Older Headstones in
Cemetery
Copyright © 2005-2006 by
Jean Leeper
All stone pictures from south side (old part)
Some of the below are very hard
to read. It looks like the Saint stones at sometime were either
cleaned or had shaving cream used to be able to read the writing.
Over time the chemicals used will weather into the stone and pretty
much destroy the lettering. Best to leave stones alone and use only
chalk to try to read as it will wash off with the first rain and is a
natural substance. Please do not carve into the stone as you may
think you have the right date and alter the date
unknowingly.
Lydia J. Wright, wife of ?S ?D
Wright, died Nov. 3rd 1861, Aged 23 yrs. 3m.
23ds.
Rosetta Wright, daughter of ?S
?D and L. J. Wright, died July 12, 1860, Aged 2 mos. 3
days.
Mary Beals, wife of Jacob Beals,
died 8th M. 20 1858, Aged 73 Ys 1 Mo. 22 D
Laura Bales, Daughter of J and
R. M. Bales, ? 2 M 28, 1867, Aged 5 ys. 5
mo.
No
writing
Sarah Saint, wife of Wm. Saint,
died ?Apr ?16, 1885, 71 Years
William Saint, died May 13/15?
1885, Aged 70 Years
Mary L. Macy, daughter of W. R.
and R. A. Macy, died Dec 3, 1867, Aged 1 Ys. 2Mo. 16
Ds.
Betsey Hockett, wife of E
Hockett, died 12th Mo. 12 d 1871, 67 y'rs and 24
d's
Harlan C Hockett, son of J and
A. S. Hockett, died 10 Mo. 29, 1860, Aged 10 ms. 28
Ds.
