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There are 30 or 40 unmarked graves in the cemetery. There use to be an American Union Sunday School and Church located here. You can still make out the foundation for the church.
Last Name First Name Middle Name Maiden Name Date of Birth Date of Death Notes Booth Cecil no tombstone Booth Alice C 1897 1907 Daughter of W A & C L Booth Griffith Infant Infant daughter of Samantha Kate Griffith Hanes Hannah M In the Hanes plot - no tombstone Hanes William A 1845 1904 Luce Maud A 1878 1940 Miller Martin E 1930 1931 Son Miller Lavern H 1887 1942 Father Miller Maude M 1894 1947 Mother Miller Edward S 1916 1965 Rhulman Robert V 31 March 1922 11 May 1987 Dubby - 677th Frontline M.P. Infantry WWII Rhulman Mildred P 20 September 1914 15 April 1997 Millie - L.P.N Richards Arthur C 1885 1900 Robinson Minnie Hanes 1912 In the Hanes plot - no tombstone Shay John 1840 1913 Shay Miranda 1847 1914 Wife of John Shay - her first name was taken from the 1900 Census record Unknown no tombstone - marked by a pipe fence Unknown no tombstone - marked by a pipe fence Walton John Earl 1888 1973 Recorded by Nathan Zipfel
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