NEFF, George N. d. Apr. 12, 1880 Vet

NEFF, Susanna w/o G N Neff d. Nov. 30, 1845

NOFTZGER, Louisa w/o C E Noftzger d. Feb. 11, 1873 * Oaklawn

NOFTZGER, Minnie d/o L J & Mary Noftzger d. 1870 * Oaklawn

OAKLEY, Evaline d/o J N & Sarah Oakley d. Aug. 10, 1867

OGAN, Elias s/o J & M Ogan d. Sep. 21, 1850

OGAN, John d. Jan. 11, 1855

OGAN, Mary Ann d/o John & Margaret d. Jul. 11, 1857

PAYNE, Alonzo s/o B & E Payne d. Sep. 21, 1863

PAYNE, Barnabas d. Jul. 06, 1866

PAYNE, Huldah w/o Barnabas Payne d. Oct. 24, 1854

PAYNE, Laura d/o E & M Payne d. Feb. 05, 1867

PAYNE, Infant c/o B & E Payne d. Apr. 13, 1863

PEARSON, Annie Lautzenhiser d. Dec. 16, 1857 * Oaklawn

PEEK, Anna (L) d/o W N & M C Peek d. Mar. 10, 1869

PEEK, __________ s/o W N & M C Peek d. Nov. 02, 186?

PEE(C)K, William N. d. Jan. 20, 1872 Vet X

PLACE, Aaron s/o M & M Place d. Jan. 13, 1847

PLACE, Ester E. d/o M & M Place d. Nov. 12, 1845

PLACE, Lydia d/o M & M Place d. Nov. 06, 1842

PLACE, Mary W. d. Apr. 05, 1886

PLACE, Maurice d. Nov. 13, 1862

PLACE, Roy d. Oct. 15, 1889

POWELL, Gertie d/o Augustus & Savilla d. Aug. 28, 1873 * Oaklawn

POWELL, Katie d/o A R & S H Powell d. Jun. 11, 1875 * Oaklawn

PRICE, Adrema d/o W & M Price d. Feb. 28, 1849

QUINN, Louella R. d/o E M & N Rager d. 1884

RAGER, Adam d. Jan. 22, 1864

RAGER, Catharine w/o Adam Rager d. May 18, 1863

RAGER, __________ c/o E M d. Jan. , 1886

RAGER, Ostin d.

REAHARD, Catharine w/o John F Reahard d. Nov. 16, 1867

REED, Catherine w/o James Reed d. Oct. 16, 1887

REED, Charlotte d/o J & C Reed d. Aug. 15, 1848

REED, Georgia d/o Nicholas Reed d. Feb. , 1883 X

RHODES, George Alonzo d. Jan. 07, 1873 Vet * Oaklawn

RHODES, Moses d. Oct. 06, 1874 * Oaklawn

RICHISON, Margaret s/o George Richison d.

RIDGELY, Infant d/o N J d. Jul. , 1873 * Oaklawn

RIDGLEY, Henry d. Vet X

RINEHART, Catharine d/o P & E Rinehart d. Sep. 21, 1862

ROCKHILL, Frampton B. d. Aug. 14, 1854

ROCKHILL, Mary J. d/o F B & D Rockhill d. Mar. 23, 1851

ROYER, Mary w/o Henry d. Sep. 16, 1874 X

RUPLEY, Infant d/o D J & L Rupley d. Jan.07, 1870

RUPLEY, Rebecca w/o Frederick Rupley d. Sep. 06, 1856

SAEGER, David s/o Thilman & Rachael d. Sep. 01, 1853

SCHIFFERLY, Amelia d/o C Schifferly d. Jan. 14, 1881 X

SCHOOLCRAFT, Adda d. 1872 * Oaklawn

SCHOOLCRAFT, Samie d. 1873 * Oaklawn

SCHULER, Mabel B. d. May 16, 1868 * Oaklawn

SCHULER, Olive E. P. d. Jun. 24, 1871 * Oaklawn

SELLERS, Louie s/o A J & M Sellers d. Dec. 06, 1870 * Oaklawn

SHAUBHUT, Helena d/o S Shaubhut d. 11, 1847

SHAUMBURG, Simon F. s/o F & C Shaumburg d. Nov. 08, 1862

SHEAK, Ezekiel d. Aug. 11, 1862

SHEAK, __________ s/o J & E Sheak d. Mar. 01, 1865

SHEETS, Harriet R. H. d/o S & E J Sheets d. Sep. 20, 1850

SHEETS, John d. Dec. 18, 1850

SHEETS, John W. d. Mar. 15, 1873 Vet

SHELLER, James d. Vet X

SHILTZ, George d. Jan. , 1874 X

SHOEMAKER, John d. Jun. 13, 1874 X

SHULL, Pearl Judson s/o Peter d. Jun. 04, 1881 X

SIGNES, Levi d. Mar. 12, 1855

SILLINGS, John d.

SINGER, Elizabeth w/o J C Singer d. Jan. 17, 1871

SINGER, J. C. d. Apr. 30, 1875

SLUSSER, Catharine d/o J & D d. Aug. 29, 1863

SLUSSER, Delila w/o J Slusser d. Dec. 09, 1862

SLUSSER, Josiah s/o J & D Slusser d. Jun. 21, 186(0)

SMITH, Marietta d. Feb. 21, 1860

SMITH, Minerva d/o L & (M H) Smith d. Sep. 29, 1864

SMITH, __________ w/o G Smith d. Mar. 06, 1861

SNYDER, __________ Infant d. May 18, 1879 X

STAMPFF, Aaron d. Apr. 08, 1892 X

STAVER, Mary w/o Samuel Staver d. Sep. 21, 1855

STAVER, Sarah d. X

STELLER, __________ child d. 22, 1868 X

STEMM, Madaline d/o John R Stemm d. Aug. 26, 1892 X

STRICKLER, Clarence E. d. 1870 * Oaklawn

STRICKLER, Elizabeth w/o Henry d. Jun. 26, 1880 * Oaklawn

STRICKLER, Emanuel d. Feb. 04, 1845

STRICKLER, Lucy Ann d/o Emanuel & Sarah d.

STRICKLER, Sarah d/o Emanuel & Sarah d. Apr. 03, 1855

SWIHART, George N. s/o Daniel & Ann d. Apr. 17, 18??

THOMAS, J. M. d. 1893 X

THOMAS, James M. s/o C & E Thomas d. Mar. 05, 1866 Vet

THOMAS, Juliettee ad/d/o Rev. E A Church d. Feb. 20, 1862 X

THOMAS, Sarah w/o M Thomas d. Sep. , 1844

THOMAS, William d. Vet X

THOMPSON, William d. 1893 X

THOMPSON, William H. d. Dec. 05, 1863 Vet X

THORN, Edgar (H) s/o W & E Thorn d. Aug. 19, 1849

THORN, Elizabeth w/o William Thorn d. Jan. 28, 1840 X

THORN, Eva d. May 23, 1856

THORN, Thomas d. Dec. 15, 1846

TILMAN, Florence B. d/o W & N Tilman d. Feb. 22, 1870 * Oaklawn

TILMAN, Jacob d. Feb. 18, 1870

TILMAN, Jacob s/o W & L A Tilman d. Nov. 20, 1860 * Oaklawn

TILMAN, Lucy A. w/o William Tilman d. May 26, 1862 * Oaklawn

TILMAN, Mahala w/o William Tilman d. Dec. 10, 1855 * Oaklawn

TILMAN, William d. Aug. 02, 1878 * Oaklawn

TILMAN, Mary M. w/o J Tilman d. Jan. 14, 1872

TOWNSEND, John W. d. Aug. 06, 1873 X

WADDELL, Alice w/o Dr. Charles A d. May 02, 1879

WAGNER, John A. s/o John & Louisa d. Oct. 24, 1862 * Oaklawn

WAGNER, Wilhelmina d/o John & Louisa d. Feb. 18, 1854 * Oaklawn

WAGONER, John d. May 03, 1879 * Oaklawn

WALLACE, Thomas d. Dec. 28, 1874 * Oaklawn

WEBSTER, Cynthia A. d. Jul. 11, 1907

WEBSTER, Joseph D. d. Dec. 19, 1871

WEBSTER, Dr. Samuel d. Jun. 02, 1851

WEIDNER, Adnema d/o D & C Weidner d. Sep. 01, 1862

WEIDNER, Ellen Vida c/o C & L Weidner d. Jun. 17, 1862

WEIDNER, John W. s/o C & L Weidner d. Dec. 11, 1872

WEIDNER, Malion s/o C & L Weidner d. Aug. 17, 1861

WEIDNER, Nancy d. Apr. 25, 1881 X

WEIDNER, Samuel Z. s/o G & N Weidner d. Sep. 01, 1850

WEIDNER, __________ s/o D & C Weidner d. May 16, 1865

WELLS, Stephen A. D. s/o Rev. H & C B Wells d. Jan 10, 1863 * Oaklawn

WERTENBERGER, Capiatolia d/o S & E Wertenberger d. Oct. 20, 1869

WERTENBERGER, Elvira w/o Samuel d. Mar. 19, 1874 X

WERTENBERGER, Samuel d. Jan. 04, 1873

WEST, Amanda w/o John d. Mar. 26, 1880 X

WEST, Charles s/o J & M E West d. Jul. 17, 1866

WEST, Feraly w/o Josiah West d. Nov. 12, 1855

WEST, Harriet A. d/o P & M M West d. Sep. 14, 1870

WEST, Josiah d. Dec. 31, 1865

WEST, Mary E. d/o N & M West d. Feb. 07, 1850

WEST, Mary E. w/o J West d. Jul. 06, 1868

WEST, William s/o A & S West d. Jul. 25, 1849

WEST, __________ d/o _______________ d. Aug. 29, 1863

WINTON, Carl s/o C H & I A Winton d. Jun. 17, 1875 * Oaklawn

WHITE, Benjamin adopted by Jesse White d. Jan. 20, 1879 Vet X

WHITE, Edward d. Mar. 2(9), 1875

WHITE, Jesse d. Feb. 23, 1885 Vet X

WHITTINGER, S. Louisa w/o D Wittinger, MD d. Apr. 04, 1855

WILLIAMS, Anna w/o Clark Williams d. Feb. 21, 1873

WILLIAMS, Charity w/o J W Williams d. Aug. 26, 1856

WILLIAMS, Clark d. Jan. 04, 1879

WILLIAMS, Cyrus Milton d. Mar. 11, 1865 Vet X

WILLIAMS, Infant d/o J W & E K Williams d. Mar. 04, 1868 * Oaklawn

WILLIAMS, Eliza w/o Clark Williams d. Aug. 20, 1856

WILLIAMS, Elizabeth d/o J W & C J Williams d. Feb. 02, 1847

WILLIAMS, Fletcher P. s/o _____ & _____ Williams d. Oct. 05, 1853

WILLIS, Amasa R(K) d. Jan. 12, 1873 Vet

WILLIS, John d. Nov. , 1873 X

WILLIS, Levi d. Feb. 21, 1868 Vet X

WILLIS, Malvina d. Apr. , 1883 X

WILLIS, Dr. W. F. d. Apr. 09, 1854 X

WILLIS, __________ d/o E A & M Willis d. Feb. 22, 187(0)

WILLIS, Hannah d/o W & M Willis d. Feb. 09, 1859

WILLIS, Joseph d. Jun. 03, 1854 X

WILSON, John Spearman d. Feb. 12, 1874 X

WILSON, Madson S. d. Sep. 21, 1863

WILSON, Margaret A. w/o M S Wilson d. Apr. 08, 1875

WOOD, Peter d. Apr. 01, 1864

WOODRING, Infant s/o J S & L A Woodring d. Aug. 28, 1861

YANT, Amanda E. d/o J & S A Yant d. Jul. 28, 1868 * Oaklawn

___TER, Hulda(h) d. Dec. 27, 1862

___AM, __________ d. Jun. 13, 1855

__________, Causius M. s/o J & E __________ d. J(un) 24, 1860