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Cemetery Inscriptions, Stark County, Ohio Are !!l«^Siii«lii^lM«iil^if^ 0003055 ™ECHURCHoF JESUSCHRIST Permission to Microfilm ofL-MTER-DAY '^^'^ Famny History L.brary of Christ of C 'MN rrc Of The Church Jesus j/\llM I J Latter-aay Saints would iike permission lo preserve your material on microfilm anc make it avaiiabe to our Family History Centers If you agree, piease complete this cara and return it io us. authorize the Family History Library 'o micoiiim "he matenai named below and use this mic'ofilmed record as it seems most benefic a: n compi.ance with the Library s policies and proceoures I warrant that I am fuiiv authcze^ '3 O'cv ae :^ch permission ": e -I ma;e"a. ^^^^^W. 7" U)^ ro// STA/e,\ e^^vr/ c/V/?//-// OGS ll£& U/cr>7)i!t£.<rr yvf. 1- tv state ziD coae Si . ,J, PFGS293I 'p-aB =-'-3c-- -i^/ • CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS Stark County, Ohio Volume VI CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS STARK COUNTY. OHIO VOLUME VI INCLUDED IN VOLUME VI IS THE TOWNSHIP OF PERRY DATE MiCROFiCHED MAY I 8 1990 19l PrlOJCGT and G. S. FiGHS I* CALL # PREPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE STARK COUNTY CHAPTER THE OHIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (^ OCTOBER 1. 1985 CHURCH , OF LATTER-DAY SA'.lM TS 11 FORWARD The contents of each volume of Cemetery Inscriptions, Stark County, Ohio are: Volume I: Townships of Lexington, Washington, Paris and Marlboro. Volume II: Townships of Nimishillen, Osnaburg, Sandy, Pike, Bethlehem and Sugar Creek. Volume III; Townships of Tuscarawas, Lawrence and Jackson. Volume IV: Lake Township and the cemeteries of Dead Man's Point and Forest Hill in Plain Township. Volume V: Plain Township, except for the two cemeteries in Volume IV; and Canton Township, except for West Lawn Cemetery; Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried In Stark County. Volume VI: Perry Township. IN MEMORIAM Volume VI is dedicated to the memory of: MYRON D. KRETZINGER (1922-1985) Mr. Kretzinger was born in Canton, Ohio and had resided in the Massillon area for the past 40 years. He was a self-employed painter and decorator and was previously employed by the Stark County Building and Grounds Department. He was Vice President of the Stark County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society in 1984 and was responsible for the programs that year. He was an active genea- logist and attended meetings as long as his health permitted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It is impossible to include the names of all of the people who have helped with the preparation of this book. Those who read the tombstones in each cem- etery are listed at the end of the cemetery. We are indebted to Esther Sukosd of East Canton, Ohio for translating European language tombstones from St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery in Massillon. This permitted us to include these names in the Index. Special recognition is given to the three typists: Helen S Mattson, Hazel Murphy and Dorothy Wig. The Stark County Historical Society provided the materials for the covers and the map. PREFACE 111 Stark County, Ohio was formed in 1809 from Columbiana County. It subsequently lost Brown, Harrison and Rose Townships to Carroll County in 1833 and Green and Franklin Townships to Summit County in 1840. It contains seventeen townships today. Its cemeteries date from 1805 when the first settlers came. There are 200 cemeteries today. This volume covers the central Township of Perry and includes all the cemeteries in the City of Massillon. There are twelve cemeteries in this volume. Much use has been mades of the previous cemetery book entitled Cemetery Rec- ords, Stark County, Ohio . It was researched by E. T. Heald, H. T. 0. Blue anmd H. D. Paxton. It was compiled, edited, and indexed with a foreward by Dorothy Sommer, Head, Reference Division, Canton Public Library Association. The project was sponsored by the Stark County Historical Society. It consist- ed of four volumes, one of which was the index, and was typed in 1955. It covered 158 cemeteries from the earliest time until about 1900. Most of the inscriptions were copied in the 1940' s. Much credit must be given to the re- searchers because many of the tombstones which they copied are unreadable or nonexistent today. The map used by E. T. Heald to locate the cemeteries in the 1940' s was made available by the late Eva Sparrowgrove of The Stark Coun- ty Historical Society. In this volume the cemetery numbers assigned by Heald have continued to be used. The description of the locations of the cemeteries in Stark County were submitted by Marilyn Oyster and Evelyn Jessup to The Ohio Genealogical Society for inclusion in their 1978 book entitled Ohio Cemeteries , which lists the location of every cemetery in the State of Ohio. The same descrip- tions are used in this volume. An attempt has been made to read the tombstones in rows so that a person can locate a particular stone from the description. This has not always been possible because of the haphazard manner in which some cemeteries are laid out. All stones have been included to the present day. Stones illegible or missing, but listed in Cemetery Records, Stark County, Ohio , referenced above, have been included and are so indicated. The project continues to its conclusion. All the cemetery inscriptions in Stark County have now been read. The typing and indexing of the inscriptions in West Lawn Cemetery in Canton remains to be done. This one very large ceme- tery will comprise all of Volume VII and its completion is anticipated in the Spring of 1986. ^^ TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWARD, IN MEMORIAM, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 11 PREFACE 111 MAP OF STARK COUNTY V PERRY TOWNSHIP 1. Calvary Cemetery #173 , 2. Christman Cemetery #141 137 3. Eden Cemetery #33 137 4. Hawk Cemetery #135 143 5. Kendal Cemetery #180 143 6. Kendal, Old Massillon First Cemetery #179 143 7. Massillon City Cemetery #126 144 8. Richville Cemetery #52 304 9. Oakwood Cemetery #201 306 10. Old St Joseph's Cemetery 306 11. St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery #124 307 12. St Mary's Catholic Cemetery #123 337 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOLUMES I, II, III, tv AND V 366 INDEX 368 ^ AXMHCO .^l^ili^Sti (- z u e o '-5 o 3 < PERRY TOWNSHIP. CALVARY CEMETERY #173 LOCATION: SIO. 3469 Lincoln Way E in Perry Heights; east of Massillon. Section A; RCW l:(row #1 starts at a point near MAGGIORE, Enrichetta 1890-1940 est the cemetery office and is read PIROLOZZI, Andelo 1895-19 running west with the road at your Eve lyn 190 3-1966 right. Rows #! and #2 encircle the FERRI, Modestino 185 3-1947 entire section; counterclockwise. Marigiovanni 1860-1919 Thereafter, the odd numbered rows are FERRY ^ August (father) 1884-1962 read running west and the even nunto- Camille (xoncle) 1888-1959 ered rows are read running east. ROSE, Luciano 1859-1921 Rows #1 and #2 are 4 graves wide, mos- Louise Isabelle 1920-192 3 tly rank style, all facing east, as Isabelle - (mother) 1856-19 35 far as the first bend in the road. ALONZO, Mildred 8 May 1922 Thereafter, the stones in these two 22 ;^r 192 3 rows face the road around the re- D'AURORA-PELIMO mainder of the section.) Carmen 1873-1922 YACONO, Elvira Assunta 1922-1934 Margaret 1877-195 3 BAKER, Clarence E 1894-1918 Joseph 1884-1952 Pvt Col 11, Inf ROSE , James V) 1887-1972 William X 185 7-192 8 Rose M 189 3-19 37 Amelia M 1865-1942 SHIMKO, John 1888-1940 ZANDERS, Joseph 1879-1917 Cecelia A 1892-1949 HUBERTY, Charles W 1873-1949 DIMINNO, Nichola (father) 1842-1929 Isabel Artie 1876-1931 Maria (mother) 1848-1929 IIEYER, Matthias 1840-1917 Bill (nephew) 1901-192 8 Agnes - his wife 1842-1929 SCARPUZZI, Ferdinando S 1881-19 73 SCHAWLEM, August 1868-1913 Mary E 1891-1955 Martha Nikles 1873-195 7 FERRY, William 189 7-192 4 FETE, Aurelia 2 7 Apr 1913 Ralph 1851-19 38 28 Jul 1914 RANKL, John B 1883-1944 MACK, Lucille 3 Aug 1905 Elizabeth M 1887-1950 25 Sep 192 7 EHRET, Raymond X 1888-1948 FETE, Mary C 14 Aig 1884 Gertrude L 1896-1941 16 Sep 1962 KARAM, Sam 1911-19 37 FETE, Linys A 8 Jul 1882 Ellis 1890-19 22 Nov 1962 Susan 1900-19 DIGIAOOMO, Salvatore 18 Dec 1866 Fred 1913-19 24 Jan 1919 ADDESSI, Michael P 5 Mar 1915 Rosa 1865-1941 12 Jun 1972 ABBENANTE, 5 4 1887-4 2 1921 RASTETTER, William J 1877-1942 Vincent 1862-1959 Laura C 1880-1926 Vincenza 1870-1921 KACHLER, Edward 1873-1944 CARPINELLI, Frank 1869-1918 Anna 1878-196 3 Mary 1878-1954 MAGNACCA, Michael 21 Aug 1^894 ORLANDO, Antonio 1883-1947 22 Nov 1959 Rosina 1883-195 7 NY,PVT CO E 2 Pion. Inf WW II CECCARDI, Annibale 1870-1947 Filomena Fas an o 1856-1945 Emesta 1873-1951 DINANNO, Antonio 22 Jul 1899 MARATJDO, Vincenzo 1885-1920 7 Sep 1926 Rose V 1889-1919 REEVES, Gertrude A 1914-1926 Mabel (Dauc^ter) 1911-1912 Elizabeth P 1890-19 Joseph (son) 1913-1914 Marguerite 1913-1971 MAGGIORE, Jerome 1845-1921 MAYFORTH, Kenneth A 19 35-19 39 Catherine 1859-1935 FRIEDtdAN, Ella G 1873-1947 PERIW TOWNSHIP - CALVAFY (ZEMETERY #173 PCPE, Leonard 189 7-1971 CON ROY, John C 30 Sep 1889 Josephine M 1902- Marine Corp WW I 5 Jan 1949 ROSA, Anton 1881-1942 OONROy, Matthew L 20 Jul 1897 DOBRANSKY, Anna May 1883-1948 Veteran WW I 30 Hay 1948 Michael s/o Catherine D 1913-1941 CONROY, Matthew L PERRATTA, Rocco 1879-1944 15 Apr 1923 13 Nov 1964 Maria J 1873-1942 Calif A0M2 US Naj/y WW II PELOSO, Riccardo 189 7- 19 WATKINS, Elsie P 1905-1965 Solando 1906-1941 POI£TSKY, John 1870-1947 MORENA, NicxJla 1876-1974 Louise 1875-1948 Conoetta 1876-1942 WUSKE, Lawrence RIDOLFI, Mariro J (son) 2 Aug 19 32 Ema 6 Dec 1969 YOUNG, Grace 1889-1976 Madalena (dau^ter) 8 Jan 1920 Helen 1885-197 3 31 Jan 1943 Lula 1883-196 7 MASTERANA, Sam 1871-1946 YOUNG, Fred A 1892-1946 Anna 1877-1943 Maxine C 1919-1972 DiSIMONE, Anthony 1916-1946 Be mice A 1894-19 72 MARCELLI , Joseph 1874-1947 GERBER, Frederick L 1879-1946 Mary 1879-1959 An astasia
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