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Stone Churchcemetery Compiled by Karen Hucko, September 2020 Stone ChurchCemetery Compiled by Karen Hucko, September 2020. Includes additional dates & genealogy. Abercrombie, Mary F. – Dec 25,1872 – Aug 15,1874 – d/o Theodore & Margaret Warden Abercrombie Abraham, Charles – Mar 19,1893 – Feb 20,1933 – h/o Mary Anssig Abraham, Mary Anssig – Dec 22,1890 – Aug 1,1953 Abbott, James – 1828 – June 20,1908 Acker, Maude – Nov 12,1870 – Apr 10,1929 – d/o Henry & Mary McMurry Heier, w/o Elmer Acker Acker, Elmer H. – June 28,1872 – May 12,1929 – s/o Samuel & Margaret Clendenning Acker Ackerman, Male –B&D: Jan 1,1926 – s/o Samuel & Ethel White Ackerman Ackerman, Paul – Jan 19,1927 – Mar 27,1927 – s/o Samuel & Ethel White Ackerman Ackerman, Benjamin Harrison – Oct 11,1887 – Jan 14,1960 – s/o Elias & Sophronia Walton Ackerman Ackerman, Vesta Mae Huff – Mar 25,1893 – Mar 28,1972 – d/o Alexander & Sarah Weidman Huff Adams, Lorenzo – May 20,1928 – May 27,1929 – s/o Herman & Leona Gipe Adams Adams, Wilma Frances – Feb 19, 1894 – Jan 19,1926 – d/o James & Fannie Renshaw Burrows Adams, Hilda Manetta – June 16,1923 – Oct 19,1923 – d/o Edward & Ethel Campbell Adams Adams, Bessie Porter – May 15,1870 – Sept 11,1937 – d/o Joseph & Susan Porter, w/o Benjamin Adams, Thomas Orion – Apr 25,1893 – June 8,1961 – s/o Joseph & Charlotte McIntyre Adams Adams, Mary Ann – Jan 28,1881 – Feb 1,1964 – d/o John & Louise Darby Crump Adams, Eddie – May 1,1919 – Aug 9,1966 – s/o Henry & Sarah Williams Booker, WW11 Adams, Eileen Marie – Jan 29,1926 - Aug 28,1979 – d/o Edward & Ethel Campbell Adams Adams, Ethel Mae Campbell - 1897/1898 - Nov 3,1990 – d/o Wm. & Catherine Shilling Campbell Adcock, Pearl F. Barstow Hand – Dec 23,1913 – Feb 1,1998 – d/o Martin & Allie Doles Barstow, Marr: Paul Hand Adolph, Edwin Iffland - June 1841 – Dec 9,1928 –, s/o Charles & Jeanette Campbell Adolph, Pvt, Inf. G, 179 Ohio, Union Veteran, Civil War Adolph, Julia Atkinson – Aug 1848 – Jan 31,1905 – d/o Nathaniel P. & Betsey Atkinson Ady, John – June 20,1874 – Dec 17,1922 – s/o Joshua & Catherine Hurd Ady, h/o Mary Hartline Agnew, Mary A. Clemens – Jan 27,1891 – May 4,1953 – d/o Jackson & Catherine Crupe Clemens, w/o Harry Agnew Albert, Eleanor R. Price – Oct 14,1927 – Nov 13, 2017 – d/o Harold & Eleanor Hoefer Price Albert, Russell H. - Mar 27,1925 – Apr 25,1997 – s/o Christian & Bertha Beiswenger Albert Alberta, Joseph – Sept 27,1880 – Feb 23,1960 - born in Italy Alderson, John Jerald – B&D: Apr 10,1948 – s/o Robert & Helen Filius Alderson Allan, Tom – Mar 11,1909 – Nov 5,1942 – s/o Johnson & Harriet Allan, h/o Carrie lee Taylor Alexander, Marg – 1894 Alexander, William – May 4,1865 – Mar 21,1914 – w/o Nina Fry, s/o John Alexander Alexander, Cora – Feb 22,1873 – Dec 29,1932 – d/o James & Sarah Martin Alexander Alexander, Dr. Edgar Willis – Nov 6,1857 – July 7,1910 – s/o Humphrey & Cecilia Marling Alexander Alexander, Gertrude Faris – Dec 26,1861 – Dec 15,1921 - d/o Wm. & Elizabeth Burch Faris Alexander, Sarah Martin – Aug 1839 – Aug 12,1908, w/o James Alexander Allen, Richard – 1821 – Feb 7,1893 Allen, Mary J. Hill – 1831 – Mar 22,1896 Allen, Rudolph Jerome – Mar 12,1866 – Jan 18,1925 – s/o Samuel & Lydia Jenkins Allen, h/o Laura Rogers Harris Allen, William – Jan 27,1897 – Aug 15,1959 – Alabama,Pvt 49th Co.,157th Depot Brigade, WW1, s/o Wm. & Margaret Allen Allen, Ethel Wyonia Poll – Jan 21,1893 – May 7,1930 – d/o John Poll, w/o John Allen Allen, Infant – B&D: June 1,1948 – d/o Dora Allen Allen, Myrtle Williams – June 1885 – Apr 8,1944 – d/o Bolden & Sarah Norris Green, w/o Otis Allen Allen, Robert Benjamin – Mar 30,1853 – May 24,1912 Allen, Sara - - 1912 Allenby, Ashleigh – Sept 22,1984 – Oct 21,2007 – d/o Donald Ray & Marsha Ann Hornick Allenby Allingsworth, Lucy Jordon – Jan 1,1857 – Mar 8,1916 – d/o Fredrick & Emily Taylor Jordan, w/o Henry Allingsworth, Mancel – June 22,1889 – Dec 1,1911 – s/o Henry & Lucy Jordon Allingsworth Allingsworth, Henry – Dec 1857 – Nov 27,1942 Allison, James – June 18,1885 – Mar 23,1929 – s/o John Allison Allison, Mary – Apr 5,1841 – Nov 4,1933 – d/o Josiah & Rosannah Merchant Baird, w/o Alexander Allison, Gladys Lenore – Aug 31,1890 – Mar 26,1950 – d/o Harvey & Margaret Myers Allison Allison, Francis Pearl – Jan 8,1885 – Oct 29,1957 – d/o Henry & Sarah Phillips Heimberger, w/o James Allison, – B&D: 1881 – infant of Alexander H. & Mary Baird Allison Allison, John Phillips – May 7,1924 – Sept 2,1928 – s/o James & Frances Heimberger Allison Allison, John Westley – Sept 9,1922 – Dec 6,2003, h/o Mary Lyda Rutan, WW11 Army Allison, Lee Roy – Mar 19,1963 – May 10,2013 – s/o John & Georgia Wood Allison, h/o Ellen Diane West (marr: Michael Clemmons) Allum, Mary – May 22,1884 – Apr 1,1906 – d/o Leroy & Sarah Huffman Allum Allum, Sarah A. Huffman – Feb 19,1858 - Jan 12,1912 – d/o George & Mary Imes Huffman Altman, Anna Lenora Winter – Aug 25,1894 – Mar 11,1967 – d/o Albert & Mary Schrader Winter Altman, Frank – Feb 22,1912 – Feb 7,1965 – s/o Albert & Mary Ziegler Altman Altman, Mary V. Moran – June 22,1910 – July 17,2004, d/o Samuel & Mary McGary Moran, w/o Frank Altman Altman, Wm. J. - June 14,1892 – June 12,1960 – s/o Alois & Minnie Cole Altman Altmeyer, Sarah Culver – Jan 29,1887 – Feb 10,1924, d/o George & Mary Wharton Culver, w/o Matthew Altmeyer Ambrose, John Winfield – Apr 30,1896 – Mar 8,1952 – s/o James & Henrietta Simmons Ambrose, WW1 Amend, Phillip – 1826 – June 23,1917 Amend, Caroline – June 7,1833 – 1884 – d/o John & Catherine Retzer Kindelberger Amend, Mary A. - Jan 1866 – June 27,1920 – d/o Phillip & Caroline Kindelberger Amend Amend, Georgetta – Nov 1,1920 – Dec 29,1929 – d/o George & Barbara Grimes Amend Amend, Caroline – Apr 7,1865 – July 22,1931 – d/o Phillip & Caroline Kindleberger Amend Amend, Sophia – Apr 8,1862 – Sept 1,1937 – d/o Fred & Sophia Imer Sliger, w/o Augustus Amend, Louise – June 1861 – Dec 26,1939 – d/o Phillip & Caroline Kindelberger Amend Amend, Connie Lee – Sept 13,1946 – Jan 8,1947 – d/o John & Edith Sharady Amend Amend, Bonnie Lou – B&D: Sept 19,1948 – d/o John & Edith Sharady Amend Amend, George Thomas – Feb 19,1894 – June 3,1950 – s/o Augustus & Sophia Sliger Amend Amend, Barbara Grimes – Feb 24,1885 – Oct 5,1925 – d/o John & Margaret Good Grimes, w/o George T. Amend Amend, Harry – Oct 2,1890 – June 23,1958 – s/o Augustus & Sophia Sligar Amend Amend, Catharine – July 1863 – Feb 19,1943 – d/o Phillip & Caroline Kindelberger Amend Amend, August Gustavus – May 6,1855 – June 6,1919 – s/o Philip & Caroline Kindelberger Amend Amend, Clara Grimes – Oct 9,1894 – Jan 16,1972, d/o John & Marguerite Goodman, w/o Harry Amend Amend, Edith Sharady – Mar 21,1922 – July 24,2000, d/o Mike & Barbara Sharady, w/o John W. Amend Amend, John W. - Dec 2,1918 – Dec 20,1987, s/o Harry W. & Clara Grimes Amend, WW11 Army Ammons, John F – 1864 – 1886 – s/o David & Mary J. McCord Ammons Ammons, inft – 1887 Amons, Harry Ellwood – Nov 24,1886 – July 17,1919 – s/o Alfred & Frances Nixon Amons Amons, Charles Alfred – Dec 3,1907 – July 4,1953 – s/o Harry & Maud Erlewine Amons Amons, Ona Dell – May 27,1908 – May 24,1966 – d/o Adam & Jennie Six Amons, Maud Emma – Apr 26,1883 – Jan 29,1968 – d/o John & Mary Stricklin Erlewine Amons, Harry P. - Feb 25,1906 – July 24,1988 – s/o Harry & Maud Erlewine Amons Ammon, Albert – 1887 Amons, Buarl Ashley – Mar 2,1912 – Jan 21,1972 – s/o Harry & Maud Erlewine Amons, WW11 Army Amos, Ettie Cain – Jan 23,1857 – Dec 21,1923 – d/o Wm. & Mahala Crow Cain Amos, George Washington – 1862 - Nov 28,1911, s/o Henry & Isabelle Amos h/o Louise Jane Grandon Amos, George Henry – July 9,1840 – Sept 5,1928 – Mortica & Elizabeth Taylor Amos Amos, Belle Parker – Nov 23,1890 – Mar 6,1937 – d/o Herbert & Isabelle Furgeson Parker, w/o Frank Amos, Francis Elmer – Jan 6,1884 – July 23,1960 – s/o James & Hannah Harris Amos Amos, Bertha Irene – Oct 22,1883 – Oct 9,1964 – d/o George & Sarah Bayes Grimes Amos, Albert Washington – Oct 20,1879 – Jan 19,1973 – s/o James & Anna Harris Amos Amos, Mary Tuttle McKuhns – Sept 28,1873 – Oct 6,1936, d/o David & Lydia Dunahue Tuttle, w/o 1st George McKuhns, 2nd Joseph Amos Amos, Oliver Russell – 1912 – Aug 3,1916 – s/o Francis & Bertha Grimes Amos Anawalt, Martha Ross Shields – Nov 12,1892 – Nov 12,1937 – d/o Dr. Thomas K. & Jo Ferrell Shields, w/o Wm. J. Anawalt Anawalt, Wm. James – May 9,1882 – Mar 2,1927 – s/o Robert & Elizabeth Heffly Anawalt Andenoro, Infant – B&D: Feb 21,1949 – d/o Guy & Mildred Hieronimus Andenoro Archbold, William – Feb 28,1904 – Sept 22,1929 – s/o Thomas & Catherine Welsch Archbold, h/o Sarah Walkervich Archbold, Florence – Feb 4,1903 – Oct 14,1925 – d/o Thomas & Catherine Welsch Archbold Archbold, Catherine – May 14,1888 – May 10,1937 – d/o John & Mary Welsch Archbold, Ella May – Mar 6,1915 – Sept 30,1952 – d/o Wm. & Stella Lanox Valentine Archbold, John T. - Aug 1,1936 – Dec 12,1998, s/o John & Ella May Valentine, Sgt. US Army, WW11, h/o Pauline Edna Doyle Archbold, Richard W. – June 13,1920 – Oct 8,2010, s/o Thomas & Catherine Welsh Archbold, WW11 Army, h/o Helen E.
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