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Eden Church Cemetery
Page 2

Eden Twp.
Licking County

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For those that are perhaps seeing these transcriptions for the first time, the transcriptions may give on first glance, the appearance of a great many typos, so I feel obligated to explain that the abundance of y, m, and d represent abbreviations for year, month and day. Although you will find most engravers follow similar patterns, it seems there are several different abbreviations used to represent these three time terms including: y, yr, yrs, yr's & years; m. mo, mos, mo's, and months; d. da, das, da's, and days and on rare occasions, h, hr, hrs, hr's, and hours. I tend not to use commas except to separate surname from given name, given name from date, except where found on actual inscription, same goes for the [.] (period). When you see the symbol [_] (underscore), I use it to represent missing or unreadable letters, or if a lot of letters are unreadable I may express it by several periods, such as Jos...h . Sometimes you will find raised letters such as "c" in surnames such as in McClain, or if the engraver added smaller letters that were left out and added later, when I encounter them, tend to express them, when possible, as found on the stone. Sometimes engravers will use the latin term Æ or æ, this is just a term that generally replaces the word "aged". One last comment, all actual text found engraved, will come first in bold text. All comments, observations, personal knowledge remarks added by submitter, concerning an individual, but not inscribed on stone, will then proceed in regular text. ~R.M.Sizelove~

These tombstone photos have been generously donated by Robert M. Sizelove, Sr., on 10 Aug., 2008.
I would like to present my transcriptions/photographs made during two visits to this very nicely mowed and cared for mid sized cemetery, consisting of several acres of fenced burial ground, beginning on Sunday, 3 August, 2008. The earliest readable burial inscription found on a memorial, was spring 1820, and would estimate this land being used for burial purposes for over 170 years, as it's still in use to this date. One memorial mentions an their Oldaker ancestor, provided the land for purpose of both church and cemetery. This cemetery is located by turning east off Mt. Vernon Rd. (SR13), onto Dog Hollow Rd, which is located at the northern edge of the village of St. Louisville, Oh. This road will turn into Martinsburg Rd. (CR204). About three miles north east of St Louisville, you will turn south east (right) on Eden Church Rd. (CR201), travel about 1 mile, you will see the cemetery on the right side of road, just before you get to the church. My research on this cemetery is still preliminary, but would guess that it's a church owned cemetery. The rows start at the fenced area across the road from church, north to south. My readings are in ordered rows, noted with an Arabic numeral, followed by lower case roman numerals for each separate stone. These readings are complete, transcribed and photographed all memorials at this cemetery, as of 10 Aug., 2008. Robert M. Sizelove ©, Sr. 2008.

Please Note: Click on underlined name to view tombstone image.
Due the the large number of rows, I've divided the transcriptions into several pages. This is page 2, rows 13 through 25. Click here to return page 1, rows 1-12. Click here to view page 3, rows 26-38, and here to view page 4, rows 39-52.
Row 13
i. Mother, [footstone]
ii. Father, [footstone]
iii. Harris, Lydia Douglass, wife of Abram Harris, born Feb. 3rd 1817, died June 15th 1888, aged 71y 4m 12d
iv. Harris, Hermia A., Sep. 10, 1857 - Jan. 29, 1923, At Rest
v. Harris, Abram, born Jan. 27, 1819, died Aug. 15, 1892, aged 73y 6m 19d
vi. Smith, James C., 1836 - 1894; Susannah, his wife, 1836 - 1921
Row 14
i. Casteel, Brice, 1895 - 1923
ii. Casteel John, son of W.P. & S.E. Casteel, Aug. 2, 1889 - Aug. 5, 1889
iii. Casteel, Benjamin E., son of W. P. & S.E. Casteel, Feb. 13, 1884 - May 5, 1904
iv. Casteel, William P., 1862 - 1924; Sarah E., 1856 - 1949
v. Sterrett, Eva S., dau. of J.F. & A.B. Sterrett, died Sep. 22, 1904, aged 10y 1m 22d
vi. Sterrett, William R., 1896 - 1937; Alice B., 1870 - 1942; Johnston F., 1860 - 1941
vii. Vanwey, Emily F., Jan. 20, 1851 - Feb. 6, 1928; Burr, Jan. 22, 1850 - Aug. 17, 1906
viii. VanWey, Howard A., Oct. 18, 1892 - Apr. 30, 1944
ix. Hall, Infants of J.W. & Ella Hall [no dates]
x. Hall, Arthor, son of J.W. & Ella hall, died July 27, 1907, aged 19y 11m 29d
xi. Hall, Barbara E., 1862 - 1933; James W., 1857 - 1912
xii. Baker, Verna B., Jan. 9, 1914, aged 1y
xiii. Baker, Lona Olive, 1877 - 1970; Rev. James Marion, 1863 - 1959
xiv. Holton, Ora Robert, Sept. 26, 1925 -_; Janis E., May 7, 1925 -_
Row 15
i. Wilson, Laura A., wife of John Wilson, died Dec. 25, 1907, aged 54y 1m 11d; John, born Jan. 19, 1845, died Oct. 17, 1917
ii. Stout, Mary, 1852 - 1944; Alpha C., 1851 - 1924
iii. Hamilton, Leona Stout, Sept. 27, 1886 - Jan. 21, 1953
iv. Hamilton, Phonsleni Stout, born April 4, 1879, died April 25, 1902, age 22y 8m 10d; Ora Allen, born Oct. 24, 1878, died May 1, 1957, age 84y 6m 7d
v. Link, Oma H., Dec. 11, 1906 - Nov. 8, 1991; Joseph C., Sept. 24, 1899 - Dec. 5, 1982, Married Sept. 20, 1931
vi. Stout, Homer L., 1905 - 1906
vii. Stout, Bessie M., Apr. 24, 1882 - Mar. 9, 1937; Leeding D., July 17, 1883 - May 27, 1960; Homer L., July 29, 1905 - July 29, 1906
viii. Stout, Jessie F., Dec. 31, 1918 - Oct. 22, 2006; Paul M., Feb. 25, 1913 - _, Married Oct. 13, 1940
ix. Baker, Infant son of J.L. & E.A. Baker [no dates]
x. Baker, Jacob L., 1869 - 1945
xi. Edwards, Annice G., 1880 - 1952; John Luther, 1876 - 1935
xii. Williams, Charles R., born Apr. 13, 1918, died Dec. 27, 1987; Blanche I., born Aug. 15, 1922, died Oct. 7, 2001, married Feb. 11, 1946
xiii. Moore, Truman, Jr., S1, USNavy, World War II, Dec. 28, 1923 - Feb. 23, 1991
xiv. Robinson, Barbara J., June 12, 1941 - July 25, 2003; Brian E. Sloan, son, May 17, 1974 - Jan 25, 2003
Row 16
i. Layman, Forrest D., 1906 - 1925
ii. Layman, Frederick N., 1875 - 1905
iii. Hobbs, Maud E., 1883 - 1960
iv. Hobbs, Earl, 1888 - 1969
v. Williams, Charles R., TEC5, USArmy, World War II, Apr. 13, 1918 - Dec 27, 1987 [military memorial, attached to back side of his headstone found in row15]Sorry no image
Row 17
i. Harris, David M., 1840 - 1908; Eunice B., his wife, 1844 - 1920
ii. Layman-Hobbs, [headstone, footstone in previous row]
iii. Taylor, Bertha O., Feb. 16, 1878 - Dec. 27, 1963; Frank, Apr. 10, 1874 - Jan. 3, 1947; Infant, Apr. 29, 1901
iv. Taylor, Emery B., TEC5, USArmy, World War II, Feb. 11, 1906 - Apr. 11, 1977
v. Moats, James, died June 27, 1915, aged 77y 11m 18d; Margaret E., died Mar. 30, 1907, aged 72y 5m 15d
vi. Harris, Della Moats, 1862 - 1945
vii. Sheppard, William F., 1883 - 1952, -At Rest-
viii. Saxton, Robert L., Aug. 2, 1966, -Son-
ix. Gayheart, Craig, Mar. 27, 1922 - Oct. 16, 1986
x. Garrett, Paul Edward, SP4, USArmy, Apr. 26, 1935 - Dec. 25, 1999 [military marker]
Row 18
i. Unknown, Ina A., 1892 - 1913 [possible Gardner family member, stone matches color and grade of headstone just west of this stone]
ii. Unknown, Elizabeth, 1902 - 1906 [Possible relationship to Gardner Family, next headstone west]
iii. Gardner, Laura, 1866 - 1955; Hugh, 1864 - 1945 [Probable family relationship to previous two individuals]
iv. Wilson, William W., Feb. 27, 1852 - May 13, 1907
v. Popham, G.W., 1864 - 1938; Carrie E., 1869 - 1850; Bessie R., 1892 - 1908
vi. Iler, Olive Anderson, Sept. 6, 1875 - June 21, 11955 -Mother-
vii. Hartupee, Clarence W., 1892 - 1983; Harry I., 1905 - 1952
Row 19 overview,
i. Neighbarger, Frank L., Feb. 26, 1903 - July 17, 1919
ii. Neighbarger, Edna M., 1905 - 1918
iii. Neighbarger, Clarence E., 1910 - 1910
iv. Neighbarger, Cleo A., 1900 - 1902
v. Vannostrand, George W., died Nov. 29, 1906, aged 61y 7m 25d; Mary A., died Apr. 13, 1918, aged 74y 6m 24d
vi. Mills, Leslie L., May 18, 1906 - Apr. 8, 1979
vii. Mills, Richard Lee, 1928 - 1934
viii. Mills, Flo, 1872 - 1949; Eli, 1878 - 1968; Ella M. Vanwey, wife of Elj. Mills, 1881 - 1908
ix. , Catharine, 1884 - 1907; Caroline, 1886 - 1913
x. Neighbarger, Myrtle L. Oldaker, 1880 - 1941; John W., 1875 - 1932
xi. Hickman, Dora M., 1877 - 1921; Walter E., 1873 - 1961
xii. Street, Stephen N., "Steve", July 19, 1940 - June 6, 1996
xiii. Luebbers, Melissa V., 1903 - 1990; Luebbert, 1908 - 1990
xiv. Corbett, Opal L., Mar. 2, 1922 - Nov. 4, 1996; Rodney F., Aug. 30, 1920 - Dec. 17, 1991
Row 20 overview,
i. Bodle, Bennie, 1878 - 1958; Goldy Bodle Scott, 1886 - 1930, daughter; Emma R., 1859 - 1942, Mother, She is gone but not forgotten
ii. Ferris, Grant L., 1868 - 1926; Bertha M., 1878 - 1953; Lawrence C., 1904 - 1909; Dorthy J., 1922 - 1922
iii. Ferris, Bessie S., 1908 - 1935; Edith Courson, 1901 - 1937
Row 21 overview,
i. Burrell, Alva & Eva [no dates]
ii. Burrell, Eva A., wife of Alva Burrell, died Dec. 5, 1902, aged 38y 8m 26d
iii. Marriott, Florence N., 1880 - 1968
iv. Neighbarger, James, 1838 - 1906; Ellen, his wife, 1843 - 1916
v. Neighbarger, Martha Ella Gleason, Nov. 8, 1871 - May 14, 1938; William, Apr. 23, 1866 - Aug. 6, 1947
vi. Weaver, Minnie A. Oldaker, 1875 - 1952, Wife; Henry C., 1877 - 1953, Husband
vii. Sprouse, Leland, 6-11-1928 - 6-11-1994; Galdys, 4-30-1928 - _ [fraternal engravings on stone]
viii. Sprouse,, Leland P., US Navy, World War II, Jun 11, 1928 - Jun 11, 1994 [military marker for previous individual]
ix. Hawkins, William H., born Nov. 6, 1858, died June 18, 1906
x. Barrett, Jacqueline Lou, 1926 - 1937
xi. Lanigan, Catherine M., 1862 - 1942
xii. Lanigan, William J., 1857 - 1932
xiii. Elliott, Margery, 1877 - 1932
xiv. Elliott, Elijah, 1858 - 1926
xv. Elliott, Oliver Clyde, Ohio, PFC 61st Engineer Combat Battalion, World War II, Sept. 8, 1914 - Apr. 13, 1956
xvi. Elliott, Nellie Rachael, 1903 - 1979
xvii. Poulton, Iva; Hurlow; Earnest; Irwin [no dates]
Row 22
i. Sterrett, Thomas, 1836 - 1910; Emily, 1836 - 1916 [footstone for Sterrett Family]
ii. Sterrett , [headstone]
Row 23 overview,
i. Braden, Myrtle I., 1880 - 1967; John P., 1872 - 1953
ii. Braden, Paul R., 1912 - 1997; Dorothy R., 1914 - 1999; J. David, 1918 - _
iii. Braden, Infant son of J.F. & M. A.E. Braden, 1909; Ethel, died Sep. 2, 1908
iv. Jacobs, Samuel, of Company F, 18th Regiment, 2nd Battalion & Company B, 55th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, born Oct. 9, 1844, _; Mary E. Jacobs, born Aug. 15, 1845, died Mar. 1, 1907
v. , Florence A., 1903 - 1968
vi. Barrett, Montie E., 1895 - 1969
vii. Barrett, Montie E., Ohio, Waggoneer, Company A, 153rdDepot Brig, World War I, Oct. 14, 1895 - Sept. 14, 1969 [military marker for previous individual]
viii. Dunlap, Esther E., 1897 - 1939; William F., 1887 - 1959
ix. Shannon, Grace Lee, 1985 1987
Row 24 overview,
i. Butcher, Roger J., 1902 - _; A. Pearl, 1912 - _, Wed in 1930
ii.Neighbarger, R. May, 1854 - 1937, Mother
iii. Bodle, Richard E., 1866 - 1908
iv. McMullen, John s., 1873 - 1938
v. Hartupee, Elizabeth, 1871 - 1951
vi. Stillwell, George F., died Mar. 23, 1914, aged 6m 18d, At Rest
vii. Stillwell, Orlando, 1875 - 1921, Father
viii. Stillwell, Charles J., 1901 - 1977; Mabel B., 1903 - _
ix. Baker, Charles, 1917 - 2000; Grace, 1916 - 1982, Married Nov. 10, 1934
x. Baker, Charles F., 1935 - 1935 [probable child of Charles and Grace Baker]
xi. Edwards, C. Foster, 1881 - 1951; Bernice A., 1890 - 1977
xii. Edwards, Mildred R., 1914 - 1932
xiii. Edwards, Charles K., PFC US Army, Korea, Oct. 3, 1930 - sep. 30, 1989
xiv. Davis, W.H., Oct. 17, 1852 - Nov. 30, 1931
xv. Smith, Elnora, 1866 - 1947, Mom; Clem L.V., 1863 - 1945, Dad; Willamette, 1902 - 1996, Dau.
xvi. Taylor, Esther l., June 13, 1938 - Aug. 31, 1938
Row 25
i. Marriott, George W., 1841 - 1910; Sarah L., 1855 - 1922
ii. Householder, Burdelle, 1891 - 1968 [Eastern Star emblem]
iii. Neighbarger, Rebecca, 1868 - 19_; Julia, 1893 - 1912
iv. Popham,, Ethel Jewell, 1894 - 1955
v. Popham, Thomas E., Ohio, Pvt. 67th INF, Nov. 21, 1942 [WWI Veteran]
vi. Popham, Mary B., wife of Earl Popham, 1895 - 1915
vii. Popham,, Aurilla B., Aug. 13, 1873 - May 15, 1949; Thomas J., Mar. 16, 1866 - Feb. 16, 1939
viii. Popham, Louella M., 1899 - 1985; Jerry W., 1898 - 1972
ix. Popham, Helen L., Mar. 25, 1919 [Not sure if this is death date, probable infant]
x. Harris, Alice Eileen, Infant child, May 3, 1921
xi. Harris, Nellie P., 1902 - 1982; Delbert H., 1896 - 1966
This concludes page 2, rows 13 through 25.

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