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14 Smaller Town of Moreau Cemeteries
The transcribed inscriptions in this section come from Cemeteries and Burial Places in the Town of Moreau , self-published in 1961 by Oliver W. Winch, Historian, Town of Moreau. Transcribed by Mary G. Hafler, February 2003.
BANCROFT
On the west side of the railroad, about a thousand feet from the crossing of the road between Fenimore and Hudson Falls, near the bridge (See map link above), are two graves:
Bancroft, _____el (Samuel?) |
died 1809 |
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Sarah |
BARRETT
West of the road running north and south, connecting the Fort Edward South Glens Falls road with the Fenimore South Glens Falls road, near the railroad crossing (See map link above) is the location of the grave of
Barrett, Peter |
1778 1854 |
BETH-EL
(See
map link
above)
Bitman, Joanne Marie |
1949 1949 |
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Bronne, David |
1881 1948 |
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Carl |
1879 1953 |
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Louise Baer |
1920 1959 |
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Abraham |
1865 1941 |
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Caswell, Infant |
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Cline, Max |
1882 1945 |
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Ella |
1881 1948 |
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Cohen, Walter |
1897 1961 |
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Dick, Joseph |
1868 1944 |
Father |
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Erlanger |
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Gelman, Laura Goldwater |
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Goldsmidt, Ralph M. |
1882 1950 |
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Margaret |
1886 1960 |
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Hecht, Arthur J. |
1898 1956 |
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Heller, Ecor |
1908 1959 |
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Kohn, Alfred |
1910 1957 |
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Samuel T. |
1901 1955 |
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Laufbahn, Henry |
1900 1960 |
Beloved brother of Sam |
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Morgenstern, Jeanne |
1950 1959 |
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Parker, Infant |
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Proller, Hyman H. |
1875 1948 |
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Ruff, Charles J. |
1871 1954 |
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Bertha N. |
1885 |
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Sax, Louis T. |
1891 1958 |
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Rose B. |
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Schulman, Charles |
1890 1960 |
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Schwager, Samuel |
1879 1960 |
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Benjamin |
1884 1956 |
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Isabella |
1887 1961 |
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Smith, Joann Iris |
1937 1938 |
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Segal, Max H. |
1890 1936 |
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Somer, Louisa E. |
1878 1960 |
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Sonn, Erna Powel |
1894 1953 |
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Sovetts, Meyer |
1886 1949 |
THE BITELY
(1827 1908)
This cemetery is situated west of highway C29 (between Fort Edward and Bacon Hill) a few miles below Fort Edward a short distance from the road. (See map link above.)
Jacob Bitely settled here before the Revolution. The family was driven off and the home was destroyed by the Burgoyne invasion in 1777. Two of his sons, John and Henry, together with their neighbors, Nathan Duryee, Lidius Duryee and Ephriam Greehan, were taken as prisoners to Canada.
There are no records to indicate that Jacob Bitely or his other sons, Jacob and Peter, are buried here.
Bitely, John |
1750 1840 |
Son of Jacob |
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Bitely, Bertha |
1759 1843 |
Wife of John |
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Bitely, Henry |
1755 1827 |
Son of Jacob |
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Bitely, Elizabeth |
1765 1853 |
Wife of Henry (?) |
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Bitely, James |
no date |
Aged 62 |
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Bitely, Julia Ann |
1810 1869 |
Wife of James |
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Donaldson, Abraham |
1804 1878 |
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Donaldson, Catherine |
1808 1877 |
Wife Abraham |
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Donaldson, Cordelia |
1843 1908 |
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Donaldson, Groudus A. |
1843 1884 |
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Donaldson, Carry |
1844 1888 |
Comp. B, 96
th
Reg. N. Y. Vol.
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Vandeusen, Alice |
1794 1825 |
Wife of Christopher |
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Sumner, George |
1803 1872 |
THE CARR
1827 1877
This cemetery is situated on the west side of highway T39 leading by Moreau Lake. (See map link above.)
Carr, Joseph |
1758 1843 |
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Carr, Rebecca |
1762 1827 |
Wife of Joseph |
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Carr, William |
1800 1877 |
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Carr, Phebe |
1803 1865 |
Wife of William |
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Whiting, Hannah M. Carr |
1834 1874 |
Wife of M. J. |
HAMLIN
This burial plot is situated on the old Hamlin farm near Clarks Corners. (See map link above.)
Chamberlin, Matilda |
1841 1869 |
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Our Barry,
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MAWNEY
This burial plot is located near the site of the old Mawney Tavern near Clarks Corners. (See map link above.)
Berry, Edward D. |
1794 1821 |
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Olney, Elizabeth |
1795 1821 |
Wife of Benjamin |
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Olney, Mary M. |
1818 1820 |
Dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth |
MORGAN
This burial plot is located on the Fort Edward South Glens Falls road, about one half mile from Fort Edward, in a field about 600 feet from the road. (See map link above.)
Morgan, John |
1801 1842 |
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Morgan, Jane E. |
1818 1840 |
Wife of John |
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Morgan, Hiram |
OLMSTEAD
This cemetery is located on the west side of the River road near its junction with the road from Clarks Corners. (See map link above.)
Olmstead, Zalmon |
1783 1853 |
born at Danbury, Conn. |
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Rebecca |
1788 1861 |
wife of Zalmon, born at Reading, Conn. |
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Almira |
1807 1887 |
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Rev. Lemuel |
1808 1880 |
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Zalmon S. |
1860 1905 |
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Z. Sanford |
1820 1891 |
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Caroline |
1830 1896 |
wife of Z. Sanford born in Philadelphia |
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Stephen |
1827 1834 |
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Daniel |
1829 1834 |
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Thomas |
1825 1834 |
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Rebecca |
1823 1836 |
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Eddy, Lucy |
1797 1829 |
wife of Asa |
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Orton, Infant |
1825 |
dau. of E. J. and R. H. |
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Jane Elizabeth |
1823 1825 |
dau. of E. J. and R. H. |
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Shepherd, Zina |
1790 1820 |
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Israel, Esq. |
1757 1827 |
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Elizabeth |
1765 1827 |
wife of Israel |
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Thompson, Lucy |
1840 1843 |
dau. of William and Catherine |
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Field stone to mark the grave of a slave. |
QUAKER
This cemetery is located west of the highway connecting Reynolds Corners with Clarks Corners about half way between the two places. (See map link above.)
Cary, Jervis |
1827 1870 |
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Willie J. |
1869 1871 |
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Mary Ann |
1825 1869 |
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Amanda |
1844 1872 |
wife of William |
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Densmore, Henry |
1800 1869 |
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Julia |
1800 1866 |
wife of Henry |
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John G. |
1828 1856 |
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Devol, David |
1800 1874 |
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Charlie |
1858 1861 |
son of Jervis and Sarah |
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Edward M. |
1847 1852 |
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Comfort |
1792 1866 |
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Mott, Eliza A. |
1818 1871 |
wife of Richard |
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Louise |
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10 years | ||
Richie |
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8 years |
RHEUBOTTOM
This burial place is located on the north side of the Spier Falls road about two miles west of the Fortsville intersection with route S9. (See map link above.)
Rheubottom, Theron |
1813 1835 |
ROGERS
This cemetery (photo) is situated in the triangular section formed by the railroad,
the river road and the river. It was a part of the original Rogers farm.
Moreau Station was across the highway on the railroad. (See
map link
above.)
The names are links to photographs of the respective stones. The photos were
taken and contributed by Kurt Trolenberg of Albany NY in August 2004. He has prepared a genealogical tree of this
family.
Case | Sanford | 1785 1828 | ||
Doty | James Rogers | 1809 1810 | son of Alpheus & Mercy | |
Jane Maria | 1796 1813 | dau. of Alpheus & Mercy | ||
Rev. Alpheus | 1770 1819 | |||
Mercy | 1777 1831 | wife of Rev. Alpheus; dau. of Gen. Thomas Rogers | ||
Fort | Col. Abram J. | 1799 1864 | son of Gen. Jacob and Angelica | |
Abby Rogers | 1803 1873 | wife of Col. Abram and dau. of James and Betsey Berry Rogers | ||
Nickerson | Abby | 1779 1862 | wife of Seth | |
Payn | Mary | 1785 1840 | dau. of Gen. T. Rogers | |
John | 1777 1857 | |||
Rogers | Rev. James | 1719 1775 | father of Gen. Thomas | |
Mercy | 1712 1781 | wife of Rev. James | ||
Gen. Thomas | 1745 1816 | First Supervisor of Moreau | ||
Abagail | 1744 1827 | wife of Gen. Thomas | ||
Thomas | 1779 1801 | son of Thomas & Abagail | ||
Pamelia | 1796 1797 | dau. of Thomas & Sarah | ||
Abagail | 1774 1805 | |||
Esek Cowen | 1844 1860 | son of John and Susan | ||
John | 1777 1857 | |||
Susan Berry Cowen | 1812 1832 | wife of John | ||
Halsey B. | 1783 1857 | |||
Mary Ann | 1803 | dau. of Halsey & Deborah | ||
George | 1814 1822 | dr. of Halsey & Deborah | ||
Deborah | 1782 1856 | wife of Halsey | ||
Mary Pettys | 1852 1895 | dau. of John and Susan | ||
Thomas | 1848 1873 | son of John and Susan | ||
James, Esq. | 1775 1810 | |||
Clarence | 1886 1887 | son of Charles & Susan | ||
Strong | Sarah | 1749 1813 | wife of Elisha | |
Abi | 1756 1832 | dau. of Elisha and Sarah | ||
Sarah | 1749 1813 | dau. of Elisha and Sarah | ||
Weed | Halsey Rogers | 1840 1842 | son of John and Susan | |
Wing | Joanna | 1802 1824 | wife of Daniel | |
Unknown |
ST. GEORGE'S
(See
map link
above.)
Abbott, John Aboud |
1886 1960 |
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Anna Harrington |
1815 1952 |
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Abraham, Michael |
1864 1945 |
Father |
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Sarah |
1870 1951 |
Mother |
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George J. |
1903 1951 |
Son |
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Philip |
1890 1951 |
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Abi |
1911 |
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Abbott |
1915 1958 |
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Nicholas |
1877 1955 |
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Ackary, John |
1882 1945 |
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Zeriff |
1895 1954 |
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Barber, David M. |
1882 1946 |
Father |
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Mary |
1882 1944 |
Mother |
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Barudy, Henry |
1899 1950 |
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Betar, Harry J. |
1897 1962 |
bn. in Mutton-Arnouk, Syria. He served in the US Army, WW I; Comm., Am. Legion; Mem. Bd. Education. |
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Constantine, George |
1902 1961 |
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Carma, Louis |
1876 1952 |
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David, Abraham |
1896 1952 |
Father |
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Deeb, Hanna |
1942 |
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John |
1865 1958 |
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Emma Yagi |
1881 |
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Michael Yagi |
1875 1956 |
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Joseph Yagi |
1909 1933 |
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Emmet |
1858 1928 |
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Beatrice Hanna |
1947 |
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Ferris, George |
1874 1942 |
Father |
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Sara M. H. |
1941 |
wf. of Joseph |
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Habrihi, John |
1871 1956 |
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Daisy |
1883 1952 |
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Hafz, Mary |
1913 1957 |
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Malakey |
1891 1960 |
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Hanna, Archimandrite Alexi |
1863 1951 |
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Solomon H. |
1903 1930 |
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Hessney, Susie |
1879 1931 |
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Abraham |
1872 1940 |
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Jacob, Jabara |
1917 1947 |
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John, Anthony, Sr. |
1883 1960 |
Father |
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Futeen |
1885 1952 |
Mother |
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George |
1916 1931 |
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Sarah H. |
1905 1962 |
wf. of Michael |
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Michael |
1893 1946 |
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Mary Abdo |
1895 1936 |
wf. of Tony |
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Joseph, Louis, Sr. |
1883 1956 |
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Kory, Olga |
1890 1941 |
Mother |
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Mary |
1856 1918 |
Grandmother |
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Zina Gargner |
1888 1913 |
Mother |
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Charles |
1881 |
Father |
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Rose Monsour |
1895 1953 |
Mother |
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Nicholas |
1918 1932 |
Son |
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Mafuid, Anthony |
1887 1956 |
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Michaels, Daniel |
1890 1953 |
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Namey, Louis G. |
1895 1947 |
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Norman, Abraham |
1876 1941 |
Father |
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Sarah |
1879 1953 |
Mother |
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Samuel |
1900 1942 |
Son |
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Sahid, Lewis |
1887 1947 |
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Shimas, Joseph M. |
1890 1954 |
Father |
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Wilkerson, Martha Jane |
1956 1960 |
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Yagey, John Deeb |
1883 1939 |
SWEET
This burial place is on the west side of the road connecting the Spier Fall road with route S9 via Moreau Lake. It was located on the old Sweet farm. (See map link above)
Sweet, Almeda |
1862 1865 |
dau. of T. and L. J. |
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