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Mantua Center, Ohio
(Partial Listing)
NAME |
BORN |
DIED |
AGE |
OTHER |
BROWN, Christina MOORE |
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1854 Aug. 5
at Coldwater, Mich. |
20 yrs. |
w/o Wm. H. Brown
See Note #1 |
BROWN, John J. |
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1854 Aug. 9 |
2 m's 10 d's |
s/o W. H. & C. M. Brown |
MOORE, Jason |
1798 Aug. 31 |
1887 Mar. 23 |
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SPRAGUE, Arthur B. |
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1850 Jul. 23 |
9 Mos. |
s/o B. D. & H. F. Sprague
See Note #2 |
WHIPPLE, Samuel L. |
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1825 Jul. 27 |
5 yr 5 m. |
s/o Dr. Sam'l. L. & Rispah Whipple
See Note #3 |
WHIPPLE, Derick C. L. |
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1825 Jul. 24 |
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s/o Dr. Sam'l. L. & Rispah Whipple
See Note #4 |
REED, Morgan |
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1853 Jul. 29 |
29 yrs. |
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REED, Chester |
1787 Sep. 25
Ganby, Ct. |
1856 Nov. 18
Mantua, Ohio |
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REED, Hester MILLER |
1785 Nov. 7
Ganby, Ct. |
1874 Nov. 9 |
89 yrs. |
w/o Chester Reed |
REED, Melissa |
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1815 Apr. 22 |
7 yrs. |
d/o Chester & Hester Reed |
REED, Justin |
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1841 Jun. 8 |
57 yrs. |
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REED, Rispah |
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1845 Oct. 9 |
53 yrs. |
His Wife (Justin Reed) |
NORTON, John |
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1859 May 1 |
72 yrs. |
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NORTON, Mehitable |
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1840 Jan. 19 |
58 yrs. |
w/o John Norton
See Note #5 |
MOORE, Sam'l. |
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1816 Nov. 3 |
53 yrs. |
A Native of Ct. |
MOORE, Eunice (GILLETT) |
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1850 Oct. 10 |
80 yrs. |
w/o Samuel Moore |
MOORE, Perlea |
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1843 Jul. 22 |
37 yrs. |
d/o Samuel & Eunice Moore
See Note #6 |
MOORE, Samuel |
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1846 Feb. 17 |
22 yrs. |
s/o Samuel & Elizabeth Moore |
MOORE, Halsey G. |
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1846 Dec. 25 |
21 yrs. |
s/o Samuel & Elizabeth Moore |
MATTESON, Penelope |
1815 Apr. 27 |
1849 Sept. 2 |
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w/o Hiram Matteson |
ROOT, Sarah P. HARMON |
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1852 Jun. 4 |
35 yrs. |
w/o John D. Root - d/o Seth & Mary Harmon |
ROOT, Belle |
1849 Feb. 2 |
1876 Oct. 28 |
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d/o J. D. & S. P. Root |
ROOT, Seth H. |
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1847 Jan. 17 |
8 mos. |
s/o J. D. & S. P. Root |
ROOT, Robert B. |
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1848 Oct. 20 |
3 mos. |
s/o A. W. & M. H. Root |
LADD, Horace |
1789 Oct. 1
Vernon, Ct. |
1849 Jul. 30
Mantua, O. |
In 60th yr. |
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LADD, Eunice K. (Moore) |
1796 Apr. 22
Southwick, Mass |
1854 Mar. 12 |
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w/o Horace Ladd |
LADD, Harriet |
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1832 Sep. 28 |
8 yrs. |
d/o Horace & Eunice K. Ladd |
SIZER, Lucy G. (Ladd) |
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30 yrs. |
w/o Horace Sizer, Jr.
(Stone defaced - she died 1850) |
JONES, Taylor |
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1870 Sep. 23 |
80 yrs. |
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BISSELL, Laura A. (Hartson) |
1814 Feb. 20 |
1841 Feb. 23 |
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w/o Jonathan B. Bissell, Jr. |
BISSELL, Jonathan |
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1841 Mar. 19 |
5 weeks |
s/o J. B. & L. A. Bissell |
JONES, Hannah ESTY |
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1865 Mar. 22 |
7 yrs. |
w/o Taylor Jones |
REED, Sylvester |
1795 |
1880 |
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REED, Mary |
1796 |
1855 |
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REED, Albert M., Rev. |
1820 |
1846 |
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See Note #7 |
REED, Cornelius I. |
1831 |
1847 |
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SQUIRE, Ezekiel, Doctor |
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1822 Sep. 5 |
41st year of his age |
See Note #8 |
SQUIRE, Clarissa |
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1853 Nov. 1 |
71 yrs. |
w/o Dr. Ezekiel Squire |
MERRYFIELD, Thomas |
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1825 |
80 yrs. |
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MERRYFIELD, Eunice |
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1845 |
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his wife (Thomas Merryfield) |
MERRYFIELD, John N. |
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1834 May 27 |
49 yrs. |
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MERRYFIELD, Edy (Ensign) |
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1865 Feb. 27 |
83 yrs. |
his wife (John Merryfield) |
KING, John R. |
1810 Oct. 15 |
1877 Feb. 28 |
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KING, Hannah |
1813 Apr. 7 |
1892 Jan. 21 |
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his wife (John R. King) |
KING, Orson |
1844 Dec. 19 |
1853 Jul. 20 |
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Our Children (John R & Hannah King) |
KING, Merit |
1847 Aug. 5 |
1853 Jul. 20 |
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Our Children (John R & Hannah King) |
KING, Minnie |
1851 Nov. 11 |
1855 Jun. 14 |
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Our Children (John R & Hannah King) |
KING, Perlea |
1859 Mar. 2 |
1862 Dec. 13 |
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Our Children (John R & Hannah King) |
KING, Sister Nellie |
1815 Apr. 27 |
1849 Sep. 2 |
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(maybe a King) |
MAY, Hesekiah |
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1854 Apr. 12 |
72 yrs. |
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MAY, Artemisia |
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1847 Dec. 7 |
58 yrs. 5 mos. 3 ds. |
w/o Hesekiah May |
BIDLAKE, Margaret |
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1854 Jul. 25 |
75 yrs. |
w/o Daniel Bidlake |
BIDLAKE, Dorathy |
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1845 Jul. 24 |
26 yrs. |
d/o Daniel & Margaret Bidlake
See Note #9 |
BIDLAKE, Daniel |
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1861 Aug. 20 |
79 yrs. |
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WILCOX, Wallace W. |
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1849 Jan. 18 |
4 yrs. 1 mo. |
s/o Norman N. & Caroline A. Wilcox |
DICKINSON, Lucy M. |
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1865 Mar. 19 |
63 yrs. |
w/o A. Dickinson |
HARTSHORN, Amander O. |
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1853 |
2 yrs. 6 mos. |
s/o Elisha & Eliza Hartshorn |
McELWAIN, David |
1777 |
1842 |
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McELWAIN, Eunice |
1820 |
1845 |
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McELWAIN, Lucy Hancock |
1779 |
1835 |
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McELWAIN, David |
1809 |
1835 |
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CARLTON, Sherman |
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1851 Feb. 20 |
37 yrs. 8 mos. |
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CARLTON, Celina |
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____ June 1 |
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d/o Sherman & Eliza Carlton |
CARLTON, Clarissa |
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1853 Dec. 1 |
11 mos. |
d/o Sherman & Eliza Carlton |
CARLTON, Lydia |
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1845 Sep. 27 |
20 yrs. |
d/o Peter & Clarissa Carlton |
McMURDY, Sarah |
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1845 May 27 |
22 yrs. |
w/o Dr. R. S. McMurdy & d/o Peter &
Clarissa Carlton |
CARLTON, Peter |
|
1861 May 22 |
75 yrs. |
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CARLTON, Clarissa |
1789 Feb. 25 |
1883 Jan. 10 |
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w/o Peter Carlton
See Note #10 |
Carlton, George W. |
1811 Sep. 5 |
1836 Aug. 29 |
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Eldest s/o Peter & Clarissa Carlton
See Note #11 |
CARLTON, G. S. |
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1870 Oct. 16 |
26 yrs. |
Our Brother - A member of C. F 42 Regt.
O.V.I. |
CURTIS, Emelieh |
|
1841 Dec. 20 |
27 yrs. |
w/o Charles S. Curtis - d/o Stephen &
Margaret Baker |
DAYTON, Mary S. (Sheldon) |
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1877 May 6 |
74 yrs. |
w/o Charles Phelps and John Dayton |
PHELPS, Charles |
1795 Dec. 27
Granby, Conn. |
1848 Feb. 6
Mantua, Ohio |
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CALKINS, Elias |
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1824 Nov. 20 |
35 yrs. |
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HOLBROOK, Mary M. |
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1823 Jul. 8 |
5 mos. 20 ds. |
d/o Ralph & Margaret Holbrook
See Note #12 |
HOLBROOK, Martha |
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1840 Sep. 18 |
19 yrs. |
d/o Ralph & Margaret Holbrook |
HERRICK, Betsey |
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1849 Jul. 18 |
29 yrs. |
w/o J. T. Herrick & d/o R. & M. Holbrook |
CANN, Isabella H. |
1830
England |
1856 Sep. 8 |
26 yrs. |
d/o Wm. & Mary Cann |
CANN, Charles |
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1856 Sep. 2 |
14 weeks |
s/o P. H. & M. A. Cann
See Note #13 |
ROOT, Remembrance |
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1836 Jun. 21 |
65 |
Late of Belchertown, Mass.
See Note #14 |
SHEFFIELD, Jane R. (Taylor) |
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1854 Apr. 8 |
25 yrs. |
w/o G. W. Sheffield |
CARLTON, Dudley |
1796 Sep. 3
Ct. |
1876 Aug. 30 |
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CARLTON, Lydia EATON |
1791 Aug. 31
Ct. |
1867 Nov. 28 |
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His wife (w/o Dudley Carlton) |
CARLTON, Caleb, Capt. |
1758
Ct. |
1823 Nov. 9 |
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CARLTON, Margaret DAY |
1758
Ct. |
1840 Oct. 3 |
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MESSENGER, Sebra |
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1827 Jan. 17 |
12 yrs. |
d/o Wm. & Ruth Messenger |
MESSENGER, Wm. |
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1855 Nov. 15 |
73 yrs. |
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MESSENGER, Ruth MILLER |
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1873 Aug. 13 |
91 yrs. |
w/o William Messenger |
TYLER, Mariah |
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w/o Jesse Tyler
(the remainder of stone is illegible) |
TAYLOR, William F. |
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1859 Oct. 14 |
6 mos. 17 ds. |
s/o W. G. & F. A. Taylor |
MESSENGER, Milton |
1837 Aug. 16 |
1839 Sep. 27 |
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s/o Jerome & Maranhah Messenger |
MESSENGER, Orpha |
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1851 Jan. 2 |
8 yrs. 10 mos. 11 ds. |
Children of J. & M. Messenger |
MESSENGER, Julius |
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1851 Aug. 3 |
7 yrs. 1 mo. 28 ds. |
Children of J. & M. Messenger |
ALMY, Charles R. |
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1878 Apr. 7 |
82 yrs. 7 mos. |
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ALMY, Rebecca |
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1882 Jun. 25 |
85 yrs. 10 mos. |
w/o C. R. Almy |
ALMY, Maria |
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1845 Jun. 10 |
19 yrs. 6 mos. |
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MATTESON, Major |
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1872 Dec. 11 |
73 yrs. |
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MATTESON, Patience |
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1861 May 13 |
60 yrs. 10 mos. 11 ds. |
w/o Major Matteson |
MATTESON, Orlando J. |
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1848 Jul. 30 |
16 yrs. 9 mos. 19 ds. |
s/o Major & Patience Matteson |
PATTERSON, Ellen L. |
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1859 Feb. 2 |
18 yrs. |
d/o K. H. & M. Patterson |
PATTERSON, K. H. |
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1847 Oct. 11 |
37 yrs. |
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HERRICK, Elisha |
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1863 Jun. 14 |
86 yrs. |
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HERRICK, Polly |
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1862 Feb. 3 |
75 yrs. |
w/o Elisha Herrick |
HERRICK, Alfred |
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1836 Dec. 9 |
21 yrs. |
}son & dau of E. M. Herrick |
HERRICK, Genett |
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1841 Feb. 15 |
30 yrs. |
SHELDON, Seth |
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1835 Mar. 24 |
30 yrs. |
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VIERS, D. M. |
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Co. H. 104th, Ohio Inf. |
BESTOR, Alvan |
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1831 Jan. 27 |
in 53 yr of his age |
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BESTOR, Lucy (Carlton) |
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1863 Jan. 23 |
in 81st yr of his age |
His wife (Alvan Bestor) |
NORAGON, John |
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1851 Dec. 10 |
40 yrs. 7 mos. 12 ds. |
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NORAGON, Mary R. (Reed) |
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1872 May 31 |
54 yrs. 10 mos. 24 ds. |
w/o John Noragon |
NORAGON, Louis Albert |
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1850 Jul. 10 |
8 mos. |
s/o John & Mary Noragon |
HOPKINS,,,, Ellen Maria |
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1842 May 19 |
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d/o Titus B. & Diantha |
COBB, Samuel |
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1852 Dec. 22 |
67 yrs. |
formerly of Suffield, Ct. |
COBB, Harriet S. (Sheldon) |
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1860 Dec. 16 |
67 yrs. |
w/o Samuel Cobb |
HARMON, Demas |
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1842 May 19 |
37 yrs. |
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NOONEY, King |
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1848 Oct. 9 |
52 yrs. |
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WILKINSON, Jonas O. |
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1840 Dec. 16 |
27 yrs. |
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SHELDON, Simeon |
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1843 Aug. 9 |
48 yrs. |
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SHELDON, EUNICE |
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1849 Aug. 23 |
49 yrs. |
w/o Simeon Sheldon
See Note #15 |
SHELDON, H. C. |
1823 Sep. 13 |
1850 Jan. 10 |
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REDFIELD, Julia |
1826 Sep. 12 |
1895 Jan. 20 |
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See Note #16 |
SHELDON, S. J. |
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1892 Jun. 7 |
44 yrs |
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SHELDON, Julia P. |
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1885 Nov. 7 |
37 yrs. |
w/o S. J. Sheldon |
HAMILTON, Thomas H. |
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1826 Sep. 27 |
37 yrs. |
See Note #17 |
MOORE, Mary L. |
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1849 Aug. 10 |
24 yrs. 11 mos. |
w/o Rev. Mark M. Moore and
2nd d/o Simeon & Eunice Sheldon |
SHELDON, Newton S. |
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1850 Oct. 25 |
21 yrs. |
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NOTES:
Note #1 - Christina Moore Brown - "Fond hopes long
cherished have been crushed. The most tender tie
been riven, A Mortal voice on Earth is hushed, An Angel
sings in Heaven"
Note #2 - Arthur B. Sprague - "Yonder bright star shall
conduct thee to Heaven"
Note #3 - Samuel L. Whipple - "Then cease fond parents
cease to mourn - Religion points on high, Although I
heave you here alone, You too must shortly die."
Note #4 - Direck C. L. Whipple - "The once loved form
now cold and dead, Each mournful thought employs, And
nature weeps her comfort fled (Stone defaced)
Note #5 - Mehitable Norton - "Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord"
Note #6 - Perlea Moore - This young lady furnished the
pillow of feathers used in tarring and feathering Joseph
Smith, the Mormon leader,, at Hiram, Ohio, in 1832.
Note #7 - Rev. Albert M. Reed - "Servant of God, well
done, Thy glorious warfare past; The battle fought, th
rae is run, And thou art crowned at last.
Note #8 - Doctor Ezekiel Squire - "Just in the midst of
useful life, Death comes with his unfeeling knife,
Death comes with his unfeeling knife - Doth sever off
lifes brittle cord, And Summons man before the Lord.
Reader, attend - do not forget; To have thy house in
order set.
Note #9 - Dorathy Bidlake - "Rest thou sainted one, till
the voice of the Archangel, and the trump of God, shall
reanimate thy slumbering dust."
Note #10 - Clarissa Carlton - "Precious in the sight of
the Lord is the death of his saints."
Note #11 - George W. Carlton - "The time is short, the
season near, When death will us remove, Far from our
friends however dear, And all we fondly love."
Note #12 - Mary M. Holbrook - "Sleep sweet babe and take
your rest. God calls you home for he thought
best."
Note #13 - Charles Cann - "Sweet is the sleep of
innocence."
Note #14 - Remembrance Root - "He died; his spirit took
its flight With angels far above; In glorious uncreated
light To sing redeeming love. We'll plant the
weeping willow here We'll place it at thy head
Nor time nor distance hinders us We'll mourn for
our loved deed.
Note #15 - Eunice Sheldon - She was daughter of Elias
Harmon; was the first white child born in Mantua and teh
second in Portage county.
Note #16 - Julia Redfield - Her maiden name was Julia
Bartholamew; was widow of H. C. Sheldon previous to her
marriage with Redfield.
Note. #17 - Thomas Hamilton - "He was the sunshine in
our home - A loved one to us is given, Just as we
learned to love him most - God called him home to
heaven." |
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