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Marion Co., OH |
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St. Mary's Cemetery Last update 05-Apr-2002 12:40 PM |
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Location notes: (supplied by Laurel Baker)
It's inside the city of Marion, on the north west corner of the
intersection of Mt Vernon Boulevard and Delaware Avenue (old route 423).
It's catty cornered to the Harding Memorial so if they follow the signs
to it they'll find it without any problems. The Marion Cemetery is on
the North East Corner of the same intersection, the Harding Memorial is
on the South East Corner, and the Veterans Memorial Park (with memorials
to all wars) is on the South West corner. The St Mary's Cemetery has no
on-site office, everything is handled from the St Mary's Parish office
downtown at 251 Main St, telephone # 740 387-4405. |
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| Surname | given name at death | birth date | death date | age at death | notes |
| Daly | Catharine, nee Bourk | 12 May 1836 | 12 March 1874 | w/o John Harley; b. Ireland: d. Scott twp. Marion Co. | |
| Daly | John Harley | 24 jun 1848 | 30 mar 1897 | b. Co Dublin, Ireland (calculated date), d. Claridon Twp, Marion Co., Ohio | |
| Bray | Anna | 1898 | 1988 | ||
| Bray | John S | 1881 | 1964 | s/o John and Maria (Barry) Bray | |
| Bray | John Matthew | 1898 | 1972 | s/o Patrick Joseph and Catharine (Dwyer) Bray | |
| Coulter | Ellen Orians | 2 feb 1900 | 24 dec 1997 | d/o William V and Mary Ellen (Donnelly) Orians | |
| Orians | Henry | 1840 | 1908 | s/o Johannes and Helena (Gaa) Orians; h/o Carolina Angst | |
| Orians | Joseph Walter | 1874 | 1910 | s/o Henry and Caroline (Angst) Orians | |
| Orians | William Otto | 6 jun 1895 | 9 jul 1984 | ||
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information about this cemetery (provided by Laurel Baker, email: lbaker@ee.net) "John and Catharine's [Daly] stone was originally
in the Catholic part of Marion Cemetery but it was moved with the other
stones (and as many bodies as they could still locate) across the street
to St. Mary's when it first opened (year unknown but I can find out if
you need to know). Marion Cemetery started using the old Catholic part
of their cemetery again a few years ago. When they dig a new grave any
old bones they find are taken across to St Mary's and re-interred with
appropriate blessings by the church. I'm e-mailing the priest tonight,
and so long as he has no objections, I'll |
