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Analysis of
Stones Located at South End |
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The following stones were located at
the south end of the cemetery scattered along the edge of the woods: |
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Birth |
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Death |
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WILSON |
Sally Bell d/o John & Sarah (computed birth) |
Jan |
27 |
1857 |
Nov |
24 |
1859 |
2 |
9 |
28 |
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BUNTEN |
George s/o A. H. & L. A. (computed birth) |
Oct |
1 |
1854 |
Aug |
21 |
1855 |
0 |
10 |
20 |
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HUNTER |
Isaphena w/o Samuel D. (computed birth) |
Jan |
4 |
1811 |
Feb |
4 |
1835 |
24 |
1 |
0 |
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BRANN |
William "of Butler Co. Ohio" (computed birth) |
Mar |
26 |
1809 |
July |
31 |
1857 |
48 |
4 |
5 |
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BRANN |
Richard "of Westmoreland Co. Va." (computed birth) |
Oct |
12 |
1779 |
Mar |
28 |
1854 |
74 |
5 |
16 |
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BRANN |
Charlotte G. w/o R. L. (computed birth) |
Oct |
22 |
1816 |
Apr |
25 |
1860 |
43 |
6 |
3 |
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BRANN |
Sarah S. A. d/o R. & L. (no death date) |
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Apr |
10 |
1862 |
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BRANN |
Mary A. d/o R. & L. (no death date) |
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Aug |
31 |
1863 |
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DUNCAN |
Sarah A. w/o W. W. (computed birth) |
Aug |
19 |
1834 |
Sept |
16 |
1860 |
26 |
0 |
28 |
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BOWMAN |
Partial Stone: Lydia d/o L. & M. M. |
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Apr |
19 |
1862 |
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Partial Stone - dates only |
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16 |
6 |
23 |
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Footstone I. G. W. |
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Footstone G. G. B. |
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Footstone E. T. |
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Footstone M. E. B. |
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Footstone M. W. |
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Footstone W. B. B. |
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Footstone M. A. K. B. |
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Footstone J. H. H. |
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Footstone S. D. H. |
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Footstone S. F. D. |
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Broken stone in base |
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About 10 - 15 illegible footstones |
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Analysis: |
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Sally
Bell Wilson: |
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There
is only one other Wilson in this cemetery, Sarah P. Wilson who is buried in
the far southwest corner. |
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Sarah P. Wilson was born 1840 and
died 1904, so it is very likely she is the mother of Sally Bell Wilson. |
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It would be logical to place Sally
Bell Wilson's stone north of Sarah P. Wilson's. |
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George Bunten: |
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George Bunten was the son of Andrew
Harrison Bunten and Lucy Ann (Evans) Bunten, stone 120. |
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It is very likely his stone was near
his parents. |
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Isaphena Hunter: |
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Isaphena Hunter was the first wife
of Samuel Hunter, stone 107 and the mother of Isaphena Hunter, stone 105. |
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There
is a space between those stones just about right for one more burial. It was
deemed appropriate to place |
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to place the stone of Isaphena
Hunter between her husband and her daughter. |
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William Brann: |
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This was the original stone for
William Brann, stone 114. It is likely this stone was discarded when the new
stone |
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was erected. Due to its historical
signifance, it was deemed appropriate to set this stone to the south of |
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William Brann's new stone. |
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Daughter Bowman, partial stone: |
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This is a very small stone
fragment. We could not locate the rest of this stone. A previous reading
listed Lydia Bowman, |
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d/o
L. & M. M. bowman, death date April 19, 1862 was a lost stone. Apparently
this stone was read at one time many |
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years
ago, and this stone could not be found when read several years ago. Because
the previous reading was |
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alphabetical
only, and there was no attempt to map the stones in the cemetery, we cannot
determine where this |
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stone should be placed. But it is
very likely it should be with the other children of Leonard and Mary Bowman,
stones 87 & 88. |
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Partial Stone, dates only: |
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This was a pretty good sized stone
which was broken off just above the age, which is 16 years, 6 months and |
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23 days. An analysis of other stones
in the cemetery indicates there were no other individuals with the same age. |
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There is no way to tell where this
stone was of, or where it should go, unless more of the stone can be located. |
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Footstone I. G. W.: |
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This is probably the footstone for
Isabel G. Weatherly, stone 109. |
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Footstone G. G. B.: |
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This does not match anyone in the
cemetery. If it is actually C. G. B, it could be Charlotte G. Brann, which |
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is listed in the most recent reading
as being a lost stone. |
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Footstone E. T.: |
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This could be the footstone for Eli
Tarbutton, stone 60. It does not match anyone else in the cemetery. |
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Footstone M. E. B.: |
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This could be the footstone for Mary
Etta Bowman, stone 43. It does not match anyone else in the cemetery. |
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Footstone M. W.: |
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This
does not match any stones in the cemetery. It could be the footstone for
Martha Warren, which is |
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listed in the most recent reading as
being a lost stone. |
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Footstone W. B. B.: |
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This could be the footstone for
William B. Bowman, stone 57. It does not match anyone else in the cemetery. |
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