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THE——
5
RAV
EVA
RD
——CONNECTED
WITH———-
Cross
Creek
Presbyterian
Church,
__3y_.
JAMES
SIMPSON.
——-CONTAINING
ALSO——
All
the
Inscriptions
on
Headstones
and
Monuments
Therein,
-:AND——.1'
‘The
Names
of
all
known
to
the
Author
who
are
Buried
there.
RULES
AND
REGULATIONS
FOR
THE
(iOVERN=
MENT
AND
CARE
OF
THE
YARD.
:AND—.4
A
LIST
OF
DONORS
TO
THE
GRAVEYARD
FUND.
a...
1894.
Bound
in
Cloth,
75
Cents.
PRICE:
H
Paper,
50
H
PRINTED
AT
THE
ENTERPRISE-CALL
OFFICE,
BURGETTSTOWN,
PA.
LIST
OF
OFFICERS
___0]:.__
Cross
Creek
Presbyterian
Church,
December,
1893.
.
g
$5
5°’:
I
PAsToR.—-Rev.
Chas.
G.
VVilliams.
3??
ELDERS.——David
Gault,
Samuel
D.
White,
James
T.
Marquis,
W.
VV.
Jackson,
A.
E.
Walker,
John
S.
Patterson.
TRUsTEEs.——]ohn
S.
McCorkle,
Pres,’
Moses
L.
Cooke,
Sec’y,
Brainard
Lyle,
Greer
M.
Campbell,
]ames,D.
Cooke,
James
L.
Vance,
J.
Cree
Walker.
Robt.
M.
Patterson,
James
M.
K.
Reed.
Bit
TREAsURER.——Aaron
H.
Kerr.
3??
SEXToN.———Wm.
F.
Bebout.
fig,
»N
the
Spring
of
1890
the
subject
of
more
room
for
the
burial
of
Give
the
dead
began
to
be
agitated;
on
May~II,'
1890,
the
Rev.
J.
P.
'1
Anderson,
then
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
Church,
preached
on
“Care
and
Disposal
of
the
Dead.”
A
meeting
of
interested
persons
was
called,
and
resulted
the
formation
of
a
Cemetery
Company,
which
procured
a
perpetual
charter
under
the
laws
of
Pennsylvania,
purchased
5
acres
of
land
on
the
Lee
farm,
laid
it
out
in
lots,
avenues
and
alleys,
which
lots
are
sold
at
a
price
deemed
sufficient
to
always
keep
them
in
order.
_
_
.,
On
Dec.
17,
1892,
at
a
congregational
meeting
called
for
the
purpose
of
considering
what
should
be
done
in
regard
to
the
preservation
of
the
old
graveyard,
the
following
preamble
and
resolutions
were
offered
and
unanimously
agreed
to:
“WHEREAS,
The
old‘
graveyard
connected
with
this
churchand
used
for
burial
for
more
than
a
century,
has
become
so
fully
occupied
that
it
is
almost
impossible
to
dig
a
grave
in
any
part
without
unlawfully
disturbing
the
long
interred
remains
of
some
person;
and
WHEREAS,
A
new
cemetery
belonging
to
an
incorporated
company
has
been
successfully
started
in
the
immediate
vicinity
of
the
old,
and
it
is
feared
that
from
non—usage
the
old
yard
will
become
neglected
and
fall
to
ruin
and
decay
unless
something
is
done
now
to
preserve
it;
therefore
RESOLVED,
1ST.’
That
the
Board
of
Trustees
of
this
congregation
be
authorized
and
instructed
to
take
measures
as
it
may
deem
best
to
raise
by
popular
subscription,
or
donation,
a
fund,
to
be
called
THE
GRAVEYARD
FUND,
suflicient
to
place
the
old
yard
in
proper
repair;
and
to
invest
a
fund
for
its
sole
use,
the
income
from
which
shall
be
devoted
to
keeping
the
old
yard
in
proper
repair
and
properly
adorned.
2
HISTORY
oF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
2ND.
That
as
Mr.
James
Simpson,
who
has
devoted
much
time
and
has
given
much
attention
for
many
years
to
the
interments
made
in
the
old
yard,
is
now
recognized
as
the
best
living
authority
on
the
history
of
it,
he
be
requested
to
prepare
a
brief
history
for
publication,
and
that
the
Board
of
Trustees
be
directed
to
have
the
same
published
in
pamphlet
form
for
sale
and
gratuitous
distribution
among
contributors,
and
that
in
the
pamphlet
be
an
appeal
made
to
all
persons
who
feel
any
interest
in
the
proper
preservation
of
the
old
yard
to
contribute
to
this
fund.”
At
the
same
meeting
a
motion
was
made
and
carried
that
a
litho-
graphic
picture
of
Mr.
Simpson
be
placed
in
the
book.
At
same
meet-
ing
a
committee
of
nine
persons
was
appointed
by
the
congregation
to
assist
the
Board
of
Trustees
in
‘raising
this
fund,
the
committee
con-
sisting
of
W.~
W.
Jackson,
John
S.
Patterson,
Thomas
M.
Johnson,
J.
Morgan
Sharp,
Robert
Anderson,
A.
H.
‘Kerr,
William
G.
White,
John
White
and
Robertson
J.
Lyle.
-
,
.
~
’
At
a
subsequent
meeting
of
Trustees
and
Committee
it
was
ordered
that
the
names
of
donors
to
fund
and
amounts
contributed
be
published
in
the
History;
and
also
that
theinscriptions
onvall
headstones
and
monuments
be
copied.
At
a
congregational
meeting
held
for’
the
purpose
on
Saturday,
September
16,
1893,
Rules
and
Regulations
for
the
care
of
the
grave-
yard
were
adopted,
and
ordered
to
be
printed
in
Mr‘.
Simpson’s
book.
Hrsfronv
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
.
3
63.(
a
congregational
meeting
of
Cross
Creek
Presbyterian
Con-
F.
0:
tr
’(>
gregation,
held
at
the
church
on
Saturday,
September
16,
c
,:J‘$€j
1893,
the
Board
of
Trustees
laid
before
the
meeting
the
follow-
ing
rules
which
were
adopted
by
the
Congregation,
and
ordered
to
be
printed
in
the
History
of
the
Graveyard
now
in
course
of
preparation:
RULES
AND
REGULATIONS
FOR
GUIDANCE
IN
CROSS
CREEK
GRAVEYARD.
I.
The
care,
general
oversight,
and
control
of
the
old
GRAVEYARD
attached
to
this
church
shall
at
all
times
be
vested
in
the
Board
of
Trus~
tees
of
this
congregation,
who
shall
appoint,
whenever
necessary,
a
suitable
person
for
Superintendent
under
their
direction,
who
may
be
removed
at
any
time;
and
it
shall
be
the
duty
of
said
Board
of
Trustees,
either
as
a
body,
or
by
a
committee
of
themselves
and
the
Superintend-
ent
of
the
Graveyard,
to
see
that
these
Rules
and
Regulations
are
at
all
times
faithfully
carried
out.
II.
All
shrubs
and
trees
now
growing
in
the
Graveyard
exceeding
seven
feet
in
height
shall
be
trimmed
back
within
that
height,
or
if
such
trimming
is
impracticable,
then
removed;
and
no
tree
or
shrub
shall
hereafter
be
allowed
to
exceed
that
height.
III.
Whenever
a
fund
is
provided
which
the
Board
of
Trustees
deems
sufficient
to
properly
care
for
all
time
to
come,
for
the
entire
yard,
then
all
spreading
or
propapating
vines,
shrubs,
bushes,
weeds
and
everything
detrimental
to
the
beauty
or
fitness
of
the
yard
shall
be
totally
eradicated
or
killed;
all
headstones
kept
straight;
all
hillocks
removed;
all
depressions
filled
up;
no
mound
over
a
grave
to
exceed
three
inches
in
height,
and
the
whole
yard
to
be
well
seeded
with
grass
4
H1sToRY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
seeds,
and
at
all
times
to
be
kept
properly
mowed
and
trimmed.
And
they
shall
invest
the
surplus
of
said
FUND
in
a
safe
and
secure
place,
and
keep
it
so
invested,
so
that
the
annual
income
arising
therefrom
shall
keep
the
yard
at
all
times
in
good
order
and
repair;
and
shall»
not
at
any
time
suffer
any
portion
of
the
fund,
nor
income.
to
be
diverted
to
other
uses.
IV.
All
persons
interested
are
requested
to
plant
and
cultivate
proper
trees,
shrubs
and
flowers,
and
otherwise
adorn
the
yard,
or
graves
that
they
are
interested
in,
but
no
tree,
shrub,
vine,
flower,
or
anything
else
that
reproduces,
or
spreads
from
the
root,
branch
or
seed,
shall
be
allowed
in
the
yard,
without
the
sanction
of
the
Board
of
Trustees,
or
Committee
and
Superintendent,
and
if
such
are
planted
the
Superintend-
ent
is
directed
to
remove
them.
V.
All
persons
are
prohibited
from
plucking
any
flower,
either
wild
or
cultivated,
breaking
or
injuring
any
tree,
plant
or
shrub
without
leave
from
proper
authority,
or
in
any
way
marking,
defacing
or
injuring
any
monument
or
stone.
VI.
Children
will
not
be
allowed
in
the
yard,
unless
accompanied
by
some
person
who
will
be
responsible
for
their
conduct.
VII.
No
person
will
be
permitted
to
disturb
the
quiet
andgood
order
of
*
the
place
in
any
way.
VIII.
If
any
person
or
persons
at
any
time,
in
digging
a
grave,
shall
come
upon,
or
in
any
manner
interfere
with
any
old
grave,
they
shall
immediately
cease
digging
and
properly‘
fill
up
the
excavation
already
made.
x/'~/‘
HrsToRY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
5
first
interment
in
the
old
Graveyard
of
Cross
Creek
was
in
73%
the
year
1779,
soon
after
the
call
was
signed
calling
the
Rev.
Q>\/:.g<;j/
Joseph
Smith,
which
is
dated
June
the
21st,
1779;
and
in
that
year
Robert
McCready,
Esq.,
drove
the
stake
where
they
built
the
church.
This
first
interment
was
that
of
a
littleichild
of
David
and
Sarah
Vance*,
who
lived
where
David
Gault,
Esq.,
now
resides.
It
had
fallen
in
the
fire
and
was
so
badly
burned
that
it
soon
after
died.
A
council
was
held
with
the
neighbors
and
friends
as
to
where
they
would
bury
it,
when
it
was
agreed
to
inter
it
in
the
woods
up
where
they
were
going
to
build
the
church.
.
Thomas
Crawford
and
his
wife
Judith,
who
then
resided
on
the
Hays
farm,
near
the
Beech
Knob
School
House,
attended
the
funeral.
In
the
evening
when
they
returned
home
Craw-
ford’s
mother,
who
resided
with
him,
whose
name
was
Margaret
Shearer,
a
very
aged
woman,
asked,
“Vi/here
did
they
bury
the
child?”
On
being
told,
“Where
they
are
going
to
build
the
church,”
she
threw
up
her
hands
and
said,
“Oh,
there
is
a
graveyard
started
and
I
know
I’ll
be
the
next
to
go
into
it!”
In
a
short
time
she
was
taken
sick
and
died
and
was
buried
under
the
old
white
oak
tree
that
stood
till
lately
on
the
soutlr
side
of
the
yard.
Her
so11,
Thomas
Crawford,
died
in
June,
1783,
on
the
VVilliam
Perry
farm,
and
was
buried
by
her
side.
His
life
was
an
eventful
one,
as
he
and
his
elder
brother,
Oliver,
spent
nine
years
in
captivity
among
the
Indians
on
the
Scioto,
in
what
is
now
the
State
of
Ohio.
Their
mother
paid
four
hundred
dollars
to
an
Indian
trader
for
their
ransom.
In
the
spring
of
1782
Samuel
Robison
and
William
Parks
were
buried
in
one
day.
They
were
both
killed
and
scalped
by
the
In-
«lians.
Judge
James
Edgar
made
all
these
coffins:——for
the
Vance
child,
for
Mrs.
Shearer,
Thomas
Crawford,
and
for
Robison
and
Parks.
()11
the
17th
of
February,
1782,
Robert
VVa1lace,
who
resided
one
mill‘
east
of
l
‘nee,
wliere
Samuel
i\=TcConnell
now
resides,
was
from
llnlllt‘
:11
z:
llllll.
In
his
:1lvs<-11cc
a
lnncl
of
l11(lli1l1H
attacked
his
house,
ln<Jl<
his
\\*ili-
:m«|
lizllw
nml
l\\‘n
oiln-1‘
lmys
(-npliye,
sliol
his
cows,
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||I:.
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l«-ll
\\'|u-in
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6
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
W
_
,,_,
,.
,
.,
,7,
in
the
night
a
snow
fell,
so
that
they
could
follow
the
trail
no
longer.
The
Indians
took
the
north
direction
to
the
Ohio
River.
In
the
evening
late
Mrs.
Wallace
gave
out
and
was
tomahawked
and
scalped,
and
the
little
child
also
shared
the
same
fate.
The
other
two
lads
were
taken
on.
The
remains
of
Mrs.
Wallace
were
left
to
the
beasts
of
prey.
Wallace,
thinking
that
his
wife
was
held
in
captivity
among
the
Indians,
came
to
Cross
Creek,
to
Marshall’s
Fort,
to
get
Col.
James
Marshall
to
inter-
cede
with
Gen.
Wm.
Irvine
at
Fort
Pitt,
and
have
him
intercede
with
Gen.
Washington,
so
that
his
wife
might
be
exchanged
or
ransomed.
This
Gen.
Irvine
did
not
do,
as
he
said
Cornwallis
had
now
surrendered
a11d
we
would
soon
have
peace,
and
giving
other
reasons,
did
not
make
the
request
to
Washington
as
Wallace
wished
him.
He
repaired
to
his
home
sad
and
heavy.
At
this
time
the
settlers
were
organizing
the
ex-
pedition
to
go
to
Gnadenhutten
to
remove
the
Moravian
Indians
further
west
or
bring
them
again
to
Fort
Pitt.
Wallace
was
not
long
in
making
up
his
mind
to
go
along,
and
go
he
did.
When
the
little
army
under
the
command
of
Col.
David
Williamson
arrived
there,
VVallace
found
the
dress
that
his
‘wife
had
on
when
she
was
taken
prisoner
among
the
plunder
in
the
Moravian
town.
They
had
got
it
in
trade
from
the
hos-
tile
Indians
on
their
return
home
that
way.
On
Wallace
finding
A
this
covered
with
blood
he
became,
as
others
said,
a
mad
man.
His
rage
was
terrible
and
also
that
of
the
others
with
him.
This
was
conclusive.
The
vote
was
taken
and
but
16,
some
say
18,
voted
to
spare
the
lives
of
the
96
innocent
creatures.
Wallace
went
with
the
executioners
and
did
not
fail
to
act
his
pait
with
tomahawk
a11d
knife.
Thomas
Marshall,
who
was
long
an
elder
of
Old
Cross
Creek,
and
who
died
near
New
Athens,
O.,
in
1839,
aged
96
years,
was
along
with
the
militia,
but
did
not
take
part
in
the
killing.
He
told
Capt.
Lysander
Patterson
(yet
living)
that
after
the
slaughter
was
over
he
was
seated
on
a
log.
Wal-
lace
came
up
to
him
and
sat
down
beside
him
stained
with
the
blood
of
the
slain.
He
said,
“It
may
be
that
we
have
done
wrong,
but
I
could
not
help
it,”
and
then
wept
like
a
little
child.
Wallace
came
home
with
the
troops,
bringing
his
wife’s
dress
along.
It
was
kept
for
long
years
afterward.
In
1783
some
hunters
found
what
they
were
sure
were
the
bones
of
a
white
person
near
Hookstown,
Beaver
Co.,
Pa.
Wallace
was
told
of
it,
a11d
going
to
the
spot,
found
them
and
recognized
them
as
HISTORY
or
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
7
those
of
his
wife
by
the
teeth.
-He
gathered
them
up
and
often
went
back
afterward,
still
finding
some
more-
After
keeping
them
for
two
years
in
a
salt
sack
hung
up
at
the
head
of
his
bed,
he
brought
them
to
Cross
Creek
and
buried
them.
An
old
field.
‘stone
with
“M.
W.”
in
large
letters
was
supposed
to
mark
her
grave.
It
stood
near
the
center
of
the
yard,
but
has
disappeared.
«
No
doubt.
it,
was
removed
by
some
vandal
to
make
the
foundation
for
some
other
monument.
Mrs.
W'al—
lace’s
maiden
name
was
Mary
Grant.
Mr.
Wallace
got
one
of
hissons
back
after
peace
was
restored.
The
other
was
never
heard
of.
Robert,
the
one
that
returned,
died
in
18
5
5,
an
aged
man,
and
is
buried
at
the
Covenanter
Churchyard,
near
Venice,
Washington
Co.,
Pa.
Mr.
Wal-
lace
married
again
and
raised
another
family.
He
was
long
afterwards
an
elder
of
Cross
Roads
Church.
He
died
in
1808
and
is
buried
at
Flor-
ence,
Washington
Co.,
Pa.
Thus
we
see
that
the
finding
of
the
dress
of
Mrs.
Wallace
caused
the
murder
of
the
96
innocent
Moravian
Indians
the
8th
of
March,
1782;
and
this
shows
that
the
remains
of
three
are
buried
in
Cross
Creek
that
fell
by
the
hand
of
the
Indians,
namely:
Samuel
Robison,
\7Villiam
Parks
and
Mary
Grant
Wallace.
In
1828,
in
digging
the
grave
for
John
Campbell,
an
old
grave
was
taken
up
which
was
recognized
by
Mr.
John
Graham
as
that
of
William
Parks,
who
was
killed
by
the
Indians.
He
was
a
boy
at
the
time
and
had
seen
Parks
buried.
He
could
tell
by
the
nails
that
the
coffin
had
been
made
with.
Judge
Edgar,
who
made
the
coffins
in
that
day,
used
nails
that
were
made‘
by
a
blacksmith.
Wm.
Stevenson,
who
died
in
1865,
told
the
writer
that
he
helped
to
dig
Camp-
bell’s
grave
andhe
kept
some
of
the
nails
for
relics.
Mary
Robison,
the
widow
of
Samuel
Robison,
died
March
27th,
I809,
aged
66
years.
An
old
stone
marks
her
grave
in
good
preserva-
tion.
A
There
is
an
old
field
stone
beside
it
with
the
letter
R
cut
on
it.
It
is
supposed
to
mark
her
husband’s
grave.
An
old
gentleman
told
the
writer
that
about
the
year
1818
he
was
43(EAt
the
funeral
of
David
Hays
in
1793
Robert
Lyle
and
Joseph
Vance
were
appointed
to
-'de
in
front
of
the
funeral
cortege,
which
was
going
to
Cross
Creek.
Soon
after
starting
their
mversation
turned
to
the
Moravian
massacre.
Lyle
denounced
it
as
a
murder
and
an
act
of
bar-
Lrisxn.
Mr.
Vance
then
said
that
that
expedition
was
planned
in
his
crbin;
but
said.
“We
did
not
)01]t
there
to
kill
them,
but
intended
to
either
make
them
remove
further
west
or
bring
them
in
to
Fort
Pitt,
so
that
the
hostile
Indians
could
not
have
it
as
a
stopping~place
in
making
their
vasions
on
the
settlers;
but
on
finding
some
plunder
belonging
to
the
V/Vallace
family
covered
1
blood,
and
other
articles
belonging
to
other
parties,
the
men
could
no
longer
be
restrained,
:1
ml
so
followed
the
dreadful
massacre
of
the
whole
96
Moravian
Indians.”
§
HISTORY
or
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
helping
to
dig
a
grave
near
the
lower
side
of
the
yard.
They
came
down
on
a
walnut
slab
or
puncheon.
On
lifting
it
a
large
skeleton
was
discovered
under
it.
It
had
been
encased
around
with
walnut
slabs
that
were
really
green.
He
told
some
old
settlers
about
it.
They
said
it
was
the
grave
of
a
man
by
the
name
of
Paulwho
had
died
at
an
early
day,
and
they
had
split
walnut
slabs
and
set
around
the
cofiin
in
place
of
digging
a
vault,
as
they
did
in
those
days.
There
is
an
old
field
stone
near
the
north—east
corner
of
the
yard
that
has
“E.
A.,
died
in
her
99th
year,”
on
it.
Whose
is
it?
No
one
at
the
present
day
can
tell.
It
marks
the
resting
place
of
some
one
who
has
long
since
passed
away.
We
have
found
about
one
thousand
that
are
.
buried
on
this
sacred
old
hill,
but
we
have
not
gotthe
one—half
that
are
interred.
9
~52?‘
,
1
Ft:
‘-N
addition
to
the
inscriptions
on
monuments
and
headstones,
we
have
put
in
the
names
of
many
persons
buried
here
when
we
could
get
reliable
information
as
to
name.
date
of
death
and
age;
but
there
are
many
hundred
interred
here
who
are
now
entirely
forgotten.
No
record
of
their
names,
dates
of
their
deaths,
or
burials
exist.
Of
the
early
settlers
of
this
community,
the
dust
of
many
of
them
repose
here.
Their
names
should
be
in
our
list,
but
are
now
forever
lost.
The
writer
has
endeavored
to
extend
this
list
as
much
as
possible
to
perpetuate
their
names.
There
are
many
old
Revolutionary
soldiers
buried
here.
So
far
as
known
the
fact
has
been
noted,
but
alas!
the
names
and
final
resting
place
of
many
of
those
old
heroes
are
now
un-
known.
Of
late
years
the‘
bones,
or
dust,
of
many
of
the
first
interred
have
been
unchristianly
disturbed
to
make
room
for
later
interments.
It
is
hoped
this
desecration
will
no
longer
be
allowed.
We
all
desire
Christian
burial
when
the
time
for
our
burial
comes.
Can
any
corpse
receive
HISTORY
or
Craoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
9
Christian
burial
in
a
desecrated,
dishonored
grave?
Have
not
the
ashes
of
those
persons
who
risked
their
lives
to
rescue
this
goodly
land
from
dangerous
wild
animals
and
more
savage
Indians,
and
by
their
toil
and
privations
subdued
the
forest
and
made
the
earth
to
yield
forth
her
fruits
in
due
season,
a
sacred
right
to
repose,
undisturbed,
until
the
sounding
of
the
trumpet
when
all
will
be
called
to
judgment?
Do
not
we,
who
now
live
in
peace,
ease
and
comfort,
enjoy
the
fruits
and
reap
the
rewards
of
the
toil
and
privations
of
those
bold,
hardy
pi-
oneers,
owe
it
to
their
memory
to
keep
green
and
beautify
the
place
of
their
last
repose?
Perhaps
some
say,
“I
have
no
relatives
buried
there
and
do
not
feel
bound
to
contribute.”
Do
you
not
occupy
the
land
those
early
settlers
subdued,
and
do
you
not
reap
the
benefit
of
their
danger,
toil,
labor
and
privations,
unharassed
by
the
midnight,
blood—curdling
yell
of
the
stealthy,
murderous,
savage
redskin,
the
howling
of
the
ferocious
wild
animal,
or
the
hissing
rattle
of
the
venomous
serpent?
The
first
inclosure
of
the
graveyard
was
made
by
a
worm
rail
fence,
afterwards
replaced
by
a
post
and
rail
fence,
which
was
replaced
in
1836
by
a
pine
board
fence,
the
boards
planed,
jointed
and
nailed
close
to-
gether
on
locust
posts
set
six
feet
apart,
and
the
outside
painted.
This
fence
being
occasionally
repaired,
lasted
until
187
5,
when
the
present
neat
and
substantial
pine
board,
locust
post
fence
was
built.
The
funds
to
build
the
last
two
fences
were
raised
by
voluntary
subscription.
When
the
fence
was
built
in
1836
the
northern
and
western
boundaries
were
extended
as
far
as
they
could
be
for
the
public
roads.
Before
erecting
the
fence
in
1875,
court
was
petitioned,
a
View
granted,
and
the
road
north
of
the
graveyard
was
vacated,
and
the
fence
set
in
the
road;
on
the
south
side
a
strip
of
land
used
as
a
private
road
and
hitching
ground,
was
inclosed.
This
strip,
although
very
un-
suitable,
being
low,
and
wet
from
the
wash
accumulating
above,
has
been
and
is
used
for
interring
in
but
soon
will
"be
all
occupied.
Hon.
James
Edgar,
who
was
one
of
the
first
Judges
of
the
Court
in
Washington
county,
made
the
first
coffins,
and
was
the
first
undertaker
in
this
neighborhood.
He
worked
at
cabinet
making
for
some
years,
:1.11(l
was
probably
the
first
mechanic
to
work
at
that
trade
in
this
vicin-
ity.
William
Wallace,
who
lived
on
the
farm
now
occupied
by
James
IO
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
Manson,
near
Mt.
Prospect
Church,
next
was
the
coflin
maker
for
this
region.
He
made
them
as
early
as
1791.
He
was
succeeded
about
1820
by
his
son
Oliver,
who
lived
on
the
David
Gault
farm,
near
Nosco
School
House.
He
was
succeeded
about
1827
by
VVilliam
Reed,
who
lived
in
Cross
Creek
Village,
and
continued
at
the
business
until
18
36,
and
I
have
heard
him
say
that
he
made
more
than
one
hundred
inter-
ments
in
that
yard.
He
was
followed
by
William
Donehoo,
who
carried
on
the
business
until
his
death
in
1864,.
after,
which
the
business
was
carried
on
for
about
five
years
by
his
son,
D.
M.
Donehoo,
Esq.,
now
of
Washington,
Pa.
Henry
W.
Donehoo
then
took
up
the
business,
which
he
still
carries
on.
David
Woods,
of
Cross
Creek
Village,
made
some
coffins;
Ross
Gi1bert,'of
near
Burgettstown,
111ade
some
interments
here.
Jolm
Sampson,
of
West
Middletown,
buried
a
good
many
corpses
from
the
region
in
that
direction.
George
Elliott,
Esq.,
who
lived
near
Bethel
Church,
in
Jefferson
Township,
made
quite
a
number
of
coffins
for
families
inst-hat
vicinity.‘
W.
W.
Wiegman,
of
Patterson’s
Mills,
has
made
a
good
many
interments
in
this
old
yard.
Prior
to
186b
undertakers
generally
made
their
owncoffms;
since
that
they
generally
get
caskets
from
the
factories.
There
was
a
tradition
among
the
old
people
that
Henry
Graham,
Esq.,
donated
the
land
to
the
congregation
upon
which
the
church
and
graveyard
now
are.
The
records
show
that
on
December
18,
1795,
Henry
Graham,
ESq.,
and
'Mary
his
wife,
for
and
in
consideration
of
6
A
lawful
money
of
said
state,
(
6
,5
Pennsylvania
currency
being
equiv-
alent
to
$16.00
U.
S.
-money),
deeded
six
acres
one
fourth
and
thirty-
four
perches
to
Samuel
Fleming,
Aaron
Lyle
and
Joh11
Wilkin-,
Trustees,
for
the
use
of
thecongregation.
-
It
appears
that
the
land
upon
which
the
church
is
built
belonged
to
the
Graham
Patent;
but
prior
to
September
28,
1791,
the
land
on
which
the
graveyard
is
located
belonged
to
Samuel
and
Robert
Purveans,
it
being
at
that
time
deeded
by
the
Sheriff
of
Washington
county
to
Hugh
Henry
Breckinridge,
and
conveyed
March
24,
1794,
by
Hugh
Henry
Breckinridge
to
Henry
Graham,
Esqi,
by
deed
recorded
in
Deed
Book
K,
page
148.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
H
II
In
1890
the
subject
of
securing
more
ground
for
burial
purposes
oc-
cupied
the
minds
of
the
people
of
this
community
and
resulted
in
the
formation
of
an
undenominational
company
which
procured
a
charter
under
the
corporation
laws
of
Pennsylvania,
styled
“The
Cross
Creek
Cemetery
Company,”
secured
fiveacres
of
land
of
the
Maj.
Lee
farm,
had
part
of
it
laid
out
in
avenues,
alleys
and
lots,
in
regular
order;
have
many
of
the
lots
neatly
marked
with
marble
markers
in
front
and
iron
markers
at
rear
of
lots.
All
the
lots
front
on
either
a
16-foot
avenue
or
a
6-foot
alley,
so
that
a
person
can
go
upon
any
lot
in
the
cemetery
Without
trespassing
upon
any
other.
Already
the
bones
of
James
Dinsmore,
R.
T.
Johnson,
Samuel
Allen,
and
Thos.
P.
Vance,
aged
and
respected
citizens
of
the
community,
repose
on
their
own
lots
in
this
cemetery.
Several
younger
persons
have
also
been
interred
here.
Here
a
person,
as
did
Abraham
of
old,
mentioned
in
the
2
3rd
chapter
of
Genesis,
may
purchase
his
own
lot,
and
forever
be
secure
from
molesta-
tion
in
his
grave
by
others
being
interred
on
top
of
him.
It
is
against
the
PRINCIPLES
of
a
cemetery
company
to
allow
one
interment
upon
the
top
of
another,
and
also
against
their
INTEREST;
it
is
to
their
interest
to
sell
more
lots.
The
income
derived
from
the
sale
of
these
lots,
and
from
otherisources,
is
to’
be
expended
in
beautifying
and
adorning
the
grounds.
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
R
ADAMS.~—-
ALLISON.—~
ALLEN.——
INSCRIPTIONS.
3??
In
memory
of
JOHN
ADAMS,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
26th,
1836,
in
the
78th
year
of
his
age.
ESTHER,
wife
of
John
Adams,
died
May
31,
1846,
in
the84th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
ESTHER
ADAMS,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
the
19th,
A.
D.
1816,
in
the
20th
year
of
her
age.
ANN
ADAMS,
died
Feb.
the
8th,
1842,
aged
46
years.
JOHN
A.,
Son
of
R.
and
E.
Adams,
died
Feb.
the
14th,
18
50,
aged
2
years
and
3
months.
VIOLA
M.,
daughter
of
F.
M.
and
M.
A.
Adams,
died
Sept.
the
Ioth,
1888,
aged
3
years
7
months.
JUDITH
ADAMS,
departed
this
life
A.
D.
1839,
aged
97
years.
1
CLAUDIE
E.,
son
of
F.
M.
and
M.
A.
Adams,
died
Feb.
the
27th,
1883,
aged
11
months.
In
memory
of
JAMES
ALLISON,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
A.
D.
1839,
aged
24
years.
In
memory
of
MARTHA
ALLEN,
who
departed
this
life
March
the
2
1st,
1815,
in
the
72d
year
ofher
age.
JOHN
ALLEN,
died
Jan.
the
18th,
1859,
in
the
84th
year
of
his
age.
’
ANN,
wife
of
John
Allen,
died
Octo.
19th,
1842,
aged
65
years.
JOSIAH
ALLEN,
died
July
the
14th,
1883,
in
the
75th
year
of
his
age.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
13
PHEBA
J.
M.,
daughter
of
Josiah
and
Susannah
Allen,
died
Sept.
26,
1879,
in
the
26th
year
of
her
age.
“Thou
art
gone,
but
not
forgotten.”
JOHN
GRAHAM,
son
of
Josiah
and
Susannah
Allen,
died
the
16th
of
December,
1875,
aged
20
years.
ADA
ETHA,
daughter
of
Josiah
and
Susannah
Allen,
died
June
4th,
1881,
in
the
24th
year
of
her
age.
JOHNNIE,
son
of
W.
.and
E.
M.
Allen,
died
Sept.
the
Ioth,
1881,
aged
1
year
and
4
months.
LEMUEL
H.,
son
of
Wni.
H.
and
E.
M.
Allen,
born
Ju.ne
the
20th,
1882,
died
June
the6th,
1891.
ARMSTRONG—In
memory
of
ROBERT
ARMSTRONG,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the5th,
1810,
aged
83
years.
In
memory
of
FAITHFUL
ARMSTRONG,
who
departed
this
life
March
26,
1796,
aged
69
years.
ADAM
ARMSTRONG,
died
June
the
19th,
1787,
aged
—
21
years.
In
memory
of
SARAH
ARMSTRONG,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
1st,
1837,
aged
about
71
years.
In
memory
of
MIRIAM
ARMSTRONG,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
Ioth,
1833,
aged
about
60
years.
In
memory
of
ANNA
ARMSTRONG,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
17,
1853,
aged
about
75
years.
JANE
ARMSTRONG,
died
July
the
31st,
1856,
in
the
86th
year
of
her
age.
ANDOVER.——
In
memory
of
MARGARET
ANDOVER,
who
departed
this
life
April
the
7th,
1849,
aged
IO6
years
and
4
days.
1\‘OTE.—She
was
a
nurse
in
the
army
of
the
Revolution
ARMITAGE.—
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MISS
MARY
ARMITAGE,
who
departed
this
life
March
3d,
1828,
aged
71
years.
AMSPOKER.—
JOHN
AMSPOKER,
died
Feb.
23,
1852,
in
the
73d
year
of
his
age.
_
SAMUEL
AMSRORER,
died
Oct.
21,
1857,
in
his
32d
year.
I4
HISTORV
or
CRoSs
CREEK
CEMETERY.
MARY
AMELIA,
daughter
of
VV111.
L
and
H.
L.
Arcl1-
er,
born
Sept,
2,
1861,
died
March
7,
I865.
ARCHER.-—
ELIZABETH
JANE,
daughter
of
W111.
L.
and
H.
L.
Archer,
bor11
August
26,
1864,
died
Jan.
27,
I866.
NANNIE
LEE,
daughter
of
VV111.
L
and
H.
L.
Archer,
born
Nov.
25,
I865,
died
June
6,
I877.
ANDERSON.——
ROBERT
ANDERSON,
M.
D.,
died
Feb.
Igth,
1868,
in
the
59th
year
of
his
age.
No'rE.——He
was
born
in
Butler
Co.,
Pa.,
grad.ua.ted
at
Jefferson
College,
Onnonsburg,
Pa_.;‘also
at
Jefferson
Medical
College,
Philadelphia.
He
Studied
medicine
with
the
celebrated
Dr
Jonathan
Lethe:-num_
AGNES,
wife
of
Dr.
Robert
Anderson,
died
Nov.
29,
1868,
in
the
64th
year
of
her
age.
FRANCIS
ANDERSON,
son
of
Dr.
Robert
and
Agnes
Anderson,
died
Sept.
25,
I853,
in
the
I
5th
year
of
11is
age.
NOTE.-—-He
was
a
young
man
of
extraordinary
ttlent
He
said
on
his
death
bed
that
he
could
see
Jesus.
ASBERY.—
In
memory
of
WILLIAM
ASBERY,
who
departed
this
life
March
12,
I846,
aged
47
years.
Norm.--He
was,
from
1837
till
his
death,
head
engineer
on
the
underground
railroad
from
his
residence
to
Pittsburg.
$1,000
was
said
to
have
been
offered
for
his
head
in
Wheeling,
W.
Va.
LETTIS,
wife
of
William
Asbery,
died
Nov.
16,
1863,
aged
60
years.
111
memory
of
ROBERT
ASBERY,
who
died
March
27,
1891,
aged
50
years.
Kit
B.
BARBOUR,-~
ABRAHAM
BARBOUR,
died
Oct.
23
\.
1
1858,
in
the
83d
year
of
his
age.
JANE,
wife
of
Abraham
Barbour,
died
Nov.
I0,
1859,
iii
the
80th
year
of
her
age.
Our
father,
JOHN
BARBOUR,
died
Ju11e
30,
1873,
in
the
73d
year
of
l1is
age.
‘
BAKER.-
BABLE.——
BARNES.———
BERKAVK/'.—
BEBOUT.—
HISTORY
on
CRoSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
I
5
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Jo11n
Barbour,
died
Feb.
I9,
I892,
in
the
89th
year
of
her
age.
111
r11ernory
of
VVi11ian1
Baker,
who
died
Nov.
2
3,
I891,
aged
77
years.
In
n1ernory
of
MATILDA
BAKER,
who
died
Feb.
27,
I892,
aged
76
years.
In
memory
of
CHRISTOPHER
BABLE,
who
died
July
the
27th,
I
853,
aged
about
84
years.
NOTE.—He
was
in
the
bloody
defeat
of
Gen.
St.
Clair
by
the
Indians
in
1791.
MARY
JANE,
wife
of
Francis
Barnes,
born
Jan.
the
4th,
I813,
died
June
the
I4t11,
I882.
FRANCIS
M.
BARNES,
died
Sept.
the
I6th,
1848,
aged
10
years.
HARRIET
A.
BARNES,
died
June
27th,
I850,
in
the
4th
year
of
her
age.
LORETTA
J.
BARNES,
died
July
the
22d,
I850,
aged
I
year
a11d7
months.
In
memory
of
ABRAHAM
BERKAW,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
20th,
1810,
aged
82
years.
BENJAMIN
BEBOUT,
died
Nov.
the
8th,
I858,
aged
99
years,
II
months
and
4
days.
He
was
a.
soldier
of
the
Revolution
and
belonged
to
the
Minute
Men
against
the
Indians
on
the
frontier
of
Washington
00.,
Pa..,
at
the
close
of
the
Revolution.
_
HANNAH,
wife
of
Benj
a111in
Bebout,
died
Feb.
I
Ith,
I830,
aged
66
years.
No'rE.—She
was
the
mother
of
18
children,
11
sons
and
7
daughters.
She
was
a
native
of
New
Jersey.
Many
a
cup
of
water
She
pumped
and
gave
General
Washington
when
he
passed
her
house
during
the
dark
days
of
the
Revolution.
HANNAH,
daughter
of
B.
and
H.
Bebout,
died
June
the
22nd,
I862,
aged
45
years.
'
WILLIAM
BEBOUT,
died
Dec.
the
24th,
I855,
in
the
78th
year
of
his
age.
HANNAH
CRAIG,
Wife
of
William
Bebout,
died
Nov.
the
I3th,
1864,
aged
86
years.
ISRAEL
BEBOUT,
died
Nov.
the
21st,
1882,
aged
84
years.
I6
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
BEATTY.—
ELIZABETH
BARBER,
Wife
of
Israel
Bebout,
born
Dec.
6,
1808,
died
June
5,
1831,
aged
22
years,
5
months,
29
days.
ELIZABETH
BEAL,
second
wife
of
Israel
Bebout,
born
Feb.
II,
1811,
died
Dec.
16,
1893,
aged
82
years,
10
mo11ths,
5
days.
JOSHUA
BEBOUT,
died
Feb.
27th,
18
56,
aged
38
years
and
I0
n1o11ths.
_
NANCY
BEBOUT,
wife
of
Joshua
Bebout,
died
May
the
8th,
1880,
in
the
65th
year
of
her
age.
MOSES
BEBOUT,
died
July
9th,
1831,
in
the
19th
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH
BEBOUT,
died
June
the
5th,
1831,
in
the
23rd
year
of
her
age,
ELI
BEBOUT,
died
Aug.
16th,
1821,
in
the
12th
year
of
his
age.
SUSANNAH,
daughter
of
Joshua
and
Nancy
Bebout,
died
Feb.
17th,
1875,
in
the
21st
year
of
her
age.
JENNIE
1%.,
daughter
of
C.
T.
and
M.
J.
Bebout,
died
Aug.
Ioth,
1888,
aged
9
years.
In
memory
of
ENOCH
BEBOUT,
who
died
May
the
19th,
1887,
aged
38
years.
ELSIE,
son
of
Ira
and
Clementine
C.
Bebout,
died
Nov.’
the
1st,
1882,
aged
8
111onths.
In
memory
of
MAGGIE
8.,
wife
of
John
A.
Bebout,
died
January
the
18th,
1891,
aged
5
5
years.
I11
memory
of
MAMIE,
daughter
of
John
A.
a11d
Maggie
Bebout,
died
Aug.
the
26th,
1892.
NANCY,
daughter
of
W.
F.
Bebout,
died
Sept.
the
8th,
187:,
aged
17
days.
In
memory
of
THOMAS
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
June
11th,
1816,
iii
the
69th
year
of
his
age.
MARGARET
BEATTY,
died
March
27th,
1825,
in
the
75th
year
of
her
age.
BERRYHILL.—
BOVVLAND.~—
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
17
In
memory
of
THOMAS
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
March
14th,
1815,
in
the
31st
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
MARY
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
13th,
1827,
iii
the
2oth
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JESSE
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
Nov,
4th,
1818,
in
the
28th
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
Of
MARY
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
17,
1802,
in
the
16th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JOSEPH
BEATTY,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
Igth,
1802,
in
the
Igth
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
ISABEL,
Consort
of
W111.
Beatty,
who
departed
this
life
July
19th,
1830,
aged
32
years.
THOMAS
BEATTY,
died
Jan.
the
17th,
1822,
in
his
2nd
year.
A.
S.
BERRYHILL,
died
March
27,
1846,
aged
71
years.
MARY,
wife
of
A.
S.
Berryhill,
died
Oeto.
22nd,
1850,
aged
65
years.
RUTH
BERRYHILL,
died
May
30,
1836,
aged
84
years.
MOSES
L.
BERRYIIILL,
died
May
29th,
1830,
aged
24
years.
WM.
M.
BERRYHILL,
died
June
the
30th,
1848,
in
the
44th
year
of
his
age.
MARIAH,
wife
of
‘N111.
M.
Berryhill,_
died
July
7th,
1848,
in
the45th
year
of
her
age.
MOSES
L.,
Son
of
W111.
M.
and
S.
IVI.
Berryhill,
died
April
27th,
1841,
aged
IO
months
and
21
days.
I11
memory
of
JAMES
BOWLAND,
W110
departed
this‘
life
May
13th,
1812,
aged
30
years.
His
wife
was
buried
in
the
Same
grave
in
1351.
In
memory
of
MARTHA
BOWLAND,
who
departed
this
life
April
30,
1815,
aged
36
years.
In
memory
of
MILTON
BOWLAND,
who
departed
this
life
the
3d
of
Sept,
1824,
aged
2
years.
18
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREER
CEMETERY.
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
I9
BOWLS.-—
In
memory
of
CORNELIUS
BOWLS,
who
died
Aug.
:6,
»
SARAH,
wife
oflames
Boags.
died
Sept,
ISI9,
aged-~—
1821,
aged
54
years.
———«—,
wife
of
James
Boggs,
Jr.,
died
Sept.
28,
181:0,
NANCY
BOWLS,
died
April
19,
1864,
aged
87
years.
aged
1‘
'
BOYLES.—
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Jacob
Boyles,
died
July
14,
1886,
JOHN
BOGGS’
died
Sept‘
1&9’
aged
in
the
79th
year
of
her
age.
p
l
.
BUCHANAN.—I
SAMUEL
BUCHANAN,
died
Nov.
26th,
1885,
aged
60
years.
CZ,
BUXTON.——
In
memory
of
JACOB
BUXTON,
who
died
May
25»
CA}'7£PBELL_H
In
memory
of
John
CAMPBELL)
who
departed
this
life
1836,
aged
86
years.
Aug.
the
15th,
1807,
aged
63
years.
No'rE.—-He
was
one
of
the
early
settlers
of
Washington
county.
In
memory
of
MARY,
wife
of
Jolm
Campbell,
who_
In
memory
of
HANNAH,
consort
of
Jacob
Buxton,
departed
this
life
March
the
18th,
1817,
aged
wl1o
departed
this
life
July
20,
1842,
aged
89
yearS_
64
years.
..
NoTE.-~Mrs.
Buxton
was
renowned
as
a
kind
of
doctress
among
the
sick.
DAVID
CAMPBELL,
a.
Rllllllg‘
Elder,
died
NOV.
Ijtll,
She
knew
more
of
the
healing
art
and
the
medical
use
of
roots
and:
_
'
_
herbs
than
any
In
her
day.
She
once
cured
a
member
of
Congress
1853’
In
the
75th
year
of
1115
ag'e_
from
Wtaishington
lcounty
cat‘
chonic
diam-l1oea.
when
the
best
physi-
cian
in
eFedera
cityha
failed.
..
ANN,
consort
of
David
Campbell,
died
Sept.
28,
1858,
AARON
BUXTON,
died
June
21,
1861,
aged
77
years.
in
the
70th
year
of
her
age.
SARAH
BUXTON’
died
July
3d’
1876’
in
the
81st
year
In
memory
of
SAl\IUF,L
B.
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
of
her
age"
this
life
June
the
29th,
1890,
aged
80
years.
iv
7
'
’
In
memory
of
RICHARD
BDXTON’
“ho
died
March
15’
Memorial
of
OBADIAH
J.
CAMPBELL,
who
was
born
1799’
in
the
18th
year
of
his
age'
May
1814-
graduated
in
1840;
was
a
Candidate
In
memory
of
JOHN
M‘
BUXTON’
who
died
from
the
for
the
office
of
tl1e
Holy
Ministry,
under
the
care
effects
of
an
accidental
gunshot
Wound
June
24’
of
the
l’resbytery
of
VVasl1ingto11,
and
deceased
1866,
in
the
20th
year
of
his
age.
on
the
12th
of
Sept
Ig42_
BUCHER'—
ABNER
BUCHER’
died
Jan‘
28’
1855’
in
the
55th
year
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
Jane,
(laughter
of
David
and
of
his
age‘
I
Arm
Campbell,
who
departed
this
life
May
the
RACHEL
BUCHER,
died
Jan.
28,
1866,
aged
55
years.
24th,
1335,
in
the
17th
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
C-
BUCHER,
died
Sept
the
5th;
1859,?1g€d
15
SARAII,
daughter
of
S.
B.
and
J.
Campbell,
died
Y€31‘S-
Aug.
the
27th,
1867,
in
the
22nd
year
of
her
age.
BOGGS.—
In
memory
of
CAPT.
JAMES
Booos,
who
departed
this
JENNIE
MW
Wife
of
S.
3
Campbem
died
Sept.
the
life
A.
D.
1805,
aged
75
years.
24th’
1882’
aged30
year'S_
’
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
-
_
,
.
.
ESTHER,
wife
of
Charles
Campbell,
died
Feb.
the
1st,
In
memory
of
WILLIAM
BOGGS,
who
departed
this
life
1825,
aged
37
years.
June
the
24th,
1837,
aged
21
years.
He
was
kmedb
the
k-
1
of
An
old
stone
here
is
marked
“I.
C.,”
which
is
sup-
y
10:
ahorse.
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
‘
posed
to
marl:
the
grave
of
VVilliam,
John,
James
and
Charles
Campbell’s
mother,
who
died
and
was
buried
here
among
the
first
interments
in
this
_
cemetery.
WILLIAM
CA1»1PBELL,_died
June
2d,
1801,
aged
62
years.
He
was
an
officer
in
the
War
of
the
Revolution.
JESSE
CAMPBELL,
died
Aug.
1
1th,
1858,
in
the
79th
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
SIBELLA
CAMPBELL,
who
died
on
the
7th
of
Dec.,
1840,
in
the
63d
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
CHARLES
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
"
li.fe
March
2
Ist,
I
8
I
9,
i11
the66th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
Revolutionary
and
Indian
VVars.
In
memory
of
ABIGAIL
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
Igth,
I804,
in
the
38th
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
CAMPBELL,
died
Nov.
the
7th,
I828,
aged
37
years.
Obituary
to
the
memory
of
ARTHUR
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
life
Sept,
1804,
in
the
67th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
one
of
the
early
settlers
of
Western
Pennsylvania.
In
memory
of
ELIZABETH
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
8th,
1814,
in
the
74th
year
of
her
age.
,
JOHN
CAMPBELL,’
died
March
the
9th,
I849,
in
the
73d
year
of
his
age.
MARY,
wife
of
John
Campbell,
died
Aug.
the
31st,
I861,
aged
85
years.
NANCY
CAMPBELL,
died
March
15th,
184
5,
in
the80th
year
of
her
age.
A
In
memory
of
NANCY
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this.
life
July
31st,
1829,
aged
17
years.
In
memory
of
CAPT.
JOHN
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
life
March
the‘25th,
1889,
aged
74
years.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
21
ROBERT
8.,
son
of
John
and
Mary
Campbell,
died
March
the
I_5th,
I848,
aged
28
years.
ELIZABETH
CAMPBELL,
died
June
11th,
I861,
in
the
55th
year
of
her
age.
ROBERT
CAMPBELL,
died
Junethe
23rd,
I857,'in
the
76th
year
of
his
age.
JANE,
wife
of
Robert
Campbell,
died
May
the
I7th,
1869,
in
the
80th
year
of
her
age.
EBENEZER
S.
CAMPBELL,
died
Aug.
20,
-1890,
aged
71
years.
ISABEL
CAMPBELL,
died
Aug.
15th,
1853,
in
her
32d
year.
In
memory
of
JAMES
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
.
life
April
30,
1841,
in
the
Ioth
year
of
his
age,
Children
of
Robert
and
C.
V.
Campbell:
MARY,
died
Aug.
14:,
1877,
aged
I
year
7
months.
JOHN
W.,
died
months
and
27
days.
14th,
1881,
aged
2
years,
6
ELLA
V.,
died
Jan.
27th,
I885,
aged
2
years.
In
memory
of
EBENEZEB,
son
of
Robert
and
Caroline
Campbell,
died
April
I4th,
I891,
aged
I4
years.
Infant
child
of
Robert
and
Caroline
Campbell,
died
August
15th,
1889.
An
old
stone
here
marked
“M.
C.”
DR.
JosEPH
CAMPBELL,
died
Feb.
the
15th,
1:857,
aged
79.
years.
NANCY
MERCER,
wife
of
Dr.
Joseph
Campbell,
died
Jan.
30th,
1852,
in
the
63d
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
ARTHUR
CAMPBELL,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
29th,
I815,
aged
35
years.
JANE
ELIZA,
Wife
of
Greer
M.
Campbell,
and
daugh-
ter
ofJ.
and
E.
Donehoo,
died
May
20th,
1861,
aged
31
years.
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
OUR
LITTLE
AGGIE.
AGNES
RANKIN,
daughter
of
G.
M.
and
J‘:
E.
Camp-
bell,
died
August
22,
I859,
aged
I
year,
8
inontlis
CAMPBELL-—OUR
LITTLE.
JosIE.
JOSEPH
MORTON,
son
of
G.
M.
and
M.
Campbell,
died
March
Ist,
I867,
aged
8
months
a11d
21
days.
HUGH
CASSIDY,
died
Aug.
26,
I883,
in
the'—75th
year
MATTHEW
CAssIDY,
born
March
25th,
1847,
died
Aug.
the
20th,
1877.
TABITHA
E.
CAssIDY,
born
Dec.
the
20th,
1842,
died
MARTHA,
wife
of
S.
Cassidy,
died
April
the
6tl1,
I847,
aged
66
years.
«
MARTHA
CASSIDY,
died
April
the
27th,
18
,
aged
OUR
MOTHER
SLEEPS.
ELIZABETH
CAssIDY,
daughter
of
Arthur
and
Sarah
Campbell,
died
April
the
8th,
1839,
in
the
goth
JOHN
CASSIDY,
died
June
12th,
I884,
in
his
74th
year.
REBECCA
CAssIDY,
died
April
23rd,
1888,
in
the
76th
ELIZABETH
K.,'Wife
of
John
C.
Carr,
born
May
4th
1821,
died
May
7th,
I848.
9
E.
K.
Carr,
born
March
28,
I847,
died
April
26,
I848
HANNAH
E,
daughter
of
J.
C.
In
memory
of
HANNAH
CLYDE,
daughter
of
Joseph
Horuer,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
18th
I806,
in
the
30th
year
of
herage.
I
22
and
28
days.
CASSIDY.—
of
his
age.
‘Was
killed
by
a.
horse.
Sept.
25th,
1863.
21
years.
year
of
her
age.
year
of
her
age.
CARR.—-
CLYDE.——
CRISS.—~—
MARGARET
CRISS,
died
Aug.
20,
I882,
aged
70
years.
HANNAH
J.,
daughter
of
J.
and
M.
Criss,
bor11
March
the
30th,
I
6,
died
March
22,
I862.
CR
ATTY.
—
CRIDER.~—
CO\VEN.——
CRONER.-
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
23
ESTHER
LUCINDA,
daughter
of
J.
S.
and
M.
Cratty,
who
died
Aug.
the
I8th,
I842,
aged
I
year.
JANE
CRIDER,
died
Aug.
Igth,
I872,
aged
75
years.
GEORGE
‘W.
CRIDER,
died
July
the
8th,
1863,
aged
4
rnontlis
and
22
days.
CLARA
V.
CRIDER,
died
Sept.
3,
1864,
aged
5
years.
VVILLIAM
COWEN,
(lied
April
29,
I8
57,
aged
62
years.
He
was
long
a
Ruling
Elder
of
the
church
of
Cross
Creek.
SUSANNAH,
Wife
of
VVilliau1
Cowen,
(lied
June
the
5th,
I827,
in
the
35th
year
of
her
age.
SUSANNAII
JANE—daughter
of
VV.
and
E.
COWEN
C()\V€l1,
died
Sept.
Igth,
1838,
aged
II
mouths.
ABRAHA.u
CRONER,
died
July
6,
I868,
in
the
78th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
War
of
1812.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Abraham
Croner,
died
Dec.
the
30th,
1879,
in
the
87th
year
of
her
age.
P2ENJAl\lIN
F.
CRONER,
born
Dec.
the
9th,
1840,
died
April
16th,
1863.
ELIZA}-}E’I‘l{,
wife
of
Joseph
Crouer,
departed
this
life
Feb.
18th,
I887,
aged
45
years.
CHIDIESTER.—
In
memory
of
lsABELLA
MARTIN,
wife
Of
Ephraiur
COLE.-
Chidester,
who
departed
this
life
A.
D.
1810,
aged
61
years.
MOSES
COLE,
died
Aug.
the
17th,
I817,
in
the
55th
year
of
his
age.
JUDAH}
wife
of
Moses
Cole,
died
Sept.
23rd,
I8
52,
in
the
81st
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
COLE,
died
May
the4th,
1864,
aged
64
years.
NANCY
TAYLOR
COLE,
wife
of
John
Cole,
died
Aug.
12th,
1892,
aged
93
years.
HARMoNIs
COLE,
died
Nov.
12th,
I819,
in
the
I
5th
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
ANNIE
COLE,
who
departed
this
life
May
the6th,
1825,
aged
31
years.
24
HIS/rORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
COOKE.——
CRAIG.-—~
CALDVVELL.——
CUMMINS.——
In
m€1T10YY
Of
JEREMTAH
COOKE,
who
departed
this
life
April
the
15th,
I842,
aged
43
yearg,
In
memory
of
JAMES
COOKE,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
Ist,
I830,
in
the
73d
year
of
his
age.
He
was
3.
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
111
111611101“?
Of
MARTHA
M.
COOKE,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
16th,
1833,
in
the
56th
year
of
her
age.
DAVID
COOKE,
died
Dec.
the
30th,I857,
aged
59
years.
SAMUEL
COORE,
died
Oeto.
3d,
I879,
iu
the
77th
year
of
his
age.
OLIVER
PERRY
COOKE,
died
Dec.
the
6th
I866
‘wed
3
y
<
b
52
years.
“THY
VVILL
BE
DONE.”
DAVID
XENOPHON,
son
of].
and
M.
A.
Cooke
died
March
17th,
1872,
aged
2
years
and
II
inonths.
VVALTER
CRAIG,
died
Feb.
the
Ioth,
I875,
in
the
89th
year
of
his
age.
NOTE-“He
W35
f01"
m‘H1V
years
an
Elder
of
Cross
Creek
Clu
‘
-1
.
Irch
and
for
é1;21L1I:ist'ey£;e1:;m(§s§0I1t1<SeéiIegzfiitative
from
Washington.County.
Pa‘,
in
the
.31
Convention
0
e"reSe“t€lt1VeS.
n.nd_
also_uI
the
Constitution-
<1
of
1838.
He
was
also
a
soldlor
of
the
War
of
1812
ELIZABETH,
consort
of
Walter
Craig,
born
Aug.
the
8th,
I794,
died
Aug.
I8tl1,
I866.
VVILLIAM
CRAIG,
was
born
Feb.
20th,I832,
died
April
the
5th,
I833.
WALTER
STOCKTON
CRAIG,
was
born
April
26th,
I839,
died
Sept.
29th,I840.
LETITIA
1,
daughter
of
s.
and
A.
J.
Caldwell,
died
Aug.
the
22nd,
I858,
aged
5
years_
1“
U1€1T101‘Y
Of
ALFRED
CUMMINS,
who
departed
this
life
March
the
23d,
1888,
in
the
80th
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH
1,
daughter
of
A.
and
M.
A.
Cuinmins.
died
Dec.
2nd,
1852,
aged
3
years,
BENJAMIN
H.,
son
of
A.
and
M.
A.
Cunnnins,
of
Co.
CULLEY.
—
HIsToRY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
25
K,
I4Oth
Regiment
P.
V.,
fell
while
pressing
On
in
advance
of
his
company
in
the
memorable
charge
of
the
I2tl1
of
May,
1864,
near
Spottsyl—
Vania
Court
House,
aged
19
years.
8
JAMES
A.,
son
of
A.
and
M.
A.
Cuinniins,
Co.
K.,
I4Oth
Regiment
P.
V.,
fell
mortally
wounded
in
the
celebrated
charge
of
the
I2th
of
May,
I864,
near
Spottsylvania
Court
House,
aged
16
years.
MARY
j.,
wife
of
J.
E.
Culley,
born
Aug.
18th,
I841,
died
Aug.
29th,I871.
CUNNINGHA:\-'I~AG.\'Es
CUNNINGHAM,
died
July
I4th,
I840,
aged
CURRY.——
60
years.
In
memory
of
TERESA
CLOSE,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
23rd,
I890,
aged
99
years.
NOTE.»-She
was
a
Gernian
bv
birth;
had
seen
the
great
Napoleon
the
1st
and
the
Empress
Josephine
when
they
scattered
their
pin
money
to
the
crowds
as
they
passed
on
the
highwav,
and
had
seen
the
victori-
ous
French
Army
as
it
marched
on
the
City
of
Berlin
after
the
great
battle
of
Jena
iII
1806.
ROBERT
CURRY,
died
June
the
25th,
I838,
aged
84
years.
No'rE.~He
was
born
in
Scotland.
When
a
young
man
he
and
two
of
his
brothers
were
pressed
aboard
a
British
nIan—of-war.
In
August.
1782,
he
saw
the
great
naval
engageinent
between
the
French
and
English
fleet
off
the
coast
of
Dominica.
when
Admiral
Degrasse
was
taken
and
carried
to
London
by
Admiral
Rodney,
who
commanded
the
British
fleet.
ISABELLA,
wife
of
Robert
Curry,
died
March
the
28th,
I856,
in
the
98th
year
of
her
age.
ARCHIBALD
CURRY,
died
May
the
18th,
I868,
aged
84
years.
He
was
in
his
younger
days
an
Orleans
trader,
and
had
seen
New
Orleans
when
the
Spaniards
held
the
city
and
Louisiana.
He
was
a.
soldier
of
the
War
of
1812.
DANIEL
CURRY,
died
Aug.
the
18th,
1878,
aged
77
years.
A
ROBERT
CURRY,
(lied
Aug.
Igth,
1866,
in
the
76th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
in
the
War
of
1812.
KEZIAH,
wife
of
Robert
Curry,
died
Feb.
the
25th,
I838,
aged
about
38
years.
SARAH,
Wife
of
Robert
Curry,
died
Feb.
the
6th,
I880,
in
the
78th
year
of
her
age.
26
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
MARY
CURRY,
died
Aug.
28th,
I865,
in
the
70th
year
of
her
age.
JOIIN
CURRY,
died
Nov.
17th,
I861,
aged
42
years.
D.
DAWSON.—
JAMES
DAWSON,
died
Jan.
the
7th,
13.5.7,
aged
57
years.
DE
FRANCE.~—
MARTHA
DE
FRANCE,
died
May
the
.Itl1,
I856,
aged
82
years.
DONEHOO.——
JAMES
DONEIIOO,
ESQ,
died
June
16111,
1873,
in
the
74th
year
of
l1is
age.
He
was
a
Justice
of
the
Peace
for
38
years
in
Cross
C
eek
township,
and
was
a
member
of
the
Legislature
of
Pcuusyl
1.
in
1858;
was
for
many
years
afluling
Elder
of
the
Ohurcli
oi
(
.
Creek,
and
was
known
as
3.
peacemaker
in
the
conimunity
whc.
L.
10
lived.
THOMAS
M.,
son
of
Jas.
and
Eliza
llonehoo,
(lied
April
17th,
‘.1861,
aged
I9
years.
I
ANNA
J.,
daughter
of
James
and
Eliza
Donehoo,
died
Sept.
26,
I856,
aged
3
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MARTIIA,
wife
of
Tliomas
Donehoo,
who
departed
this
life
January
the
17th,
I838,
in
the
2Otl1
year
of
her
age.
The
headstone
to
her
grave
was
the
first
marble
set
up
in
the
old
cemetery
of
Cross
Creek.
DAUGHERTY——MARY,'wife
of
David
Daugherty,
and
daughter
of
F.
S.
and
M.
A.
Campbell,
died
April
I6tl1,
I883,
aged
2
5
years.
DIMIT.—
CARRIE
DIMIT,
1859,
Sept.
20th.
1889.
JOSEDI1\=II’I‘,
May
tl1e
8th,
Aug.
27th,
ISQI.
DONEHOO.~
VVILLIAM
DONEIIOO,
died
May
the
Irth,
I864,
aged
51
years.
In
memory
of
HUGH
‘V./DONEHOO,
who
departed
this
life
May
the
5th,
1841,
aged
3
years.
Also
died,
Dec.
7th,
1848,
AGNES
J.,
aged
14.
inonths;
children
of
Win.
and
Rebecca
Donehoo.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
27
DAVID
MORELAND,
infant
Son
of
J.
S.
a11d
H.
A.
Duncan,
died
Jan.
the
21st,
I858,
aged
9
months.
DIN
SMORE.——
ELLEN
R.,
wife
of
John
Dinsmore,
born
July
the
I6th,
1823,
died
Aug.
28,
I844.
DUNCAN.—
JAMES
K.,
son
of
J.
and
E.
K.
Dinsniore,
born
Dec.
the
29th,
1843,
died
Aug.
Igth,
I844.
DUNGAN.—
Erected
to
the
111e1nory
of
JESSE
H.
DUNGAN,
who
died
NOV.
25,
I843,
aged
40
years
and
2
days.
WM.
H.
DUNGAN,
born
Feb.
the
6th,
1839,
died
Octo.
the
7th,
1839.
In
memory
of
MRS.
LOUISA
DUNGAN,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
4th,
I852,
aged
36
years.
SUSANNAII
H.,
wife
of
James
S.
DRAKE,
born
May
21st,
1849,
died’
March
11th,
I883.
Infant
child
of
J.
and
S.
Drake,
died
May
23,
I870.
DRAKE.-
DAVIS4
PHEBA
DAVIS,
a
Slave
liberated
by
the
Emancipation
Act
of
I780,
died
March
the
7th,
1849,
aged
about
IOO
years.
1
LOUI-«:I.LA
DAVIS,
(colored),
I876—I89o.
I)ENNY.—
In
memory
of
SUSAN
DENNY,
who
departed
this
life
Dec._3rcl,
I830,
aged
about
60
years.
E5.
ICl)GAR~—
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
EDGAR,
who
died
Octo.
the
6th,
I803,
aged
90
years.
This
was
the
father
of
the
celebrated
Judge
Edgar.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
JAMES
EDGAR,
ESQ.,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
8th,
1814.,
in
the
71st
year
of
his
age.
No'rE.——I-Ie
was
the
renowned
Judge
Edgar
who
figured
so
conspicuously
in
the
early
annals
of
Washingtoii
County,
and
of
Cross
Creek
Pres-
byterian
Church.
Born
in
York
County,
Pa.,
in
1744,
married
to
Martha
Smiley,
sister
of
Wm.
Smiley
(of
note
as
the
person
sent
to
New
Orleans
about
1787
by
the
churches
of
Upper
Buffalo
and
Cross
Creek
with
a
flatboat
load
of
flour,
to
pay
the
salary
of
Rev.
Joseph
28
ELLIOTT.“
HISTORY
or
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
Smith),
about
the
year
1787.
In
1776
he
was
a
member
of
the
con-
vention
which
met
in
Carpenter’s
Hall,
Philadelphia.
that
hastened
the
Declaration
of
Independence;
and
in
same
year
served
in
the
State
Constitutional
Convention.
In
1777
was
a
niember
of
Board
of
Council
from
York
Co.;
in
1778
he
removed
to
What
is
now
Wash-
ington
County,
settling
on
a
farm
now
owned
by
Samuel
Scott,
about
4
miles
northeast
of
Cross
Creek
Village.
In
1779
he
was
elected
as
one
of
the
first
Board
of
Elders
of
Cross
Creek
Presbyterian
Church,
and
through
his
influence
Rev.
Joseph
Smith,
of
York
Co.,
was
called
to
the
pastorate
of
Cross
Creek
and
Upper
Buffalo
Churches;
was
‘nine
times
Mod.erat;>_x'
of
Presbytery.
in
1781
he
and
Col.
John
Canon
were
elected
to.
and
served
as
first
members
from
Washing
ton
County,
in
the
State
Supreme
Executive
Council;
about
the
same
time
he
was
elected
and
cominissioned
Justice
of
the
Peace,
which
office
he
long
held.
In
1783
he
was,
according
to
Penna
archives,
elected
County
Treasurer
of
Vvashington
County;
in
1787
he,
with
C01.
James
Marshall,
Gen.
John
Neville
and
Thomas
Scott.
were
elected
members
from
Washiiigton
County
to
the
special
State
Con-
vention
to
consider
the
I<‘ederal
Constitution,
which
Constitution
was
ratified
by
the
convention
on
Dec.
13,
1787,
by
a
vote
of
46
to
23,
Pennsylvania
being
the
second
State
to
ratify
the
U.
S.
Constitution.
In
1791
he
Was
made
one
of
the
Associate
Judges
for
‘Washington
County.
During
the
Whisky
Rebellion
he
took
strong
grounds
against
the
rebellion,
and
at
Brownsville
addressed
a
large
meeting
in
a
very
strong
speech
in
favor
of
upholding
the
law,
and
but
few
of
his
neighbors
took
part
in
the
rebellion.
In
memory
of
l»f[AR'rHA
EDGAR,
consort
of
James
Edgar,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
the
7th,
1783,
aged
47
years.
This
was
the
first
Wife
of
Judge
Edgar.
She
was
known
as
a
doctress.
Vvas
sent
for
from
far
and
near
to
doctor
the
sick.
She
knew
more
of
the
healing
art
than
anyin
her
day
in
the
V/Vestern
country.
Her
death
was
regarded
as
a
calamity
to
the
whole
community
where
she
lived.
I-Ier
husband’s
prayer
the
night
she
died
was
long
re-
membered
by
all
who
heard
it.
In
memory
of
MARY
EDGAR,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
10th,
1808,
aged
68
years.
This
was
the
second
wife
of
Judge
Edgar.
ADAM
EDGAR,
died
Octo.
1st,
1827,
in
the
82nd
year"
of
his
age.
JANE,
wife
of
Adam
Edgar,
died
Octo.
13th,
1838,
in
the
80th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JAMES
EDGAR,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
8th,
1875,
in
the
88th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
nephew
of‘
Judge
Edgar
and
a
soldier
of
the
War
of
1812.
He
claim
ed
that
he
felled
the
first
tree
to
erect
Fort
Meiggs
in
1812.
MARY,
wife
of
James
Edgar,
died
March
the
’/;IS'(,
\.
1856,
in
the
68th
year
of
her
age.
HUGH
ELLrO'rT,
died
March
15th,
18
I
5,
aged
7
5
years.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
29
lCLDER.—
lCW'ING.——
‘F3.
FLEMING.—-
ANN
ELLIOTT,
died
Aug.
15th,
1812,
aged
55
years.
MARGARET,
Wife
of
Thomas
Elder,
died
Dec.
the
9th,
1852,
in
the
80th
year
of
her
age.
RUFUS
C.,
son
of
S.
and
M.
Ewing,
died
Octo.
the
9th,
1860,
aged
6
months
and
14
days.
ROBERT
FLEMING,
(lied
April
the
3rd,
1802,
aged
96
years.
JANE
FLEMING,
died
January
the
16th,
1805,
aged
95
years.
In
memory
of
JAMES
FLEMING,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
1st,
1830,
in
the
70th
year
of
his
age.
A
Ruling
Elder
for
many
years.
JANE,
wife
of
James
Fleming,
died
March
the
Ist,
1841,
aged
75
years.
JOHN
FLEMING,
died
April
r6th,
1858,
aged
58
years.
In
inemory
of
ROBERT
FLEMING,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
7th,
1824,
iii
the
22d
year
of
his
age.
SARAH
ANN,
daughter
of
J.
and
E.
Fleming,
died
Sept.
the
8th,
1849,
aged
3
years.
ANNA
B.,
daughter
of
J.
M.
and
J.
Feb.
22,
1870,
aged
I
year
and
7
months.
Fleming,
died
VVILLIE
J.,
son
of
R.
A.
and
M.
A.
Fleming,
died
Jan.
the
22d,
I872,
aged
9
months.
EVA
M.,
daughter
of
R.
A.
and
M.
A.
Fleming,
died
Dec.
the
6th,
1876,
aged
I
year
and
6
months.
JANE
F.
FLEMING,
died
June
10th,
1866,
in
the
34th
year
of
her
age.
VVILLIE,
died
June
the
7th,
1861,
aged
IO
months.
LIZZIE,
died
April
20th,
1862,
aged
4
years.
I
ELLA,
died
Aug.
20th,
1866,
aged
22
months.
-
30
HIsToRY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY,
FITCH.—
'
F
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MARGARET,
consort
of
James
Fitch,
who
departed
this
life
April
27th
1846
in
the
27th
year
of
her
age.
FULTON.——
VVILLIAM,
son
of
J.
and
S.
Fulton,
died
Sept.
12th,
1840,
aged
8
years
and
9
months.
FUTHEY.——
ROBERT
-K.
FUTHEY,
died
Octo.
the
26th,
1854,
aged
7I
years.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
War
of
1812.
ELIZABETH,
Wife
of
Robert
K.
Futhey,
died
Sept.
the
GRAHAM’-
9th,
1858;
aged
75
years.
FULK‘_
ELIZA,
wife
of
Richard
Fulk,
and
daughter
of
R.
K.
and
E.
Futhey,
died
Octo.
16th,
1848,
aged
35
years.
F
INK.—
In
.111€1110TY
Of
ABRAHAM
FINR,
who
departed
this
life
July
2IS'f,
1825,
aged
years.
No'rE.—Th‘
-
.
-
~
.
_'
as
“'39
'b03tm3«I1.
Indian
hunter
and
sharpshoot-
ei,
and
also
an
associate
of
Lewis
Wetzel,
K253
G.
GARDN
.—
-
‘
'
I
)
ER
JoHN
GARDNER,
died
Sept.
roth,
1521,
aged
64
37931-5,
ELIZABETH,
Wife
of
Jolm
Gardner,
died
Octo
mt
1853,
aged
95
years.
1
GAULT.——
MATILDA,
wife
of
David
Gault,
died
April
18th,
1853,
m
the
3
5th
year
of
her
ge,
MARGARET
A.,
daughter
of
David
and
M
P
Gciult
died
Octo.
29th,
1864,
in
the5th
year
of
her
age
LAURA
B.,
daughter
of
David
and
M.
P.
Gault
died
OCt0-
12th,
1864,
in
the
3rd
year
of
her
age,
GAULT.
Our
Little
ELLA
sleeps
here,
aged
4
years.
Th‘
v
1‘
~
-,
.
is
was
a
ittle
daughter
ofW1ll1an1
and
Louisa
Gault.
who
died
of
smallpox
in
the
Spring
of
1s55_
GILCHRIST.——
In
memory
of
AGNES
GILCHRIST
who
departed
thiq
life
‘i
2
1811,
aged
85
years.
‘
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
ANDREW
GILCHRIST,
died
Sept.
22,
1805,
in
the
20th
year
of
his
age.
JOHN
GILCHRIST,
died
March
the
2nd,
1805,
in
the
6th
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
THOMAS
SMITH
GILCHRIST,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Dec.
the
23rd,
1829,
in
the
23rd
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
HENRY
GRAHAM,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
31st,
1827,
in
the
87th
year
of
his
age.
No'rE.—I-Ie
was
one
of
the
first
settlers
of
Cross
Creek
township.
Was
for
many
years
an
Elder
of
Cross
Creek
Church.
and
a
Justice
of
the
Peace
for
Cross
Creek
township.
Tradition
says
that
he
donated
the
land
for
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek
in
17
'79,
when
the
church
was
or-
ganized.
In
memory
of
MARY
GRAHAM,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
the
29th,
1814,
in
the
70th
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
GRAHAM,
died
Octo.
9th,
1830,
in
the
57th.
year
of
his
age.
JANE,
wife
of
John
Graham,
died
March
the
25tl1,
1848,
in
the
73d
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JANE
GRAHAM,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
17th,
1818,
in
the
18th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
POLLY
GRAHAM,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
18th,
1818,
in
the
22nd
year
of
her
age.
JOSEPH
GRAHAM,
died
March
19th,
185
5,
in
the
44th
year
of
his
age.
JANE,
Wife
of
Joseph
Graham,
died
April
17th,
1856,
in
the
37th
year
of
her
age.
HENRY
M.
GRAHAM,
a
member
of
Young’S
Battery,
Fort
Delaware,
died
July
the
22nd,
1863,
aged
22
years.
ELLA
J.,
daughter
of
J.
and
J.
L.
Graham,
died
Feb.
21st,
1859,
in
the
10th
year
of
her
age.
MARTHA
C.
E.
GRAHAM,
died
Sept.
27th,
1870,
aged
16
years.
EBENEZER
P.
GRAHAM,
died
Feb.
the
27th,
1871,
aged
19
years.
3
2
oRIEEITH.—
GREER.—
'
I-IAYS.—
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
In
memory
of
JOHN
GRIFFITH,
who
departed
this
life
April
Ist,
I825,
in
the
53rd
year
of
his
age.
His
mother,
LETTICE
GRIFI<‘I’l‘H,
and
his
brother,
THOMAS
GRIFFITH,
are
both
interred
by
his
side.
In
memory
of
SAMUI£L
GREEK,
who
departed
this
life
April
1st,
1838,
aged
I4
years.
THOMAS
HAYs,
died
April
the
9th,
1828,
in
the
83rd
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
Revolutionary
War.
MOSES
HAYS,
born
NOV.
the
I7tl1,
I760,
died
Aug.
4th,
I837.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
Revolutionary
War.
JI<‘,R‘l«:MIAH
HAYS,
born
Octo.
2d,
Ioth,
I837.
I765,
died
July
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
HAYS,
who
departed
this
life-
July
8th.,
182
I,
in
the
30th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
killed
by
a
cut
from
a
scythe.
DAVID
HAYs,
diedJan.
the
19th,
I847,
aged
44
yeam,
“Our
Mother,”
MARTHA
HAYS,
died
Aug.
the
16th,
1877,
in
the
67th
year
of
her
age.
ALEX.
HAYS,
died
Sept.
the
Igth,
I846,
in
the
51st.
year
of
his
age.
LEVI
HAYS,
died
Sept.
26th,
1845.
in
the
39th
year
of
his
age.
LUCINDA
CAMPBELL,
wife
of
Levi
Hays,
died
October
the
20th,
A.
D.
1835,
in
the
25th
year
of
her
age.
JANE,
wife
of
Levi
Hays,
died
Aug.
29th,
18
52,
in
the
36th
year
of
her
age.
'
“GErTs.
”
THOMAS
C.
HAYs,
of
the
I4oth
Reg.
Pa.
VOL,
killed
July
211d,
1863,
aged
2
3
years.
Was
killed
at
Gettysburg.
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
33
JAMES
HAYS,
died
Dec.
the
27th,
18
54,
aged
80
years.
In
memory
of
HANNAH,
wife
of
James
Hays,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Feb.
IIth,
I869,
aged
86
years.
In
memory
of
ANNE
HAYS,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
the
221id,
I814,
in
the
64th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
HUGH
HAYS,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
the
18th,
I814,
in
the
24th
year
of
his
age.
ANN
HAYs,
aged
I4
1I1o11ths—I8I8.
JOHN
HORNER,
born
July,
1778,
died
August,
I858.
MARY,
wife
of
John
Horner,
died
Dec.
the
18th,
I859,
l'lORNER.—~
aged
74
years.
MARY
HORNER,
daughter
of
Williaiii
Kerr,
who
de-
parted
this
life
July,
1815,
aged
35
years.
Iirmemory
of
HANNAH
HORNER,
who
departed
this
life
April
15th,
I817,
in
the
goth
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JOHN
HORNER,
who
died
March
the
29th,
1870,
aged
85
years.
IIOGE,-—
HANNAH
Cm,
wife
of
James
Hoge,
died
July
18th,
I863,
aged
27
years.
llENV7VOOD.—
JAMES
HENWOOD,
died
Sept.
8th,
1849,
aged
52
years.
JOHN,
son
of
J.
and
E.
Heuwood,
died
June
the
7th,
I852,
in
the
28th
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
James
Henwood,
died
Sept.
16th,
1853,
aged
54
years.
In
memory
of
ELIJAII
HENWOOD,
who
departed
this
life
April,
A.
D.
1837,
aged
about
75
years.
MARIA
JANE
HENWOOD,
died
May
the
30th,
I853,
aged
2
3
years.
DAVID
HENWOOD,
died
Jan.
28th,
I854,
aged
2
3
years.
JOSEPH
HENWOOD,
died
July
the
2otl1,
1856,
aged
18
years.
In
memory
of
R.
HAWKINS,
who
departed
this
life
April
the
3d,
I817,
in
the
74th
year
of
his
age.
I
I
.\\VKINS.——-
§4_
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEl\lE’1‘ERY.
HAGAR.——
In
memory
of
What
was
calledfl“VOLD
an
OI“
colored
lady
who
had
been
a
slave
of
VVm.
Camp—
bell,
but
was
freed
by
him
at
his
death
in
I801.
She
dled
May
the
Ilth,
I854,
supposed
to
be
I05
years
Old.
HAWS'_“
In
1119111013’
Of
SAMUEL
HAWS
who
died
May
12th
1885;
aged
69
years.
In
n1€m0FY
Of
ELIZABETH
HAWS,
who
died
Feb
I
5th
I
1877,
in
the
71st
year
of
her
age.
HUBER.——-
GEORGE
HUBER,
died
Feb.
8th,
I888,
aged
I9
years,
TERESA
HUBER
died
the
19th
of
Dec.,
I869,
aged
7
years.
Ki»?
1.
IN
GRAM.—
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MARY
ANN
INGR
MI
who
.I
,
I
departed
this
life
Sept.
16th
I8gI
awed
II
7
-.
)
5
months.
$313
J.
JACKSON'“‘
REV
VVM-
C-JACKSON,
born
Dec.
I0
1810
died
Aug
)
7
A
a.
20,
I888.
“CHRIST
Is
MY
HOPE.”
JENNIN_,GS'—
EBENEZER
JENNINGS,
died
Nov.
2Ist
1808
'in
the
32nd
year
of
his
age.
N
.,_H
.
.
.
,
..
_
_
0'“:
9
“as
3-
Very
eminent
ph§
sician
and
Christian
gentleman,
He
Wasason
of
the
Rev.
Jacob
Jennings
long
a.
pastor
of
D
l
*
C
5
k
P
,
u
x
V
un
aps
me
resbytenan
Ch_111"Chs
Fayette
County
Pa...
who
claimed
de-
scent
from
one
of
the
pilgrim
fathers
of
the
Mavflower
and
was
the
father
of
the
late
Rev.
S.
O.
Jennings
D.
D
He
1'epresented
Wash
in?-‘t°n
001111195’,
Pa.,
in
the
Legislature
in
1806
and
1807
and
wouki
h
b
‘
y
-
.
hgehegffilnonflniieg
fol
Congress
In
1808
(the
year
of
111$
death)
had
G
peinn
e
.
The
Hon.
Jonathan
Jennings,
the
first
overnor
of
Indiana;
the
Hon.
David
Jennings
of
Ohio
a
member
f
..
,
’
I
:,hC:)°(;§3eS:’1:“dh“_‘e
Re“
Obafmh
J
enmngs.
D.
D.,
from
that
state,
3'
33
V1110,
'I‘enn.,
In
1832,
were
his
brothers.
MERCY,
Wife
of
Ebenezer
Jennings,
died
July
the
Agrst,
I806,
in
the
26th
year
of
her
age.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
35
JEROME.——
JOHNSTON.-
JACOB
JENNINGS,
Att0rney—at—Law,
died
Feb.
the
22nd,
1832,
in
the
28th
year
of
his
age.
HARRIET,
wife
of
John
Jerome,
died
Sept.
5th,
1872,
aged
82
years.
CHARLES
M.
JEROME,
who
was
killed
by
lightning,
June
25th,
1858,
aged
35
years.
VVa.s
killed
by
lightning.
JOHNNIE
V.,
Son
of
John
G.
and
A.
R.
Johnston,
died
Aug.
the
27th,
1880,
aged
7
months.
AMOS
JOHNSTON,
died
May
the
23rd,
I862,
aged
62
years.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Amos
Johnston,
died
Sept.
the
30th,
1866,
in
the
76th
year
of
her
age.
MARY,
wife
of
A.
L.
Johnston,
died
Octo.
the
6th,
I872,
in
the
40th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
CAPT.
JOHN
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
A.
D.
1821,
in
the
Iooth
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
brave
soldier
of
the
Revolution;
had
szood
on
the
battlefield
Of
Brandywine,
and
many
other
engagenients,
for
his
country’s
ca.use_
In
memory
Of
MOLLY
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
22,
I855,
aged
95
years.
In
memory
of
JOHN
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
March
8th,
I850,
aged
86
years.
He
Served
in
the
Army
in
1794
that
President
Washington
sent
out
to
quell
the
Whisky
Rebellion.
ANNA
JOHNSTON,
died
April
27th,I850,
aged
84
years.
In
memory
of
THOMAS
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
the
12th,
1838,
aged
about
70
years.
In
memory
of
ROBERT
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
9th,
I8
52,
aged
70
years.
In
memory
of
REBECcA\
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
Ioth,
I87\3,
aged
95
years.
In
memory
of
ELEANOR
JOHNSTON,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
24,
I827.
in
the
23d
year
of
her
age.
She
was
a
daughter
of
the
venerable
Andrew
Farrar.
long
an
Elder
and
Clerk
and
leader
in
the
singing
of
the
sacred
music
in
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
36
KERR.
———
H1s’roRr
01»
CRoss
CREEK
C1«:METi«:Rr.
PHEBA,
wife
of
Aaron
Johiistou,
died
Jan.
the
27th,
1878,
aged
23
years.
«
»
4
1,»
In
memory
of
AGNES
KELLEY‘,
who
departed
this
life-
Jauuary
2
3rd,
1838,
in
the
87th
year
f
her
age.
Her
first
husband,
John
Yeamzui,
was
killed
by
the
Indians
in
the
spring
of
1782,
the
same
day
Park
and
R/‘nblllfiflll
were
killed.
Yeaman
was
buried
on
the
farm
now
owned
by
John
J.
(lair-nes
in
Jefferson
township.
It
can
still
be
shown
by
Mrs.
James
Cassidy,
and
will
soon
be
marked
by
a
stone
post,
to
perpetuate
his
memory.
AARON
KERR,
born
Julie
the
4th,
1776,
died
May
the
rst,
15.24.
,
He
was
born
in
New
Jersey;
was
3
years
elected
to
the
Le<r‘isl:1.t11re
of
that
State;
was
7
years
in
the
"Pennsylvania
Legzislature,
and
was
a
muni-
ber
of
the
Constitutional
Convention
of
1838.
He
was
a
lineal
(le~
scendant
of
XValter
Kerr
of
Scotland.
SARAH
KERR,
born
July
5th,
1776,
died
Feb.
the
17th,
1860.
I.
H.
KERR,
born
January
the
Lttli,
1815,
died
Feb.
the
1st,
1866.
He
was
for
many
years
a.
mcrcliant
in
Cross
Creek
and
was
renowned
fur
and
‘near
as
an
honest
and
upright
man
in
all
his
dealings
with
his
fellow
man.
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
KERR,
who
departed
this
life
March
31st,
1807,
agecl
69
years.
JAMES
KERR,
born
Octo.
3rd,
-782,
died
July
the
I9th,"‘~1847.
HANNAH,
wife
of
James
Kerr,
born
April
the
9th,
1784,
died
Sept.
24th,
1842.
JAMES
M.
KERR,
born
June
the
8th,
1809,
died
Octo.
28th,
I846.
VVM.
KERR,
born
May
the
3rd,
1805,
died
May
the
26th,
1824.
VVM.
KERR,
2ND,
born
July
the
7th,
1827,
died
Nov.
the
11th,
1829.
JANE
KERR,
born
April
3rd,
1819,
(lied
Octo.
14th,
1821.
L.
LAW'TON.-—
LEEPER.—
1-lIs’1*oRy
01*
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
37
ALEXANDER
KERR,
born
Feb.
4_th,
1816,
died
April
20th,
1833.
“IN
MEMORY
OF
MY
FATHER
AND
MOTIIER.”
XVILLEAM
KERR,
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
8th,
1815,
in
the
goth
year
of
his
age.
ELEANOR,
wife
of
VVi11.
Kerr,
departed
this
life
Nov.
the
22nd,
1818,
in
the
32nd
year
of
her
age.
«fr
’
A
ISAAC
M.
LAWTON,
born
Jan.
22,
1838,
died
F
cl).
the
26th,
1878,
aged
41
years.
J/umgs
LEEPER,
died
Aug.
I6th,
1826,
aged
80.
years.
MARY
LEMJER,
died
Nov,
9th,
1826,
aged
80
years.
JOHN
LEEPER,
died
Octo.
22nd,
1849,
aged
73
years.
l\/IARTHA
LEEPER,
died
June
the
2nd,
1850,
aged
70
years.
JAN};
LEEPER,
died
June
the
13th,
1868,
aged
68
years.
In
memory
of
HUGH
LEE,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
28th,
1813,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
MARY
LEE,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
the
goth,
182:),
in
the
75th
year
of
her
age.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
HUGH
LEE,
who
departed
this
life
April
the
24th,
1837,
in
the
64th
year
of
his
age.
_
He
was
for
inany
years
:1
Ruling
Elderlin
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek,
and
was
known
inl
.
(lay,/for
his
stout
honesty
and
his
‘zeal
for
the
Church
of
Christ.
'His
death
was
regarded
as
:1
loss
to
the
whole
comniunity
where
he
lived,
as
he
was
a.
peacemaker
in
both
Church
and
State,
and
could
keep
down
strifein
either,
when
no
others
could.
HANNAH,
wife
of
Hugh
Lee,
born
May
the
211d,
1787,
died
Feb.
24th,
1882.
This
was
an
old
mother
in
Israel.
She
was
born
in
Cumberland
C0-.
PH-y
before
the
adoption
of
the
Federal
Constitution,
and
hved
to
See
the
21st
President
in
the
presidential
chair.
38
HISTORY
OF
CROss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
LINI)LEY.—
LINNVILLE.——
VVILLIAM
LEE,
born
July
24th,
I807,
died
Aug.
17th,
I
888.
He
was
for
many
years
3.
Ruling
Elder
of
Cross
Creek
Church.
JANE
CRAIG,
Wife
of
William
Lee,
died
Feb.
the
1.1111,
1890,
aged
69
years.
JOHN
LEE,
died
April
23rd,
I856,
in
the
46th
year
of"
his
age.
,
MRS.
MARIAN
STOCKTON
LEE,
born
April
2d,
1:<._H..
died
May
I7tl1,
1892.
“In
Christ
I
will
rise
again."
In
memory
of
MARY
ANN,
consort
of
John
Lee,
who-
departed
this
life
June
the
28th,
I835,
in
the
22d
year
of
her
age.
HANNAH
ANN
LEE,
died
Dec.
the
21st,
I335.
ag-erl
8.
months.
.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
ELIZABETH;
LEE,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Jan.
the
IIth,
I837,
agetl
7,
years.
and
10
months.
MARGARET,
wife
of
James
Lee,
died
Sept.
the
2
3rd,
1828,
aged
38
years.
ROBERT
LEE,
diedJan.
the
16th,
I853,
in
the
47th
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH
LEE,
wife
of
Robert
Lee,
died
Oeto.
22nd,.
1886,
aged
79
years.
Infant
so-n
of
R.
and
‘E.
Lee.
In
memory
of
NANCY
LEE,
who
departed
this
life.
Feb.
24th,
1892,
aged
53
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
JOHN
LIN-DLEY,
who
depart-
ed
this
life
Nov.
the
12th,
I840,
in
the
64th
year
of
his
age.
He
claimed
to
be
a
descendant
of
one
of
the
pilgrim
fathers
of
the
May-
flower
of
1620.
In
memory
of
PETER
LINNVILLE,
who
departed
this.
life
April
I
9th,
I
8
34,
aged
8
5
years.
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
LoUTIIER.—
LIGGETT._—
LVLE.~—
HISTORY
or
CRoss
CREER
CEMETERY.
39
In
memory
of
ADAM
LOUTHER,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
29th,
I803,
in
the
34th
year
of
his
age.
IRENE,
wife
of
C.
M.
Liggett,
died
Aug.
the
3rd,
I885,
aged
33
years.
AARON
LYLE,
died
Sept.
2nd,
I82
5,
aged
66
years.
He
wasa
soldier
of
the
War
of
the
Revolution
and
also
of
the
War
of
1812.
VVas
many
years
in
the
Senate
and
House
of
Representatives
of
Pennsylvania,
and
was
a
niember
of
Congress
from
1809
to
1817.
ELEANOR
LYLE,
wife
of
Aaron
Lyle,
died
Dec.
the
3th,
I849,
in
the
91st
year
Of
her
age.
In
memory
of
AARON,
son
of
Aaron
and
Eleanor
Lyle,
who
died
January
the
Ioth,
I807,
aged
2
years.
MOSES
LYLE,
died
June
Ioth,
I840,
in
the
58th
year
of
his
age.
He
served
in
the
VVa.r
of
1812.
SARAH,
wife
of
Moses
Lyle,
died
Octo.
2nd,
I836,
aged
44
years.
JOHN
LYLE,
SR,
died
April
the
17th,
1826,
in
the
74th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
In
memory
of
ROBERT,
son
of
John
and
Elizabeth
Lyle,
who
died
A.
D.
I793,
aged
9
years.
“OUR
FATHER,”
JAMES
LYLE,
died
March
the
5th,
1860,
in
the
75th
year
of
his
age.
“OUR
MOTHER,”
MARY,
wife
of
James
Lyle,
died
Dec.
2nd,
I867,
in
the
84th
year
of
her
age.
WILLIAM
LYLE,
died
March
23d,
I886,
in
the
61st
year
of
his
age.
JAMES,
infant
son
Oi:
W.
and
Sarah
J.
Lyle,
died
June
the
7th,
1856,
aged
5
months.
ANNIE,
daughter
of
Wni.
and
Jane
Lyle,
died
Dec.
the
30th,
I883,
aged
26
years.
MARY,
daughter
of
J.
J.
and
R.D.
Lyle,
(lied
Octo.
6th,
1886,
in
the
36th
year
of
her
age.
40
MARTIN.—
MAGILL.—
HISTORV
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEIVIETICRY.
VVILLIAM
H.,
son
of
J.
J.
and
R.
D.
Lyle,
died
Sept.
10th,
1865,
in
the6th
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
DAVID
LYLE,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
A.
D.
I791,
aged
30
years.
He
was
a
tearnster
in
the
VVa1'
of
the
Revolution
under
General
Anthony
Vvlayne,
and
saw
hard
service,
which
caused
his
death
at
an
early
age.
In
memory
of
SAMI7EL
LYLE,
who
departed
this
life
April
~,
I813,
aged
30
years.
MOSES
LYLE,
‘born
March
the
Ioth,
ISIO,
died
April
the
7th,
1891.
DORCAS
C.
LYLE,
born
May
the
18th,
1809,
died
Octo.
28th,I886.
In
memory
of
ADAM
MARTIN,
who
departed
this
life:
A.
D.
1817,
aged
about
70
years.
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution,
and
did
his
country
good‘.
service.
JAMES
MARTIN,
died
April
28,
1813,
aged
2
3
years.
REV.
THOMAS
F.
MAGILL,
pastor
of
the
Ist
Presby-
terian
Church
of
Urbana,
Ohio,
born
Nov.
the-
I6th,
I8II,
died
Sept.
20th,
I852,
aged
40
years.
In
memory
of
SAMUEL
MAGILL,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
I2tl1,
I833,
in
the
60th
year
of
his
age.
ELEANOR,
wife
of
Sa7nue1
Magill,
died
Sept.
27th,
I849,
in
the
80th
year
of
her
age.
SAMUEL
MAGILL,
born
Nov.
2nd,
1808,
died
April
2nd,
I883.
CLARISSA,
daughter
of
S.
and
S.
Magill,
died
Sept.
the
14th,
1849;
aged
2
years.
Infant
son
of
Samuel
and
S.
Magill,
died
Dec.
the
7th,
1848,
aged
I
month.
“LITTLE
GEORGE.”
GEORGE
ELLIS,
son
of
James
and
Lizzie
Magill,
died
Jan.
the
27th,
1873,
aged
I
year
and
10
months.
an-.w~..»—...
L
.,
...
MASON.
—
MARSHALL.-~
»
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY,
H
41
In
meniory
of
MARY
MASON,
who
departed
this
life
May
the
4th,
1819,
in
the
72nd
year
of
her
age.
THOMAs
MAsON,
died
Sept.
I4th,
1848,
aged
67
years,
SARAII,
wife
of
Thomas
Mason,
died
January
7,
1832.
aged
4.3
years.
MARY,
daughter
of
Thomas
and
S.
Mason,
died
Sept.
4:...
14:
I039,
in
the
49th
year
of
her
age.
An
old
stone
is
here
marked
REBECCA
MASON
ALVIN
C.,
son
of
J.
and
A.
B.
Mason,
died
Oct.
4th,
1860:
in
the
3d
YER?
Of
his
age.
Also
an
infant
son
died
Octo.
the
I2th,
1860,
aged
7
davs.
ELIZABETH,
wife
Of
Alex.
Mason,
died
June
the
6th
I837,
in
the
57th
year
Of
her
age.
In
memory
Of
IRA
MASON,
a
stranger,
who
(lied
at
the
house
of
Robert
Marquis,
Aug.
27,
1870,
{Lg-e(1
22
years,
far
from
friends
and
home.
WrLLIAII
MARsIIALL,
born
Dec.
II,
I769,
died
Oct.
1,
1860,
aged
91
years_
He
served
in
the
Indian
W'a1-
in
1792.
ANN,
wife
of
VVi11iaIn
Marshall,
died
Oct
22
I860
'
)
-
)
aged
86
years.
CRAWFORD
MARSHALL,
born
May
I
5,
r795,
died
June
I7,
1857.
In
memory
of
RUTH
MARSHALL,
who
died
Sept
21st
1846,
aged
34
years,
THOMAS
MARSHALL,
born
Nov.
I
5,
I799,
died
Oct,
30,
I89O,\aged
91
years.
SIBELLA,
wife
of
Thomas
Marshall,
died
Sept.
14,
I867,
aged
61
years.
l\«IAR‘1
MARSHALL,
born
Jan.
I2,
1804,
(lied
Jan.
6th,
1878.
BARBARA
JANE
MARSHALL,
born
April
I4,
1818,
died
Feb.
6,
I870.
MAHON.—
MARQUIS.—
HISTORY
oE
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
SAMUEL
MARSHALL,
died
June
the
1st,
I824,
in
the
22d
year
of
his
age.
~
'
I
'
tl
JOHN
MAHON,
died
Jan.
the
20th,
1564,
111
the
49
1
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
SARAH
MARGARET
MAHON,
who
de-
narted
this
life
Nov.
the
20th,
I860,
in
the
18th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JANE,
consort
of
the
Rev.
’lho1nas
Marquis,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
I9th,
184.1
in
the
91st
year
of
her
age.
WILLIAM
MARQUIS,
died
Octo.
28th,
184.0,
aged
64
years.
He
was
the
eldest
child
of
the
Rev.
Thomas
Marquis,
and
was
the
first
child
baptized
at
Vance’S
Fort,
in
1778.
SARAH
wife
of
'\Villia1n
Marquis,
died
April
the
211d,
1849,
ill
the
74th
year
of
her
age.
VVILLIAM
IVIARQUIS,
died
Sept
the
SYCL
1855’
3539“
51
years.
“MOTHER.”
LETITIA,
wife
oi’
Williaiii
Marquis,
born
Aug.
18th..
1804,
died
June
the
20th,
I882.
RACHEL,
daughter
of
W.
and
L.
Marquis,
died
Sept.
the
8th,I852,
aged
I4.
years
and
6
months.
In
memory
of
ANN
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
23rd,
1819,
in
the
39th
year
of
her
age.
ISABELLA
M.,
wife
of
Eli
Marquis,
died
Dec.
28th,
1865,
in
the
30th
year
of
her
age.
Also
an
infant
daughter.
In
memory
of
JOHN
C.
LOWRIE
1\TARQUIS,
W110
C19’
parted
this
life
‘Aug.
the
26th,
I842,
aged
6
years.
_
CYNTHIA
A.
MARQUIS,
born
31113‘
2731»
1840:
‘hed
May
22nd,
I871.
'
~1-
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
43,
AARON,
son
of
W.
and
L.
Marquis,
died
July
12th,
1833,
aged
I5
mouths.
SARAH,
wife
of
Simeon
Marquis,
died
July
the
I3tl1,
1869,
in
the
40th
year
of
her
age.
FRANCENIA
J.,
daughter
of
S.
and
S.
Marquis,
died
Dec.
the
30th,I860,
aged
5
years.
In
memory
of
JOIIN
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
25th,
I822,
in
the
72nd
year
of
his
age.
He
was
for
many
years
a
Ruling
Elder
of
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
and
was
one
of
the
first
Settlers
of
this
region
of
Washington
county.
Had
been
in
many
campaigns
and
expeditious
during
the
Indian
War
from
1776
to
1783.
In
memory
Of
SARAH
IVIARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
the
14th,
I838,
aged
82
years.
In
memory
of
JOHN
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
I6th,
I844,
aged
60
years.
He
was
a
soldier
in
the
War
of
1812,
under
Gen.
VVi11iam
Hon
ry
I—Ia1'ris0n.
In
memory
of
ELIZABETH,
Wife
of
John
Marquis,
who
died
Oeto.
the
7th,
1881,
aged
87
years.
SARAH
JANE
MARQUIS,
died
Aug.
the
20th,
I854,
aged
20
years.
“Our
beloved
Son,
JAMES
T.
MARQUIS,
son
of
James
T.
and
Mary
C.
Marquis,
died
March
the
28th,
I890,
aged
I6
years.”
MARGARET
LENORE,
daughter
of
James
T.
and
Mary
C.
Marquis,
died
Aug.
I7tl1,
I872,
aged
2
months.
THOMAS
MARQUIS,
died
,
1829,
aged40
years.
NANCY
MARQUIS,
died
July
the8th,
I829,
aged
42
years.
In
memory
of
HANNAH
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
6th,
I820,
in
the
Igth
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
CATHARINE
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
28th,
I818,
in
the
25th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
ROBERT
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
MERCER.-—
MORRISON.-—
MOORF.——
44
HIsToRv
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
life
July
the
31st,
I829,
in
the
39th
year
of
his
age.
MARY
STEVENSON,
wire
of
Robert
Marquis,
died
Nov.
the
7th,
I868,
aged
71
years.
NEWTON
MARQUIS,
died
Octo.
the
4th,
I8
5
5,
in
the
33rd
year
of
his
age.
ALVIN,
son
of
N.
and
M.
P.
Marquis,
died
Sept.
27th,
I855,
aged
I
year
and
II
months.
In
memory
of
MARY,
wife
of
VVillia1n
C.
Marquis,
who
died
Octo.
the
I7th,
1875,
aged
68
years.
ROBERT
MARQUIS,
died
July
the
2
5th,
1842,
aged
2
5,
years.
M.»\RV
MARQUIS,
died
June
the
27th,
I870,
in
the
28th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
MARY
MARQUIS,
who
departed
this
lif
»
Nov.
the
8th,
1812,
aged
2
years.
JAMES
H..,
son
of
D.
and
E.
Marquis,
died
Aug.
the
6th,
1848,
aged
2
years.
JANE
PATTERsoN
MARgIIIs,
died
May
the
29th,
1859,
in
the
28th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JAMES
MERCER,
who
departed
this
life:
Dec.
the
IIth,
1807,
in
the
56th.
year
of
his
age.
MARIAH
J.
MERCER,
daughter
of
Dr.
Ebenezer
Jen-
nings,
died
Feb.
the
Ioth,
I881,
in
the
80th
year"
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
MORRISON,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
9th,I861,
aged
21
years.
In
memory
of
JOIIN
MORRISON,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
14th,
I8I9,
aged
25
years.
JAMES
MOORE,
died
May
the
4th,
1866,
in
the
88th.
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
James
Moore,
died
Feb.
the
2
5th,
I816,
in
the35th
year
of
her
age.
JANE,
Wife
of
James
Moore,
died
June
the
5th,
I821,
in
the
35th
year
of
her
age.
—._x-~z.
-.:~.>..-_-~.—.,a
_
MILLER.-
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
45
ELIZABETH,
daughter
of
James
and
Elizabeth
Moore,
died
May
Ioth,
1837,
in
the
22nd
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JANE
MOORE,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
4th,
1808,
in
the56th
year
of
her
age.
JOSEPH
MOORE,
died
Aug.
the
Ioth,
I806,
in
the
28th
year
of
his
age.
SARAH
MOORE,
died
Feb.
the
8th,
I839,
in
the
45th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
JAMES
MOORE,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
Ioth,
I828,
in
the
62nd
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
JANE,
consort
of
John
Moore,
who
de-
parted
this
life
April
the
Ioth,
I837,
in
the
24th
year
of
her
age.
“
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
OLIVER
M.
MOORE,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Octo.
20th,I840,
aged
4
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
GEORGE
MILLER,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Dec.
the
4th,
I839,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
'
He
was
11.
Ruling
Elder
in
the
church
of
Cross
Creek
for
many
years
be-
fore
his
death.
He
died
respected
by
all
who
knew
him.
MARY,
wife
of
George
Miller,
died
Octo.
30th,
I848,
in
the80th
year
of
her
age.
GEORGE
MILLER,
2ND,
died
July
the
2nd,
1883,
aged
78
years.
He
was
for
many
years
a
Ruling
Elder
in
the
church
of
Cross
Creek,
and
afterward
at
Pine
Grove.
JANE,
wife
of
George
Miller,
died
July
the
27th,I876,
in
the
60th
year
of
her
age.
GEORGE
MILLER,
died
Nov.
the
2
5th,I850,
aged
64
years.
MARV
MILLER,
died
Octo.
22nd,
I867,
aged
86
years.
ANN
MILLER,
died
October
28th,
1893,
aged
72
years.
FOOT
N0'rE.—Mary
Miller
was
buried
in
this
yard
in
1813
at
an
advanced
age.
She
was
the
widow
of
Oliver
Miller,
on
.
of
the
insurgents
who
was
mortally
wounded
at
Gen.
Neville’s
the
16th
of
July,
1794_
She
died
at
the
house
of
Wm.
Vvallace,
her
sorI—iI1-law,
where
James
Manson
now
resides,
near
Mt.
Prospect
Church.
4.6
-
HIsTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
lV_[CCARRELL.—-SAMUEL
MCCARRELL,
born
March
the
Ist,
1788,
died
June
the
12th,
1881.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Samuel
McCarrell,
born
April
the
9th,
I798,
died
Nov.
the
8th,
1880.
JOHN
MCCARRELL,
born
April
the
17th,
1866,
died
Aug.
the
Igth,
1885.
In
memory
of
JANE
MCCARRELL,
who
departed
this
life
Octo.
13th,
I887,
aged
73,
years.
She
was
:1.
daughter
of
the
late
Jesse
Spencer.
In
memory
of
ELIZABETH
l\/ICCARRELL,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
I2th,
I826,
in
the
4th
year
of
her
age.
McCALMONT.-In
memory
Of
JOHN
MCCALMONT,
who
departed
this
life
A.
D.
I817,
aged
70
years.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
Revolution
under
‘Washington.
In
memory
of
MARY
LIVINGSTON,
wife
of
John
M0
Calrnont,
who
departed
this
life
A.
D.
1814,,
aged
66
years.
MCCLURE.——
MARY‘
E,
daughter
of
R.
and
L.
M.
McClure,
died
Sept.
the
2nd,
I860,
aged
II
months.
Infant
daughter
of
R.
and
M.
L.
McClure,
died
Sept.
the
23rd,
1855,
aged
II
days.
lV[CCONNELL.——-Sacred
to
the
memory
of
ALEXANDER
MCCONNELL,
who
died
Octo.
24th,
1840,
aged
70
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
IVIARY
FLEMING,
wife
Of
Alexander
McConnell,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
33rd,
I849,
aged
82
years.
In
memory
of
ALEXANDER
MCCONNELL,
A.
B.,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
30,
A.
D,
I829,
aged
24.
years.
lV[cCLELLAND.—In
memory
of
JAMES
MCCLELLAND,
who
was
born.
NOV.
I,
I794,
and
departed
this
life
July
7,
I830.
In
memory
of
HANNAH
MCCLELLAND,
consort
Of
James
MeC1elland,
who
was
born
July
20th,
1798,
died
Sept
8th,
1843.
5?‘
HISTORY
OF
CROss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
47
MCCORKLE.—
MCCREARY.
——
MCCREADY.—
J.
R.
MCCLELLAND,
died
Oct.
16,
1878,
aged
53
years.
1\TAN_fCY
MCCLELLAND,
born
Aug.
17,
1822,
died
July
9,
I854.
DR.
HUGH
K.
MCCLELLAND,
died
Aug.
25,
I860,
aged
40
years.
REBECCA
MAGEE
MCCLELLAND,
born
Dec.
31,
1829,
died
Sept.
10,
I854.
In
memory
Of
JANE
MCCLELLAND,
who
departed
this
life
NOV.
the
30th,
1824,
in
the
24th
year
of
her
age.
Infant
daughter
of
J.
S.
and
J.
L.
McCOrkle,
died
Sept.
the
Ioth,
I875,
aged
6
weeks.
AMANDA,
wife
of
W111,
S.
NlCCreary,
died
Aug.
the
23rd,
I874,
aged'33
years.
SAMUEL
B.
MCCREARY,
son
of
W.
S.
and
A.
Mc-
Creary,
died
March
the
9th,
I883,
in
the
Igth
year
Of
his
age.
ROBERT
MCCREADY,
was
born
i11
Scotland
March
the
28th,
1752;
served
as
a
soldier
in
the
American
Revolutionary
War;
died
Aug.
10th,
1846.
He
emigrated.
from
Scotland
in
the
year
.1772,
when
20
years
old.
In
1776
he
volunteered
in
the
Army
of
the
Revolution,
in
what
was
called
the
Flying
Camp,
where
he
saw
hard
service
for
his
eountry’s
cause
during
that
memorable
year.
In
the
spring
of
1777
he
came
out
to
Pittsburgh
with
a.
friend
and
came
out
from
there
and
bought
and
settled
on
what
is
yet
known
as
the
old
McCready
farm,
in
Jefferson
township,
Washington
CO.,
Pa.
Here
his
cabin
stood
on
the
fron
tier,
and
here
he
had
to
battle
with
the
Indians
till
1783.
He
was
in
many
hard
scrimages
and
fights
with
them.
In
1779
he
picked
the
site
and
drove
the
stake
for
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek,
and
in
the
history
of
his
life,
which
he
wrote
in
his
own
hand,
he
said
he
help-
ed
to
clear
and
fence
the
graveyard
with
his
own
hand.
In
1792
he
was
chosen
one
of
the
ruling
elders
for
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek,
which
position
he
held
till
his
death.
He
was
for
more
than
half
a
century
a
justice
of
the
peace.
In
the
War
of
1812
he
served
as
adjutant
in
a
short
campaign.
Like
the
Father
of
his
Country,
he
was
“first
in
war
and
first
in
peace.”
ANN,
wife
of
Robert
McCready,
born
April
15th,
I759,
died
June
the
30th,
1836.
‘WILLIAM
MCCREADY,
died
Nov.
the
6th,
1860,
aged
63
years.
4;;
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEIVIETERY.
*7
~WILLIAM
MQCREADY,
died
Sept.
the
25th,
1794.
aged.
11
months.
In
memory
of
JENNY
MCCREADY,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
18th,
1805,
in
the
26th
year
of
her
age.
MeELROY.-
RosANNA
MCELROV,
died
Feb.
9th,
1849,
in
the
77th
year
of
her
age.
McFARLAND.—S.mrU1«:L
MCFARLAND,
died
Feb.
the
16th,
1846,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
'
MARGARI«:'1‘.
wife
of
Samuel
McFarland,
died
July
the
17th,
1837,
in
the
62nd
year
of
her
age.
A.NDREW
MCFARLAND,
died
May
the
I3tl1,
1853,
in
the
74th
year
of
his
age.
MARY,
wife
of
Andrew
McFarland,
died
Sept.
the
3rd,
1888,
aged
85
years.
A.
M11/1‘o1\',
son
of
T.
and
I.
M.
McFarland,
died
Octo.
17th,
1867,
in
the
19th
year
of
his
age,
In
memory
of
MARY,
wife
of
Andrew
l\IeFarland,
who
died
Oeto.
Ioth,
1862,
aged
44
years.
MeFARRON.——In
memory
of
IVIARY
LYLE
MCFARRON,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
A.
D.
1792,
in
the
69th
year
of
her
age.
MCFEE.——
GEORGE
l\‘ICFEE,
died
Dec.
the
20th,
1876,
aged
79
years.
MARY,
wife
of
George
MeFee,
died
Feb.
the
15th,
1886,
in
the
83rd
year
of
her
age.
MCGLUMPHY.——In
memory
of
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
J.
l\/IeGlumphy,
who
died
Nov.
the
13th,
1863,
aged40
years.
McKINLEY.—-
IVIARIA
MeKINLi~:Y,
died
Oeto.
16th,
1881,
aged
71
years.
MeKAY.—
CLIFFORD
S.
MCKAV,
died
Aug.
tst,
1882,
aged
5
years.
.
'.v‘_..-g~..».
1
ii
HIsToRY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
49
MeKIBBEN.—
SAMUEL
MCKIBBEN,
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
27th,
1836,
in
the77th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
long
a
ruling
elder
in
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
and
served
in
many
campaigns
against
the
Indians.
MARY,
wife
of
Samuel
McKibben,
departed
this
life
June
the
26th,
1833,
in
the
75th
year
of
her
age.
ELIZABETH
MeKr1313I«:N,
departed
this
life
March
roth,
1814,
in
the
22nd
year
of
her
age.
SAMUEL
MCKIBBEN,
died
Sept.
the
8th,
1873,
aged
77
years.
’
CA'r*HAR1NE,
wife
of
Samuel
MeKibben,
died
Deeem~
ber
11th,
1885,
aged
84
years.
In
memory
of
MARY
MCKIBBEN,
who
departed
this
life
May
the
7th,
1883,
aged
45
years.
In
memory
of
MARY
REA,
wife
of
W111.
McKibben,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
15th,
1801,
aged
28
years.
MeLAUGHLIN,—~—F,I,EANoR
MeLAUc;HLI_\r,
daughter
of
J.
and
M.
Lyle,
died
April
20th,
1846,
aged
32
years.
MeCREA.—
YVILLIAM
IVICCREA,
died
Sept.
3rd,
1841,
aged
85
years.
_
In
memory
of
SARAH
MCCREA,
who
died
March
the
3rd,
1825,
in
the
49th
year
of
her
age.
MCSTEEN.—
JOHN
l\l.CE§TEEN,
born
June
the
4th,
1805,
died
March
the
15th,
1873.
JANE,
wife
of
John
MeSteen,
born
July
the
14th,
I81”,
died
March
19th,
1872.
LYSANr>I~:R
MCSTEEN,
died
Sept.
the
3rd,
1874,
in
the
34th
year
of
his
age.
1\/ICMILLI?N.i»«
In
memory
of
SAMUEL
MCMILLEN,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
7th.
1814,
in
the
51st
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
SUSANNA
MCMILLEN,
wife
of
Samuel
MeMillen,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
24th,
1814,
in
the
60th
year
of
her
age.
50
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
In
memory
Of
ISABELLA
MCCLURG,
W110
departed
this
life
May
the
8th,
1814,
in
the
66th
year
of
her
age.
DAVID
MCCLURG,
died
Nov.
the
9th,
r857,
aged
82
years.
JANE,
wife
of
David
MeClurg,
died
Dec.
the
30th,
1859,
aged
82
years.
PRISCILLA,
daughter
of
D.
and
J.
MeClurg,
died
March
the
1
1th,
1864,
in
the
44th
year
of
her
age.
McCUNE.—
SAMUEL
MCCUNE,
died
Nov.
the
13th,
1863,
aged
80
years.
ELIZABETH
MCCUNE,
died
Nov.
5th,
1869,
in
the
78th
year
Of
her
age.
ROBERT
MCCUNE,
died
Oeto.
15th,
1831»
aéifid
I
YEM-
SAMUEL
MCCUNE,
died
April
the
3rd,
1847,
aged
7
years.
He
was
killed
by
being
thrown
from
a
horse.
McCULLOUGH.—~In
memory
of
JOHN
L.
MCCULLOUGH,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
Ioth,
1882,
aged
82
years.
In
memory
of
JULIA
A.,
Wife
of
J.
L.
McCullough,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
I
5th,
1890,
aged
82
years.
A
MARGARET
MCCULLOUGH,
died
May
the
4th,
1879,
aged
78
years.
R33
N.
NFwELL_—
In
memory
of
HUGHEV
NEWELL,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
18th,
1810,
aged
66
years.
He
was
for
many
years
a
ruling
elder
in
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek
GEORGE
NEWELL,
died
Sept.
the
Ioth,
1840,
aged60
years.
He
was
also
a
Ruling
Elder
in
Cross
Creek
church
for
many
years
and
died
respected
by
all.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
5:
MARY,
wife
of
George
Newell,
(lied
June
the
27th,
1867,
aged
81
years.
ELEANOR
NEWELL,
died
Oct.
the
8th,
1823,.
JOSEPH
S.
NEWELL,
died
July
the
7th,
1828,
aged
2
years
and
——
inonths.
NELSON.—~
JAMES
NELSON,
died
July
the
9th,
1839,
aged
32
years.
NOAH.—
RICHARD
NOAH,
died
Nov.
4th,
1890,
aged
35
years.
P.
l’ATTERSON.—ln
memory
of
VVILLIAM
PATTERSON,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
29th,
18
18,
in
the86th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
Settled
on
Cross
Creek,
on
the
old
Patterson
homestead
in
1778.
where
he
defended
his
home
from
the
savages
till
1783.
ELIZABETH
PATTERSON,
died
Jan.
goth,
I
826,
in
her
79th
year.
In
memory
of
JAMES
PATTERSON,
who
departed
this
life
March
27th,
1796,
aged
28
years.
JAMES
PATTERSON,
died
Aug.
17th,
1861.,
in
the
64th
year
Of
his
age.
ELIZA
W;
PATTERSON,
died
Dec.
the
9th,
1886,
in
the
85th
year
of
her
age.
ELIZABETH,
daughter
of
T.
and
E.
Patterson,
died
Aug.
23,
1822,
in
the
13th
year
of
her
age.
KATE
FLORENCE,
daughter
Of
J.
M.
and
H.
Pat-
terson,
died
Aug.
30th,
1860,
aged
1
year
and
8
inontlis.
'
In
memory
of
MARY
PATTERSON,
who
died
Aug.
A.
D.
1795,
aged
75
years.
In
nieniory
of
SAMUEL
PATTERSON,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
24th,
1805,
in
the
58th
year
of
his
age.
MARTHA
PATTERSON,
daughter
of
J.
and
J.
Fleming,
died
April
the
1st,
1841,
aged
40
years.
I’ASCH.AL.——
1’ELLI§Y.—
PERRY
.
—
PHIL
R
POR’1‘ER.-
HISTORY
on
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
In
Inemory
of
JOSIAII
PATTERSON,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
23rd,
I823,
in
the
71st
year
of
his
age.
MARY,
wife
of
Josiah
Patterson,
died
Nov.
the
27th,
I855,
in
the
97th
year
of
her
age.
In
nieniory
of
IsABF.LL:X
ANNA
PA’I"rERSON,
daughter
<)f]011n
and
Polly
Patterson,wh<)
departed
thi:e‘1ife
]an.
the
3051
,
1825,
aged
IO
n1<>nths
and
20
days.
DAVII)
PASCEIAL,
died
May
29th,
1853,
aged
67
years.
He
was
a.
soldier
in
the
VVar
of
1812.
“Our
Mother,”
CA’1‘H.-XRINE,
wit‘-e
of
David
Paschal,
died
Nov.
the
29th,
I872,.]'.11
the
83rd
year
of
her
age.
SAMUEL
L.
PASCIIAL,
died
Nov.
21st,
1865,
in
the
47th
year
of
his
age.
1«)1,1:/.AI2.1«:'rI1
PASCIIAL,
born
July
22nd,
1819,
died
Dec.
the
10th,
1892.
JAMES
PELLEY,
died
Feb.
the
3rd,
1885,
aged
69
years.
In
Ineniory
of
MARY
R.
PERRY,
born
Sept.
I842,
died
March
the
19th,
1892.
DAVID
PHILII>s,
born
Oeto.
j,1.wt,
1819,
died
June
the
I
5th,
I869.
REUBEN,
son
of
D.
and
M.
1’1Ii1ipss,
born
Aug.
the
4th,
184.6,
died
June
the
25th,I863.
He
was
killed
by
the
bursting
of
an
engine.
HANNAH,
Wife
of
Joseph
P11i1ips5,
died
Dec.
the
9th,
1879,
in
the
42nd
year
of
her
age.
DAVID,
son
of
J.
and
H.
Philips,
died
Jan.
the
27th,
1863,
aged
8
months‘.
GUSTAVUS
PORTER,
died
Aug.
9th,
1849,
in
the64th
year
of
his
age.
ANN
PORTER,
died
Sept.
the
8th,
1861,
aged
81
year.~';.
\V1LI.1A1\1
PORTER,
died
Dec.
the
18th,
1859,
aged
59
years.
NELLIE
E,
wife
of
J.
Frank
Porter,
died
July
the
8th,
1882,
in
the
24th
year
of
her
age.
5.
1’()VVI§LSO
'.—
PERRIN
u.——
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
5~,
ROBERT
C.,
son
of
F.
and
1.
Porter,
died
Sept.
the
29th,
1851,
aged
1
month.
1\/IARY
M.,
daughter
of
F.
and
I.
Porter,
died
Sept.
the
3rd,
1861,
aged
9
months.
In
memory
of
ALICE
PORTER,
daughter
of
Frank
and
Isabel
Porter,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
16th,
1889,
aged
22
years.
In
nieniory
of
LAURA
POR’I‘}£R,,
daughter
of
Frank
and
Isabel
Porter,
who
departed
this
life
March
the
14th,
1892,
aged
29
years,
MARGARM‘,
wife
of
\Vi11ian1
Porter,
died
March
the
6th,
H50,
aged
54
years.
JOHN
PUWELSON,
died
May
the
29th,
1893,
in
the
85th
year
of
his
age.
ELI7.AIIE’1‘II,
wife
of
john
Powelson,
died
Nov.
the
16th,
1881,
in
the
73rd
year
of
her
age.
CATHARINE,
wife
of
Charles
Powelson,
died
Jan.
the
9th,
1854,
in
the
43rd
year
of
her
age.
ABIGAIL
JAKE,
daughter
of
C.
and
C.
Ppxvelson,
died
March
3rd,
185.5,,
aged
3
years.
ALV}£1{})A
VIRGINIA,
daughter
of
C.
and
C.
Powcl-
son,
died
March
22,
I854,
aged
5
11](‘;]1thS.
MARY
BALZAMIE,
daughter
of
C.
and
C.
Powelsnn,
died
June
the
24th,
1855,
aged
6
years.
STEPHEN
PERRINE,
died
Dec.
17th,
1847,
aged
88
years‘.
He
wasabrave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolut.-Lon,
ANNE
MARY,
wife
of
Stephen
Perrine,
died
May
the
20th,
1861,
in
the
89th
year
of
her
age.
In
nieinory
of
VVM.
PERRINE,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
19th,
1834,
aged
28
years,
MARGARET
PERRINE,
died
Aug.
the
3rd,
1848,
aged
49
years
JENNIE
B.
PERRINE,
died
Dec.
the
20th,
18;
,
aged
47
years.
POLLOCK.~—
PROUDFITA.-—
PRY.—
PYLES
.
—e
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
NANN1E
B.
PERRINE,
died
March
the
1st,
1886,
aged
15
years.
ABRA1+IA1\'I
LEE,
son
of
J.
and
J.
Pollock,
(lied
April
28,
1847,
aged
1
year.
JOHN
PROUDFIT,
died
Aug.
25th,
1849,
aged
74
years.
MARY
E.,
wife
of
John
‘W.
Pry,
born
Sept.
25,
1847,
died
Jan.
the
5th,
1881.
DEBORAH,
wife
of
Abraham
Pry,
died
March
the
17th,
1839,
aged
26
years.
ANNA
MARY,
daughter
of
A.
and
R.
Pry,
died
Dec.
the
27th,
18
57,
aged
1
year
and
7
months.
FRANCIS
HARVEY,
son
of
A.
and
R.
Pry,
died
Aug.
the
25th,
1850,
aged
6
months.
_
CYN;1‘HIA
ANN,
daughter
of
A.
and
R.
Pry,
died
Oeto.
19th,
1860,
aged
6
years.
CATHARINE
J.,
daughter
of
A.
and
R.
Pry,
died
May
the
17th,
1.864,
aged
19
years.
3
I11
memory
of
JOHN
PRY,
who
departed
this
life
April
12,
1882,
aged
71
years.
”
PIESTER
ANN,
wife
of
John
Pry,
died
Oeto.
the
7th,
1868,
aged
51
years.
VVILLIAM
L.
PRY,
died
May
21,
1863,
of
a
wound
received
at
the
battle
of
Chaneellorsville,
aged
39
years.
VVM.
L.,
SO11
of
W.
L.
and
Catharine
Pry‘,
died
April
the
7th,
1863,
aged
1
year
and
11
months.
MARY
P.
PYLES,
died
Feb.
the
26th,
1892,aged
76
years.
THOMAS
H.
PYLES,
born
Jan.
the
3rd,
1839,
died
July
24th,
1867.
MARY
ANN,
daughter
of
W.
H.
and
M.
R.
Pyles,
died
Feb.
the9th,
1857,
aged
8
years
DAVID,‘
son
of
W.
H.
and
M.
R.
Pyles,
born
Aug.
the
5th,
1846,
died
June
25,
1862.
I
RAMSF.Y.~—
REA.-
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
55
SARAH
R.,
(laughter
of
‘N.
H.
and
M.
R.
Pyles,
born
Jan.
the
13tl1,
died
June
the
3rd,
1862.
7%)}
3*.
Ifireeted
in
memory
of
SAMUEL
RAMSEY,
who
died
Dec.
the
14th,
1813,
aged
60
years.
In
memory
of
JANE,
consort
Of
Robert
Ramsey,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
25th,
r830,
aged
21
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
'\V1L1.1Ar»i-M.
RAMSEY,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
1otl1,
1842,
in
the
21st
year
of
his
age.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MARY
RAMSEY,
who
depart-
ed
this
life
Dee.
the
8th,
1843,
in
the
6th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
REA,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
28th,
1835,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
JANE
MASON,
consort
of
W'il1iam
Rea,
died
Sept.
18th,
1854,
aged
89
years.
\VILLIA)I
REA,
died
June
the
27th,
1865,
in
the
76th
year
of
his
age.
ICLIZABETII,
wife
of
W'il1iam
Rea,
died
Aug.
the
21st,
1868,
in
the
75th
of
her
age.
MEARY
REA,
died
Oeto.
21st,
1821,
-aged
8
mo11t11S.
'\V1LLIAM
REA,
died
Dec.
7th,
1884,
aged
69
years.
JOHN
C.
REA,
born
March
19th,
1813,
died
Sept.
the
24th,
1882.
SAMUEL
REA,
died
July
16th,
1821,
in
the
22nd
year
of
his
age.
JOHN
REA,
died
March
the
5th,
1822,
in
the
2oth
year
of
his
age.
MARY
REA,
died
Nov.
the
24th,
1806,
in
the
2nd
year
of
her
age.
ROSS.—~
ROG1ERS.—
ROBISON.——
HISTORY
or
(312055
CREEK
Carrsrnnr.
SAMUEL
REA,
son
of
VV.
and
E.
Rea,
died
Feb.
the
1st,
1839,
aged
7
years.
A.
L.
REA,
born
March
the
11th,
1844,
d.ied
Dec.
3rd,
1872.
JOSEPH
V.
REA,
born
Nov.
28th,
1845,
died
Jan.
the
28th,
1871.
JOHN
K.,
son
of
A.
L.
and
S.
A.
Rea,
died
July
16th,
1871.
DR.
JAMES
L.
REA,
died
Dec.
the
goth,
1869,
aged
32
years.
He
was
a.
surgeon
during
the
War
of
the
Rebellion
l?,LI7.ABETH,
wife
of
Dr.
J.
L.
Rea,
died
March
the
1st.
12375,
aged
34
years.
ILA
l\IA\*,
daughter
of
Dr.
J.
L.
and
Elizalaetli
Rea,
(lied
Dee.
the
22nd,
1877,
aged
17
years.
In
memory
of
MARTHA
Ross,
who
departed
this
life
June
the
16th,
1818,
aged
.
In
memory
of
ROWLAND
ROGERS,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
17th,
I
83
1,
in
the
62nd
year
of
his
In
memory
Of
MARY
ROGERS,
consort
of
Rowland
Rogers,
who
departed
this
life
Oeto.
gist,
184,0,
aged
55
years.
In
memory
of
GEORGE
ROGERS,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
26th,
1808,
aged
5
months
and
12
days.
In
memory
of
CUrH'BER*rsoN
ROGERS,
born
the
2
5th
of
March,
181
I,
and
departed
this
life
the
9th
In
memory
of
MARY
ROBISON,
who
departed
this
life
March
27th,
1809,
aged
66
years.
Her
husband,
Samuel
Robison.
was
killed
by
the
Indians
in
the
spring
of
1782
on
the
farm
of
Robert
Stewart,
in
Jeiferson
township
and
is
buried
by
her
side.
An
old
stone
marked
“R”
is
supposed
to
marl;
his
grave.
In
memory
of
SAMUEL
Ronrsox,
JR.,
who
departed
this
life,
A.
D.,
1832,
aged
68
years.
He
saw
his
father
tomahawked
and
murdered
by
the
Indians
in
the
spring
ot'17S2.
HISTORY
or‘
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
57
ANN,
wife
of
Samuel
Robison,
died
Jan.
the
2
5th,
1846,
aged
78
years.
‘VICTORIA
I-I.,
daughter
of
S.
and
M.
Rohison,
died
April
the
11th,
1841,
aged
2
years.
Son
of
D.
and
I
.
Robison,
died
Oeto.
27,
I840.
ROBERTSON.——JANE,
Wife
of
David
Robertson,
died
March
the
18th,
1878,
zigecl
65
years.
'
JOHN
MCC.
ROBER’l‘S0l\',
died
April
the
20th,
1866,
aged
29
years.
REI§D.—
In
memory
of
JEANE’l"1‘E
REED,
who
departed
this
life
January
the
27th,
1838,
in
the
9
3rd
year
of
her
Her
husband,
Col.
Joseph
Reed,
ot‘Chansford,
York
County,
Pa..
was
a
brave
old
soldier
ofthe
Revolution.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Con-
vention
thatniet
at
C-arpenter’s
Hall
J
une
18th,
1776.
which
has-
tened
Ctoiigress
in
passing
the
Declaration
of
Independence,
the
11th
of
July,
1776.
He
served
in
many
campaigns
during
the
hard
strug-
gle
for
the
liberty
of
his
country.
In
1780
and
1781
he
was
President
of
the
Supreme
Executive
Council
of
Pennsylvania
and
was
one
of
the
main
instigators
to
pass
the
Act
of
Emancipation
freeing
the
slaves
of
the
Keystone
State.
He
died
in
1804.,
aged
71
years,
and
is
buried
in
Chansford
churchyard,
York
Co.,
Ya.
In
memory
of
JAMES
REED,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
5th,
18x7,
in
the
51st
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
James
Reed,
died
Aug.
the
13th,
I858,
in
the
84th
"year
of
her
age.
JANE
REED,
died
March
4th,
1852,
aged
47
years.
In
memory
of
JOSEPH
REED,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.,
A.
I.).,
1832,
aged
75
years.
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution,
and
saw
hard
service
for
the
liberty
of
his
country
from
the
yoke
of
Great
Britain.
AGNES,
wife
of
Joseph
Reed,
died
A.
D.
1813,
aged
43,
years.
In
memory
of
JOHN
REED,
who
departed
this
life
1868,
aged
64
years.
ELIZABETH,
daughter
of
Joseph
and
Agnes
Reed,
died
A.
D.
1817,
aged
about
23
years.
“WILLIAM
REED,
died
Feb,
3,
1877,
in
the76th
year
of
his
age.
RITCHEY.—-
RUSSELL.—
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
ISABELLA,
Wife
Of
Williaiii
Reed,
died
Oeto.
the
Ist,
I849,
in
the
52nd
year
of
her
age.
ELIZA
JANE
REED,
born
June
14th,
I829,
died
Octo.
25th,
I890.
CLINTON
M.,
son
of
J.
M.
K.
and
M.
P.
Reed,
died
June
the
Ist,
I866,
aged
2
years
and
I
month.
ANDREW
RITCHEY,
died
June
the
24th,
I838,
aged
8
5
years.
He
Was
3.
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
ANN
RITCHEY,
died
Sept.
the
2nd,
1834,
aged
79
years.
JAMES
RITCHEY,
died
Aug.
22nd,
1834,
aged
45
years.
DAVID
RITCHEY,
died
Nov.
the
16th,
1819,
in
the
18th
year
of
11is
age.
In
memory
of
ANN
C.
RITCHEY.
She
departed
this
life
May
the
I7t11,
I834,
aged
20
years.
In
memory
of
CHARLES
CAMPBELL.
son
of
Charles
and
Jane
Ritchey,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
15th,
I833,
aged
4
years.
W'ILLIAM
RUSSELL,
died
Oeto.
the
14th,
1861,
aged
84
years.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
war
of
1912.
NANCY,
Wife
of
‘Williarn
Russell,
died
May
the
2nd,
I850,
in
the
7
5th
year
of
her
age.
ABRAHAM
RUSSELL
died
an.
20thI886
in
the
Svrd
)
37
\)
year
Of
his
age.
In
memory
Of
SAMANTHA
RUSSELL,
who
died
Dec.
the
Ist,
1886,
aged
73
years.
In
memory
of
DAVID
RUSSELL,
who
departed
this
life
March
the
3rd,
I826,
in
the
26th
year
of
his
age.
WILLIAM,
son
of
J.
L.
and
A.
E.
Russell,
died
Oeto.
the
3rd,
I863,
aged
I5
years.
Infant
daughter
of
\Vi11ian1
Russell,
died
Sept.
the
20th,
1819,
C.
P.
Infant
son
of
James
Russell,
died
Octo.
25th,
I839.
Infant
daughter
of
James
Russell,
died
Jan.
the
4th,
I847.
S.
Hrsromz
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
59
STOCKTON.-—
REV.
JOHN
STOCKTON,
D.
D.,
born
Nov.
18th,
1803,
STAIGER.—
SPENCER.——
died
May
the
5th,
I882.
NANCY
R.
CLARK,
wife
of
the
Rev.
John
Stockton,
born
April
4th,
1804,
died
Sept.
the
18th,
1857.
J.
CLARK
STOCKTON,
born
May
the
1st,
1836,
died
May
18th,
1892.
He
served
as
a
surgeon
during
the
War
of
the
Rebellion.
WM.
A.
F.
STOCKTON,
born
Feb.
the
23rd,
I840,
died
July
the
21st,
1877.
He
was
a
soldier
in
the
late
war.
ROBERT
W.
STOCKTON,
son
of
Rev.
J.
and
N.
Stock-
ton,
b0r11
June
the
28th,
died
Dec.
the
26th,
I838.
HAMPTON
KERR
STOCKTON,
died
Feb.
the
18th,
I886,
aged
3
years.
JOHN
E.
V.,
Son
of
J.
K.
Staiger,
died
Sept.
21st,
1879,
in
the
2nd
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
JESSE
SPENCER,
who
departed
this
life
January
the
3rd,
I873,
in
the
88th
year
Of
his
age.
He
was
a.
soldier
in
the
War
of
1812.
ELIZABETH,
wife
of
Jesse
Spencer,
died
NOV.
the
28th,
1864,
in
the
73rd
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
CORNELIA,
daughter
of
Jesse
and
Eliz-
abeth
Speneer,
who
departed
this
life
the6th
Of
July,
I824.
“S.
”
—
In
memory
Of
JOSEPH
SPENCER,
who
departed
this
life
the
28th
of
March,
I826;
was
I7
years
and
I
3
days
old.
In
memory
of
ANN
B.
SPENCER,
who
died
the
16th
of
August,
I838,
in
the
18th
year
Of
her
age.
In
111€‘Y110TY
Of
ELIZABETH
SPENCER,
who
died
the
25th
Of
Octo.,
I838,
in
the
21st
year
Ofher
age.
JESSE
SPENCER,
departed
this
life
May
the
17th,
1847,
aged
20
years.
6O
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
STEPHENSON.—~In
memory
of
JOHN
STEPHENSON,
who
departed
this
life
Dee.
the
14th,
1821,
aged
75
years.
He
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
MARGARET
STEPHENSON,
died
Nov.
the
15th,
1339,
aged
84
years.
“FATHER.”
THOMAS
STEPHENSON,
died
Dec.
the
6th,
1846,
in
the
5
3rd
year
of
11is
age.
“MOTHER.”
ISABELLA,
wife
of
Thomas
Stephenson,
died
Oeto.
22,
1872,
in
the
72nd
year
of
her
age.
“OUR
BROTHER.”
JOHN
STEPHE1\'SON,
died
Sept.
6th,
1847,
in
the
2
5th
year
of
his
age.
ISABELLA
STEPHENSON,
died
Jan.
the
6th,
1861,
aged
25
years.
ROBERT
STEPHENSON,
died
Oeto.
12th,
18_72,
aged
74
years.
.
RACHEL,
wife
of
Robert
Stephenson,
died
March
the
24th,
1884,
in
tlie
83rd
year
of
her
age.
NANCY,
daughter
of
R.
and
R.
Stephenson,
died
Feb.
the
18th,
1842,
aged
18
years.
CATHARINE
A.,
daughter
of
R.
and
R.
Stephenson,
died
Feb.
the
28th,
1850,
aged
17
years.
MARY
STEPHENSON,
died
May
28th,
1865,
aged
22
years.
In
memory
of
MARGARET
BOYD
STE1>1—1ENsoN,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
18th,‘
1821,
aged
4O
years.
ELIZABETH
STEPIIENSON,
daughter
of
J.
and
H.
Sharp,
died
March
the
1st,
1847,
aged
28
years.
In
memory
of
JAMES
STEPHENSON,
who
departed
this
life
May,
A.
D.
1813,
aged
73
years.
He
was
a
half
brother
of
the
brave
Co1.VVi11iam
Crawford,
who
was
so
inhuman1_1'
burned
by
the
Indians
the
11th
of
June,
1782,
on
the
plains
of
Sandusky.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
61
STEVEl\'
SON.
In
meinory
of
RACIIEL,
wife
of
James
Stephenson,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
14th,
1788,
aged
WM.
S’1‘E1>HENSON,
died
March
the
1st,
1851,
aged
80
years.
He
served
in
the
Army
of
the
United
States
in
1791.
and
was
in
the
‘
dreadful
defeat
of
Gen.
‘cit.
Clair
of
Nov.
the
with,
of
that
year.
MARGARET
wife
of
VVi1ha1n
Ste
vhenson
died
Ma
'
J
3
§
the
11th,
1849,
aged
77
years.
—In1nen1Ory
of
HUG11
STEVENSON,
son
of
John
and
Ann
Stevenson,
who
departed
this
lite
March,
A.
D.
1811,
in
the
7th
year
of
his
age.
RACHEL
STEVENSON,
born
March
8th,
1806,
died
1807.
In
memory
of
MOSES
STEVENSON,
who
departed
this
hfe
Nov.
the
3rd,
1829,
in
the
32nd
year
of
his
age.
OLIVER
STEVENSON,
died
Sept.
the
28th,
1854,
in
the
55th
year
of
his
SARAH
O.
STEVENSON,
died
June
18th,
1885,
in
the
83rd
year
of
her
age.
SARAH
_j.,
daughter
of
0.
and
S.
Stevenson,
died
juiy
the
23rd,
1847,
aged
3,
years.
isABELLA
i\~1.,
daughter
or‘
O.
and
S.
Stevenson,
died
Feb.
15th,
1849,
aged
19
years.
OLIVER,
son
of
O.
and
S.
Stevenson,
died
March
the
25th,
1849,
aged
3
months.
MARK
STEVENSON,
died
Oeto.
the
25th,
188
aged
82
years.
NANCY
WELSH,
wite
of
Mark
Stevenson,
born
April
28th,
1804,
died
Oeto.
2nd,
1869.
JULIA
A.,
daughter
of
M.
and
N.
‘ztevenson,
diediviay
the
15th,
1858,
aged
18
years.
‘1,17.Am«;T11
3.,
daughter
01’
M.
and
R.
Stevenson,
died
May
the
15th,
1858,
aged
23
years.
\/VM.
S’I‘EPHENs01\‘,
died
Oeto.
29th,
1865,
in
the
63rd
year
of
his
age.
SMITH.——
HISTORY
OF
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
the
REV.
JAMES
B.
STEVEN-
SON,
who
departed
this
life
March
the
I
5th,
I892,
-aged
64
years.
WILLIAM
STEVENSON,
died
Sept.
the
4th,
1888,
aged
48
years.
‘
‘
In
memory
of
JOHN
STEVENSON,
who
departed
this
life
Nov.
the
3rd,
I819,
in
the
goth
year
of
his
age.
In
memory
of
JANE
STEVENSON,
who
departed
this
life
May
26th,
I821,
in
the
86th
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
STEVENSON,
died
June
the
3rd,
1847,
aged
86
years.
.
He
was
a
soldier
in’the
Revolutionary
War
and
also
in
the
Indian
War
of
1790.
In
memory
of
MARY,
consort
of
Joh11
Stevenson,
who
departed
this
life
Dec.
the
23rd,
1834,
in
the
736.
year
of
her
age.
JOHN
STEVENSON,
died
Nov.
the
25th,
I851,
aged
65
years.
In
memory
of
MARGARET,
daughter
of
J.
and
M.
Stev-
enson,
who
departed
this
life
April
29,
1837,
in
the
47th
year
of
her
age.
JANE
STEVENSON,
died
Oeto.
8th,
I870,
aged
76
years
JAS.
STEVENSON,
died
March
20th,
1846,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
War
of
18m.
JANE,
wife
of
James
Stevenson,
died
Nov.
I116
29th,
I859,
aged
79
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
VVILLIAM
SMITH,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Aug.
23rd,
I795,
aged
48
years.
In
memory
of
THOMAS
SMITH,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
22,
I811,
in
the
54th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
long
a
ruling
elder
of
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
In
memory
of
ELEANOR
SMITH,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
27th,
1794,
in
the
42nd
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
WM.
SMITH,
who
died
May
the
26th,
1807,
i11
the
Ioth
year
ofvhis
age.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
6g
\
VV.
F.
SMITH,
Co.
I,
Ist
Pa.
Cav.
a
brave
soldier
in
the
late
war.
'
JOSEPH
SMITH,
died
June
30th,
1822,
in
the
31st
year
of
his
age.
'
In
memory
of
IVIARV
P.
SMITH,
consort
of
E.
Smith,
who
departed
this
life
Sept,
18th,
I830,
in
the
28th
year
of
her
age.
MARY
P.
SMITH,
died
June
the
27th,
I850,
in
the
62nd
year
of
her
age.
ALEX.
Sl\II’I‘H,'dled
Dec.
9th.,
I848,
in
the
83rd
year
of
his
age.
JANE,
wife
of
ALEX.
SMITH,
died
March
Ist,
1851,
in
the
85th
year
of
her
age.
In
memory
of
ALEX.
SMITH,
who
departed
this
life
Sept.
the
3rd,
1821,
in
the
13th
year
of
his
age.
MARGARET
JANE,
wife
of
Alexander
Smith,
died
Feb.
I4tl1,
I857,
in
the
26th
year
of
her
age.
ROBERT
SMITH,
died
Aug.
the
9th,
I872,
in
the
73rd
year
of
his
age.
MARY,
wife
of
Robert
Smith,
(lied
June
12th,
1862,
aged
61
years.
JOHN
M.
SMITH,
departed
tl1is
life
Nov.
the
22nd,
1838;
born
Sept.
the
Ioth,
I794.
A
soldier
of
the
War
of
1812.
NANNIE
J.,
daughter
of
J.
L.
and
M.
J.
Smith,
died
June
the
22nd,
1869,
aged
4
months.
In
memory
of
SUSAN,
wife
of
Samuel
Smith,
Esq.,
who
departed
this
life
,
I838,
aged
about
85
years.
In
memory
of
SUSAN,
wife
of
Robert
Smith,
who
de-
parted
this
life
Aug.
the
14th,
1829,
aged
38
years.
In
memory
of
MARGARET,
daughter
of
Robert
and
Susan
Smith,
died
Aug.
the
3rd,
I834,
aged
24
years.
64
SHARP.—
SCOTT.~—
SIMMONS.——
HISTORY
O14‘
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
In
memory
of
JOHN
SMITH,
who
died
May
the
19th,
I831,
aged
70
years.
IDA
C.
FLEMING,
wife
of
J.
A.
Smith,
born
May
the
4th,
1862,
died
Nov.
the
Ioth,
I887.
LUCINDA
HAYS,
wife
of
Otis
Smith,
died
May
the
5th,
1874,
aged
36
years.
_
JOHN
SHARP,
died
Sept.
Irth,
1860,
aged
87
years.
HANNAH,
wife
of
John
Sharp,
died
July
the
26th,
1838,
aged
60
years.
JOHN
F.
SHARP,
born
Feb.
the
2oth,
1801,
died
Dec.
the
19th,
1887.
'
NARCISSA
SHAI<1>,
born
Sept.
Ist,
I806,
died
Jan.
the
Ioth,
184.7.
In
memory
of
LEVI
SHARP,
who
died
July
the
8th,
I876,
aged
72
years.
In
memory
of
HARRIET
N.
SHARP,
who
departed
this
life
July
the
13th,
I844,
aged
2
inontlis.
SARAH,
daughter
of
J.
F.
and
N.
Sharp,
died
Feb.
the
11th,
I850,
aged
3
years.
MARY
ANN
SCOTT,
born
March
the
17th,
1789,
died
Feb.
the
27th,
1864.
JOSIAH
N.
SCOTT.
died
June
the
6th,
1892,
aged
78
years.
RACHEL
VANCE,
wife
of
Josiah
N.
Scott,
died
Aug.
4th,
1880,
in
the64th
year
of
her
age.
DRUSILLA
VVALKER,
wife
of
Samuel
G.
Scott,
died
Aug.
the
15th,
1889,
in
the
69th
year
of
her
age.
A
“OIIR
FATHER.’
‘
DR.
CORNELIITS
SIMMONS.
died
Sept.
the9th,
I860,
aged
55
years.
MARTHA,
wife
of
Cornelius
Simmons,
died
Dec.
the
2nd,
1884.,
in
the
79th
year
of
her
age.
ISAAC
H.
K.,
infant
son
of
C.
and
M.
Simmons,
died
Feb.
the
Ist,
I846,
aged
II
mouths.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
65
SEl\iI1’LE.~
ELIZABETH
SEMPLE,
died
Aug.
18th,
1872,
in
the
goth
yearof
her
age.
SUTHERLAND.—In
memory
of
JOHN
SITTHERLANI),
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
2nd,
I842,
in
the
91st
year
of
his
age.
He
was
anative
of
Scotland,
and
was
a
brave
old
soldier
of
the
Revolution.
In
memory
of
SUSANNAII
SUTIIICRLAND,
who
departed
this
life
April
the
13th,
A.
D.
I833,
in
the
77th
year
of
her
age.
ELEANOR,
wife
of
John
W.
Sutherland,
died
Dec.
the
2nd,
1868,
in
the
33rd
year
of
her
age.
JAMES
V
.,
son
of
J.
VV.
and
E.
Sutherland,
died
Sept.
the
7th,
I862,
aged
I.O111011'£l]S.
£3?
T.
TAGGAR'1‘.———
ANE
ANI)E1<sON
TAGGART,
wife
of
ames
Ta
art
gg
2
died
Nov.
8th,
1853,
in
the
17th
year
of
her
age.
She
died
of
consumption.
She
was
a
beautiful
woman.
JENNIE,
daughter
of
James
and
Jane
Taggart,
died
April
20th,
I854,
aged
1
year
and
3
months.
TODD.—-
ICLEANOR
Tom),
died
Feb.
the
19th,
1876,
aged
77
years.
M.
VANCI*I.~—-
VVILLIAM
VANCE,
died
April
the
18th,
I788,
in
the
70th
year
of
his
age.
This
was
the
Major
VVi1lian1
Vance
who
was
one
of
the
founders
of
(lross
Creek
Church
in
1779.
The
body
of
JOSEPH
VANCE
was
interred
here
May
the
6th,
1832,
in
the
82nd
year
of
his
age.
He
was
longa
ruling
elder
in
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
He
was
the
proprietor
of
Vance’s
Fort.
Was
also
in
some
of
the
noted
cani-
pnigns
against
the
Indians.
VVas
for
many
years
‘.1
niember
of
the
Assev11bl_\'
and
Senate
of
Penns_vl\'ania.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
ANN
VANCE,
died
April
the
I7tl1,
1788,
in
the37th
year
of
her
age.
MARY
MOORE,
wife
of
JOsepl1
Vance,
died
Jan.
the
2nd,
I851,
iii
the
68th
year
of
her
age.
WILLIAM
VANCE,
died
April
18th,
I856,
in
the
81st
year
Of
his
age.
He
served
in
the
War
of
1812.
“Was
also
in
the
Legislature
of
Penn-
sylvania
in
1816
and
1817,
and
held
many
other
otfices
of
honor,
trust
and
profit.
Here
lies
the
remains
of
RACHEL
VANCE,
Once
the
consort
of.
Williarrr
Vance.
She
died
Jan.
the
9th,
1817,
in
the39th
year
Of
her
age.
HANNAH
VANCE,
wife
of
XVil1ianI
Vance,
died
l\/[ay
the
12th,
I879,
aged
92
years.
Our
father,
JOSEPH
VANCE,
died
March
the
26th,
1866,
in
the
65th
year
of
his
age.
He
was
a,
ruling
elder
in
the
church
of
Cross
Creek.
JANE
COOK,
wife
of
Joseph
Vance,
died
June
the
27th,
1853,
in
the
47th
year
of
her
age.
MARTHA
M.,
daughter
of
Joseph
and
Jane
C;
Vance,
died
March
the
28th,
1849,
aged
I2
years.
JAMES
COOK,
son
of
Joseph
and
Jane
C.
V
a11ce,
died
Feb.
the
Irth,
I857,
aged
12
years.
HANNAH
MARY,
daughter
of
Joseph
and
Jane
C.
Vance,
died
July
the
30th,
1862,
aged
19
years.
JOSEPH
PERRY,
son
of
Joseph
and
Jane
C.
Vance,
died
July
the
7th,
1866,
in
the
20th
year
of
his
age.
RACHEL
ADALINE,
daughter
of
J.
and
J.
C.
Vance,
died
Jan.
the
21st,
1868,
in
the
29th
year
of
her
age.
JAMES
VANCE,
born
July
the
23rd,
I804,
died
Aug.
the
26th,
1881.
'
SUSAN
W.,
wife
of
James
Vance,
born
Dec.
the
22nd,.
1809,
died
Sept.
the
28th,I889.
ALLISON
VANCE,
died
March
the
8th,
I890,
in
the
_82nd
year
of
his
age.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
67
MARGARET,
wife
of
Allison
Vance,
died
Dec.
the
Ioth,
1889,
in
the
76th
year
of
her
age.
RACHEL
C.,
daughter
Of
Allison
and
Margaret
Vance,
died
Octo.
2,
I860,
aged
I5
years.
DAVID
A.,
son
of
Allison
and
Margaret
Vance,
died
Octo.
II,
I860,
aged
13
years.
EDWIN
LORRAINE,
son
of
J.
S.
and
E.
H.
Vance,
died
Sept.
I9,
1863,
aged
4
years.
JESSIE
BELL,
daughter
of
J.
S.
and
E.
H.
Vance,
died
Aug.
26,
I866,
aged
2
years.
DAVID
VANCE,
died
Dec.
14th,
I815,
aged
8
months.
“OUR
FATHER
AND
MOTHER.”
JOHN
VANCE,
died
Nov.
the
24th,
1841,
in
the
62nd
year
of
his
age.
He
served
as
a
Major
in
the
War
of
1812.
and
was
long
afterwards
known
as
Colonel
Vance
in
the
militia
of
Washington
county.
Pa.
ANNA,
wife
of
John
Vance,
died
June
the
2
3rd,
1871,
aged
91
years.
VAN
EMAN.-—
VVILLIAM
VV.,
Son
of
W.
W.
and
E.
VanEnIan,
died
VIRTUl'£.—~
NOV.
I7,
I862,
in
the
3rd
year
of
his
age.
SARAH
BELL,
daughter
of
VV.VV.
and
E.
VanE1nan,
died
Sept.
the
27th,
18
57,
aged
I
year.
ROBERT
VIRTUE,
a
Ineinber
of
CO.
R,
140th
Pa.
VO1.,
died
at
the
University
Hospital,
Baltimore,
Md.,
Sept.
9,1863,
of
a
wound
received
at
the
battle
of
Gettysburg;
aged
25
years.
MARY,
wife
of
James
Virtue,
died
Sept.
the7th,
1868,
in
the
62d
year
of
her
age.
MARTHA
JANE,
daughter
of
J.
and
M.
Virtue,died
June
I5tl1,
184.9.
JESSIE
MARY,
daughterof
T.
and
R.
C.
Virtue,
died
Octo.
20th,
1873,
aged
I
year
and
I0
Inonths.
VVILLIAM,
son
of
T.
and
‘R.
C.
Virtue,
died
March
the
18th,
1863,
aged
6
years.
68
HISTORY
or»
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
VANORDSTRAND.——In
memory
of
ISAAC
V
ANORDSTRAND,
who
den
parted
this
life
Sept.
16th,
I834,
aged
73
years.
In
memory
of
ANN
VA‘NORT)S’l‘RAND,
who
departed
this
life
May
the
Igth,
I810,
in
the
40th
year
of
'
her
age.
WILLIAM
VANORDSTRANI),
died
March
30,’
1885,
in
the
82nd
year
of
his
age.
SARAII,
wife
of
William
Vanordstrand,
born
July
I9,
1804,
died
Feb.
the
15th,
I861.
ELIZABETH
V
ANORDSTRAND,
died
Oeto.
the
16th,
I887,
"aged
82
years.
ISM.
WALKER.—
ALEX.
VVALKER,
died
Sept.
the
8th,
I854,
in
the
82nd
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH
WALKER,
wife
of
Alex.
Walker,
died
Dec.
the
17th,
1855,
aged
77
years.
JOHN,
son
of
Alex.
and
E.
V‘Vall;er,
died.Sept.
the
9th,
1805,
aged
2
years’
and
I
(lay.
DAVID,
son
of
Alex.
and
E.
Walker,
died
Sept.
the
7th,
I8Io,
aged
6
years.
JAMES
WALKER,
died
April
29,
1883,
in
the
77th
year
of
his
age.
ELIZABETH
GRAHAM,
wife
of
James
VValker,
died
June
5th,
1882,
in
the
75th
year
of
her
age.
ELIZA,
wife
of
J.
C.
VValker,
died
Oeto.
15th,
I863,
aged
22
years.
Sacred
to
the
memory
of
MARY
ANN,
daughter
of
A.
and
S.
Walker,
who
departed
this
life
Aug.
the
2nd,
I842,
aged
4
years.
DAVID
S.
VVALKER,
born
July
5th,
I816,
died
May
14th,
1877.
VVATT.———
WILEY.~—
VVELLS.
-~
VVHITE.-
VVILSON.—
Hrsroiw
or
CRoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
69
VVM.
H.H.
WALKER
died
Oeto.
4,
I861,
aged.
22
years,
I
month
and
24
days.
He
was
a
soldier
and
died
in
camp
at
Washington,
D.
0.
EVA,
daughter
of
D.
S.
and
E.
Walker,
died
Aug.
14,
1854,
aged
5
months.
FRANKLIN
P.
E.,
son
of
John
N.
and
Ann
\7Va1l{er,
died
April
I,
I856,
aged
3
years.
JOHN
H.,s011
of
W.
V.
and
H.
M.
Walker,
died
Jan.
the
30th,I873,
aged
I
year
and
8
montlis.
In
memory
of
SAMUEL
WATT,
who
departed
this
life
Jan.
the
I7th,
I805,
aged
66
years.
In
memory
of
KATERINA
VVILEY,
who
departed
this
life
April
18,
I801,
aged
43
years.
The
above
inscription
is
cut
on
a.
lime
stone
in
the
western
side
of
the
yard.
CYRUs
WELLS,
died
April
25th,
1884,
in
his
63rd
year.
JANE,
wife
of
Cyrus
Wells,
died
Sept.
the
26th,
1853,
aged
30
years.
‘
HELEN,
daughter
of
C.
and
J.
Wells,
died
Oeto.
the
Ist,
1853,
aged
5
months.
ELI7.AI;E'1‘II
C.,
(laughter
of
Cyrus
and
Jane
VVe1ls,
died
Nov.
the7th,
1861,
aged
16
years.
J()Sl*§1’IIINIC
MARTHA,
wife
of
A.
M.
White
and
daugh-
ter
of
David
and
Agnes
Cooke,
died
Feb.
the
24th,
1863,
in
the
23d
year
of
her
age.
WILLIAM
WILsoN,
died
July
29th,
I852,
in
the
77th
year
of
his
age.
ELENOR,
wife
of
William
W'ilson,
died
July
the
22d,
I826,
aged
46
years.
MARY,
wife
of
VVilliam
W'ilson,
died
July
the
I8tl1,
I845,
in
the
50th
year
of
her
age.
THOMAS
WILSON,
horn
Oeto.
12,
I806,
died
Oeto.
9,
I882.
'
ANN
J.
MARSHALL,
wife
of
Thomas
Wilson,
died
Sept.
4,
I877,
in
the
68th
year
of
her
age.
7o
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
MARY
ANN,
daughter
of
T
honias
and
Ann
J.
\7Vi1—
Son,
died
Octo.
3rd,
I845,
in
tlie
3rd
year
of
her
age.
‘xVILKIN.—
DAVID
VVILKIN,
died
Oeto.
2d,
I793,
aged
62
years.
In
ineinory
of
JOHN
VVILKIN,
who
departed
this
life
January
8th.
I818,
in
the
62nd
year
of
his
age.
_“Be
ye
always
ready,
for
death
is
nigh.”
He
was
long
a
ruling
elder
of
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek.
In
memory
of
REBECCA
ARMITAGE,
wife
of
John
\7Vi1kin,
ESq.,
who
departed
this
life
May
7th,
1787,
aged
.
CATHARINE,
wife
of
John
Wi11;ii1,
ESq.,
died
April
25th,
1841,
aged
75
years.
“My
flesh
rests
here
in
hope.”—AetS
26.
She
was
a
daughter
of
Judge
James
Edgar.
In
memory
of
VVILLIAM
WII.1<IN,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
5th,
I8I5,
in
the
24th
year
of
his
age.
THOMAS
VVILKIN,
an
Elder
in
the
Church
of
Cross
Creek,
died
Octo.
24th,’
1853,
aged
55.
JOHN
S.
WILKIN,
died
Aug.
the
6th,
I868,
in
tlie
69th
year
of
his
age.
THOMAS
B.
WIL1{II\',
departed
this
life
Feb.
the
2
3rd,
1839,
in
the
I5t11
year
of
his
age.
JANE
VVILKIN,
departed
this
life
Aug.
Ist,
1836,
in
the
14th
year
Of
her
age.
‘Sacred
to
the
memory
of
VVILKIN,
infant
Son
of
David
and
Ann
VVi11;in,
who
departed
this
life
Feb.
10th,
1826,
aged
4
days.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
71
A
List
of
Persons
known
to
be
Buried
Here,
but
of
whom
no
Authentic
Dates
can
be
given.
«
fig.
7-'-Y.
FRANCIS
HENRY
ANDERSON.
PHEBA
ASBURY,
died
I847.
B.
MRS.
CHRISTOPHER
BAREL.
OLD
MR.
and
MRS.
BEMER.
JACOB
BUX’1‘()N,
JR.,
died
in
I836,
aged
63
years.
MRS.
BUXTON,
wife
of
Jacob
Buxton,
Jr.
MRS.
RICIIARD
BIIxToN,
JR.,
died
in
1866.
KATE
BIIXTON.
NANCY
BUXTON.
ALEXANDER
BEATT\'.
SAMUEL
BABLE,
died
in
I874.
MRS.
BABLE,
wife
of
Samuel
Bable,
died
in
I875.
OLD
MRS.
BIRCII.
MRS.
VVM.
BROWN,
died
in
1836.
JAMES
CAMPBELL.
'
i
.
MARY
CAMPBELL.
CATHERINE
CAIN,
died
in
I883.
HARMONIS
COLE,
died
in
1813.
AMY
P.
COLE,
died
in
I824.
ELIAS
COWEN,
died
about
I797.
MARY
COWEN,
wife
of
Elias
Cowen.
MARY
COWEN,
wife
of
John,
died
in
1782.
MARTHA
MARSHALL,
wife
of
John
Cowen,
died
in
I785.
MARTHA
CALDWELL.
wife
of
John
Cowen,
died
in
I825.
72
Fort
Erie
in
the
VVar
of
I812.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
MOSES
COWEN,
died
in
1780.
ELIAS
COWEN,
died
in
I807,
aged
26
years.
ELIZA
COWEN,
died
in
I813.
MARY
COWEN,
died
in
I815,
aged
23
years.
MARTHA
COWEN,
died
111
I821,
aged
2
5
years.
ANN
COWEN,
died
in
I802.
ARRAIIAM
CORBIN.
JOSEPII
CORBL\',
died
in
I858.
\VaS
wounded
at
the
battle
Of
S.
C.
COOK,
died
in
I832,
aged
17
11IO11thS.
MARGARET
CORBIN,
wife
Of
Joseph
Corbin,
died
in
I856.
JOSEPII
COLVILI.E.
JOIIN
COOPER,
died
in
I794.
EPHRAIM
COOPER,
died
in
I832.
JANE
COLVILLE.
JANE
CI—III')l£S’1‘ER.
WILLIAM
CHII)EST}.<2R,
died
I805.
MARGARET
XV.
CHIDESTER.
lVIARTIIA
CLOSE.
SAI\II'EI.-
CURRY,
died
in
I886.
ELIZARETII
CRONER,
died
in
1887.
PAUL
CUMMINS,
a
Soldier
Of
the
\Var
of
I812.
ROBERT
CUMMINS.
JENNIE
CUMMINS.
MARY
CUMMINS.
MRS.
CUNNINGHAM.
SAMUEL
CASSIDV,
died
in
I855.
«LE
‘A
DANIEL
DUNCAN,
died
in
1793.
JOSEPH
DOWDEN,
died
111
I841.
MARGARET
DONEHOO,
died
111
I866.
ELIZABETH
DENNY,
died
in
1837.
MARTHA
DAVISON,
died
111
I849.
RICHARD
DAVIS,
a
Slave.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
73
CATIIARINE
EVANS,
died
in
18.3.
PATRICK
ELLIOTT,
died
in
I83
JAMES
EWING.
’<<';i‘
HIIIIPIIREY
FULLERTON,
a
Soldier
of
the
X7Var
of
1812.
ANDREW
FERGUSON.
V
JEAN
FORSYTH.
ROBERT
FORSYTH,
died
in
I837.
JAMES
GREER,
murdered
in
1803.
JAMES
GREER,
an
aged
1112111,
died
111
I836.
JOIIN
GARVIN.
DAVID
GARVIN.
$53?
DAVID
HAYS,
died
in
1793.
IVIRS.
HAYS,
wife
of
David
Hays.
MARY
HAYS,
wife
of
Tllomas,
died
in
I790.
NATHANIEL
HAYS.
ELIZABETH
CLIEEORI)
HAYS.
DAVID
VANCE
HAYS.
JEREMIAH
HAYS.
JAMES
HENWOOD.
'\7VaS
in
CrawfOrd’S
defeat
in
I782.
MARY
HENWOOD.
MARGARET
HENWOOD.
RIIODA
HENWOOD,
wife
of
Elijah
Henwood.
VVILLIAM
HENWOOD,
died
in
I832;-was
diSi11terred.
JOHN
HENRY,
an
Elder
in
Cross
Creek
Church.
JOHN
HORNER,
died
in
1870,
aged
85
years.
MARY
T.
HORNER,
died
1881,
aged
58
years.
KO
L.
HISTORY
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
MRS.
‘WILLIAM
HALL.
MRS.
JOHN
HALL,
died
in
I855.
3%?
Old
MRS.
SAMUEL
JOHNSTON,
died
I817.
HENRY
JOIINSTON,
died
in
I8I7._
JOIIN
JOHNSTON,
died
III
I849.
MARY
JOHNSTON,
died
in
I836.
THOMAS
JONES,
died
I848.
VVILLIAM
JONES,
died
1850.
ISAAC
JONES,
died
I832.
JENNIE
KERR,
died
I857.
iii‘
REV.
BENJAMIN
LYONS,
died
I837.
SAMUEL
LUCKEV,
died
I852.
ANN
LEVIN.
A68
'1
PHEBA
MASON.
SARAH
MARQUIS.
1\/IRS.
JAMES
MARQUIS,
died
Dec.
25,
I829.
THOMAS
MARQUIS,
died
I802.
ALEX.
MEANES,
died
I839.
SARAH
MURPHY,
wife
of
A.
IVIurp1Iy,
died
I859-
MARGARET
MARSHALL.
SARAH
MARTIN.
‘
DR.
MURRAY.
died
in
I829.
MRS.
JOHN
MCCLURE.
THOMAS
MOKIBBON.
MISS
MCCLURG,
died
I880-
MARTHA
McFARLANI).,
wife
of
Joseph
Mc-FzII*1aIId,
died
I84I.
HIST()RX’
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
\I
U1
MARY
ANN
MARQUIS,
flied
in
I839.
MRS.
MARSHALL,
wife
of
ThOIIIaS
Marshall.
MARTHA
MARSIIALL.
PEGGY
MARSIIALL.
ELIZAIIETI-I
MARSIIALL.
MARY
MARSHALL.
ANN
MARSIIALL.
JAMES
MARSIIALL.
GI<:ORGE
MORRIS,
died
in
I865.
JACK
MORRIS,
died
in
I865.
VVILLIE
MORRIS.
died
in
I865.
JOHNNIE
MORRIS,
died
in
I865.
SARAH
MORRIS,
died
in
I865.
ANN
MORRIS,
died
in
I865.
JAMI«:S
MAXWELL.
SUSANNAII
I\IAN.x\'EI.I..
VVILLIAM
MCCUNE.
ELI’/.AI~IETI—I
MCCUNE,
died
in
I832.
SAPHIRA
l\/ICGLU1\IPH1<‘Y,
died
in
I864.
MIRIAM
‘IVICGLU1\1PH1$Y,
died
in
I86I.
ALEX.-\NI>I«:R
MCCLURGH,
died
in
184.2.
A
p
4
ABIGAIL
PARKER,
died
In
I8I7.
SUSANNAII
PARKS.
BENJAMIN
PE’[‘TIB()1\'I<),
died
in
I852.
\
»
‘A
‘WILLIAM
RENNOLLS.
died
in
I8OO.
MARTIIA
RENNOLLS.
THOMAS
ROGERS.
MRS.
ESTIIER
REED,
died
in
I852.
BETSY
REED,
died
in
I852.
PEGGY
REEII.
S.
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
C1£MFxrF.1<x'.
SARA
H
ROBISON.
Rc
>55.
~m—
Ross.
JOHN
SIMMONS,
(lied
in
1813.
FRANCES
SIMM0.\'s.
ROBERT
SMITH.
MR5.
SEMPLE.
MRS.
S’l‘E\\'AR’1‘,
(lied
in
1843.
BLASIC
S111<:m«:mc1;,
died
in
1837.
;
4
\
MRS.
’I‘1~:1»11>Lm‘ON.
QLIZA
TOLANI),
died
in
1838.
ISABELLA
TI—I()MI’SON,
died
in
1841.
CHARLES
TII()1\I:\_S,
(lied
in
1856.
MARTHA
’l‘I1().\ms,
(lied
in
1856..
I(II\);}aI.‘\
TIIO.WI1\:w‘,
died
in
[$56.
l\~Ios1«::e
\x71,\I4I42\C]§.
VVILLIAM
WAr.L.\c1:.
A<';1\‘1~:s
"\VI.s*HA1{T,
died
in
I796.
DIARY
COLVILLE
VVATSON,
(lied
in
1843.
KA'1‘}«:
MARY
VVOSTAL,
died
in
1881.
NANCY
VV./vm‘.
HIS'i‘()RX'
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
77
C’/DN
this
hill
are
buried
seven
ge11e1‘ati011s
of
the
Vance
family,
\—
"?><:C\*
and
’arl:s—Marquis
family.
Six
ge11eratiO11s
of
COle,
Arthur
Campbell,
John
Calnpbell,
Lyle,
Marqiris,
P&1.'tC1"SO11,
Sl1e21rer—CrawfOr(l.
Five
generations
Of
Allen,
Bebout,
Buxton,
Crawford,
Curry,
Edgar,
Fleming,
}ral1z11n,
Griffith,
Hemvoorl,
Capt,
John
J0l111st011,
Samuel
]Oh11st<)11,
Lee,
Marshall,
Mercer,
McClu1‘g,
MCCready,
Mrs.
Mary
1’a.ttersOn,
Rea,
Reed,
Ritchey,
Smith,
James
Stevenson,
John
Steve11so11,
\7V:1ll:er.
_
‘
Four
generations
of
Cooke,
Corbin,
Cowen,
(}ar(l11er,
Hays,
Kerr,
Kelly,
Magill,
l\Ias0n,
McFarland,
McConnell,
McKibbe11,
Perrine,
Robison,
Sharp,
\Vill:in,
\VilsO11.
78
'
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEME'rI:1<*y.
Hisroiw
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
79
A
List
of
Soldiers
Buried
in
Cross
Creek
Graveyard.
‘
Christopller
Fable-
Thomas
Crawford.
«
Z@:‘
_
John
Marquis.
1
V
.
OF
THE
RE'\’()LU’I‘ION.
Jmepl
ance
James
Henwood.
Capt.
James
Cook.
A
Tlionias
Grififith.
John
Ly1e_
'
Jacob
Buxton,
jr.
Aaron
Lyle_
.
Robert
Curry.
S1‘.
David
Lyle.
-:(.‘§:—
Moses
Hays.
7
7
Thomas
Hays.
WIILSRX:
RI<,BlyLLIOl\.
Joseph
Reed"
John
Johnston.
Robert
MCCready'.
i
%:>):‘
john
Sntllerland.
.
1
Adam
Martin.
OF
THIS
VVAR
OF
ISIQ.
Capt.
James
Boggs.
A
James
1«j(1gm~_
‘
Charles
Campbell.
'
1\/10595
Lyle.
\7Villiam
Campbell.
'
Jesse
Spencefi
Steplien
Perrine.
'
Humphrey
Fullerton.
Benjamin
Bebout.
Jg1111Q;~‘,
1>atte1-5011.
Capt.
JohnJohnston.
‘William
Vance,
Capt.
\Villiam
Patterson.
David
Pa5‘QI1g11,
John
Steplienson.
M
COL
John
\7an¢e_
John
Stevenson.
_
-
JVOSQIS11
Corbin
Peter
Linnville.
«
Vvnker
Craig;
J01111
MCC31111011t-
‘
.
‘
Thoinas
Stephenson.
Andrew
Ritchie.
P3111
Cmnmiu5_
‘
F
John
Marquis.
lg)“
Robert
Futhey.
or‘
THE
INDIAN
WARS.
Robert
C““‘3'-
11‘-
-
-
John
Griffith.
‘William
Marshall.
Hugh
Lee_
John
Stevenson‘
‘
Archibald
Curry.
William
Stleplienson.
Robert
Campbell.
Samuel
MCKibbe11.
—
John
M_
Smith.
Jacob
Buxton,
Sr.
V
‘Vin.
Russell.
e
I
HISTORY
01?
Cxoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
HISTORY
or
(33055
CREEK
CI£ME’1‘ERY.
81
Abrahain
Croner.
.
‘
_
Aaron
Bnxton.
Contributions
and
Names
of
Contributors
to
the
J‘”“e“
St‘-‘P1‘e““"‘-
Cross
Creek
Graveyard
Fund.
“ti
»:<.»:«
OF
l351i—1355-
Robert
Anderson,
Cross
Creek
Village.
’a.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$
10
oo
'\7Vm_
H_
H_
\Va1kQ1‘_
1
A
Henry
C.
Anderson,
“
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
00
Robert
Virtue.
Mrs.
Ann
P.
Allen.
“
"
“
.
.
.
.
.
...
10
oo
T,
C,
Haybg
_
_
john
Allen
“
“
.
“
.
..
.
.
.
..
5
oo
W'm.
L.
1)1-NV,
.
Mrs.
Susannah
Allen
“““
...
..
.
.
.
5
00
Henry
Graliznii.
'
Win.
H.
Allen
"
"
“
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
3
00
])r_
]_
Lyle
Rem
F.
M.
Adanis
-
“
‘
“
..
.
.
...
.
5
oo
Capt,
VV111.
A_
14‘,
st0c1;t0n_
Mrs.
Serissa
M.
Anderson,
Cross
Creek.
Villzigre,
Pa.
..
.
.
2
oo
Aaron
I.
Rea.’
‘
Craig
T.
Bebont,
Kiiigstoii,
M0‘
.
..
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
IO
oo
Vvmjam
F_
Smith
Mrs.
Mary
W.
Beecher,
Detroit,
Mich
...
..
'.
.
..
,
.
I00
00
Dr.
J.
Clm-1;'Stot;1;t0n_
i
A
Israel
Belxmt.
Paris
Pa.
..
..
.
...
.
..
.
..
.
.
.
20
oo
Miss
Nancy
Bebont,
Paris,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
,
5
oo
Aaron
R.
Bnxton,
Dinsinore
Pa.
.
..
..
.
..
.
..
.
.
2
oo
’
Alex
53.
Berryliill,
Bnrgettstowii,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
..
.
3
oo
J.
M.
Barber,
l£l(1ersville,
Pa.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
IO
oo
Abraham
Barber,
F,lcle1‘s\'ille,
P2.
,.
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
.
5
00
Mrs.
Nancy
and
(?.
L.
Cassicly,
Hamlin
Station,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
IO
%
Henry
M.
Craig,
Lincoln,
Neb.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
..
5
oo
Miss
Martlia
D.
Clizipiiiaii,
Florence,
Pa
.
.
..
.
..
.
.
.
5
.00
Robert
Curry,
P11.
1).,
Paliiiyin,
Neb.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
..
ion
00
”““"‘
Mrs.
Eliza
Cooke,
Cross
Creek
Village,
P11.
.
.
.
...
.
oo
/I
\\‘
Mrs.
Agnes
Cooke,
Alleglieny,
P21
..
...
.
.
..
..
.
.20
oo
0.
R.
Cooke,
l€sq.,
Mansfield,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
..
10
oo
G.
M.
Campbell,
Cross
Creek
Village.
Pa.
.
.
...
.
.
.
2o
00
John
S.
Cnnnnins,
“
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,5
:00
Joseph
Croner,
“
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.2
00
Samuel
C.
Cinnniins,
“
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2
oo
Mrs.
Sarah
S.
Cinniingliain,
Bi=.1‘gettsto\\*11,
Pa
..
.
.
.
.
;(o
of)
Prof
S.
S.
C{I.1l1pl)Cll,
l’a.ttersoii’s
Mills,
P21
.
'.
..
.
.
.
.
5
00
Stephen
Cole,
lildersville,
Pa.
.
..
.
..
..
.
.
..
I
oo
_]ol1n
P.
Cainpluell,
Hickor_\'.
Pa
.
_
,
.
.
.
H.
.
.
.
..
..
I0
00
HISTORY
or
CROSS
CR1«:F.1;
Abral1an1
Croner.
Aaron
Bnxton.
James
Stephenson.
£5:
OF
I86r—1865.
VV111.
H.
H.
\7Valker.
Robert
Virtue.
T.
C.
Hays.
\Vn1.
L.
l’r__V.
Henry
(‘xral1an1.
Dr.
J.
Lyle
Rea.
Capt.
\V1n.
A.
l4‘.
Stockton.
Aaron
L.
Rea.’
VVillian1
F.
Sniith.
Dr.
J.
Clark
‘Stockton.
CEMETERY.
Hrsroxy
or
Cxoss
CREEK
CEMETERY.
Contributions
and
Names
of
Contributors
to
Cross
Creek
Graveyard
Fund.
V»
4
Robert
Anderson,
Cro.s‘.s‘
Creek
Village,
Pa.
.
.
.
Henry
C.
Anderson,
“
“
"
,
‘,
.
,
l\Ir.~;.
Ann
P.
Allen.
“
“
“
.
.
.
....
john
Allen
“
“
..
.
.
.
.
.
Mrs.
Susannalr
Allen
“
““
.
,,
,
,
,
'\/Vin.
H.
Allen
“
“
“
,
,,
_
,
_
,
F.
M.
A(lan1s
.
“
‘
“
_
_
,
Mrs.
Serissr-L
M.
Anderson,
Cross,
Creek
'\'i.l1age,
Pa.
.
.
Craig
'1‘.
Bebont,
Kino'ston,
Mo’
.
..
.
..
.
.
.
Mrs.
Mary
‘W.
Beecher,
Detroit,
Mich
.
..
.
..
..
.
Israel
Bebont.
Paris
Pa.
.
.
.
.
_
,
.,
.
.
,
,
.
,
,
Miss
Nancy
Bebont,
Paris,
Pa.
.....
.
.
.
.
Aaron
R.
Bnxton,
l)l1lSl11()l‘t:
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Alex
5%.
Berryhill.
Bnrgettstoxvn,
P11.
..
.
.
.
...
.
J.
M.
Barber,
Elcleiiwille,
Pa.
..
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
..
Al)ral1a1nl%arl)er.
lCl(le1‘sVille,
Pa.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Mrs.
Nancy
and
(Tr.
L.
Cassicly.
Hanlin
Station,
Pa.
.
.
.
Henry
M.
Craig,
Lincoln,
Neb.
.
...
...
.
.
.
.
Miss
Martha
I).
Chapinan,
Florence.
Pa
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
Robert
Curry,
P11.
1).,
Palmyra,
Rel).
..
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
Mrs.
Eliza
Cooke,
Cross‘
Creek
Village,
Pa.
.
..
..
.
Mrs.
Agnes
Cooke,
Alleglieny,
P21
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
O.
R.
Cooke,
lCs‘q.,
l\~lansfield,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
G.
M.
Campbell,
Cross
Creek
Village.
P21.
.
.
.
.
.
.
john
S.
Cnnnnin.
,
“
“
“‘
.
..
.
.
.
Joseph
Croner,
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
Samuel
C.
CL11I111llI1£~§,
“
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
Mrs.
Szlrali.
S.
Crriiriinezliain,
l31r1‘gc:ttsto\V11,.l’a
.
.
.
.
.
Prof
S.
S.
Cainpbell.
l’a.tter.s‘on’s
l\»[ill.<;,
Pa
.
.
..
.
Stephen
C-ole,
l£lder.~;Ville,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
john
P.
Cznnpluell,
Hickory.
P21
..
,
.
.
.
i.
.
.
,
.,
IO
-4_,~e,,
v-c
O
CJI
U1
Ok>’;nbJ
I00
5
Ioo
3.5
20
1
o
20
in
";J1Ct\)'t0
H
r—
3
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
-00
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
.00
00
oo
oo
oo
oo
oo
oo
00
oo
()0
K‘
82
HISTORY
or
Crzoss
CREEK
CI<7ME’1‘ERY.
HISTORV
OF
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY’
_
_,
83
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j.
D.
Cook.
l’attersoi1’s
Mills,
Pa
......
5
oo
Mr§_C1am
R,
Lindsay,
Steubenville,
O
..
.
..
..
.
.
.
I0
00
Rey.
Silas
Cooke,
Hebron,
Neb
.
.
..
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5
oo
\Vfl1jam
S_
Lee,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
.
.
..
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.
.
.
5
oo
Mrs.
Margaret
H.
Duncaii,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
.
.
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.
.
50
00'
Mfg
Marv
E.
S.
Lockhart,
Columbus,
Neb
.
.
..
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5
00
Rev.
E.
R.
Donehoo,
Pittsburg.
Pa
.
.
.
.
.
.
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IO
oo
1V[1qc;,
Amanda
K.
Lewis,
Denver,
Col
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
5
00
Mrs.
H011.
J..S.
Duncan,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
..
.
.
20
oo
1\-[rs_
Jane
A.
Lee,
Cross
Creek
‘Village,
Pa
..
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IO
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5-
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5
O0
J.
Reed
Lyle,
Hickory,
Pa.
..
.
...
.
.
.
.
..
.
..
5
00
Mrs.
Rebecea
XV.
Donehoo,
“
“
“
‘
‘
_
_
_
5
00
Mrs.
Sarah
Jane
Lyle‘
CYOSS
(:1-Ce};
Village,
Pa
...
IO
00
H.
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Donelioo,
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.
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.
5
00
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john
R.
Donehoo,
New
Cll111l)€1‘l€111(l,
VV.
Va
.
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IO
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I
Lyle‘
“
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.
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-
25
00
John
Dimit,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
IO
00
R0bertLy1ey
“
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.
.
...
.
25
O0
D.
M.
Donelioo.
lCsq.,
\Vasl1i11gto11,
Pa
.
.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
20
oo
Jag.
C,
Lyle,
Hickory,
Pa.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
..
15
Q0
Vaflcfi
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P3
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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5
00
Mrs.
H.
Loretta
Lawton,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
..
.
.
IO
00
Mrs.
M.
L.lj§wi11g,
Hickory,
Pa
.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
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A
MrS_
},,[a1~th
1\i1a1o11e,
“
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IO
00
C.
S.
Fleming,
Little
Rock,
Ark
,
_
_
,
_
_
.
_
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10
Q0
Misffi
Am}
C_
M31-Shall,
““
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.
.
.
.
.
25
00
Isaac
Fleiiring,
Burgettstown,
Pa
...
.
.
..
..
..
.
2
oo
,V1rs_
Sarah
L.
Magill,
“
"
“
“
..
...
13
00
Mrs.
Iilixabetli
Fleiiiiiig,
1<)l(lersville,
Pa
.
.
10
oo
Samue11\,1agi11y
"
““
“
.
.,
.
.
5
00
David
Gault,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
.
....
15
oo
I
K_
}>_
Magill,
Pueblo,
Col.
.
.
.
..
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.
.
...
.
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9-
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10
00
Samuel
L.
Marquis
and
others,
Aledo,
Ills.
..
..
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5
00
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C°m“‘b“5»
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5
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Robert
Marquis,
Kiiigston,
Mo.
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Mrs.
Mary
Ann
Mason,
VVasl1i11gto11,
Iowa
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
I0
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Miss
Sara
A.
Hays,
Pasadena,
Cal
.
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.
.
.
.
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s_
Marquis,
]r.,
Esq.,
Chester,
S.
C
.
.
.
.
..
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.
5
00
Pressly
Heiiwood.
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
.
...
10
oo
Rev.
I
s_
Marquis,
D_
1).,
W'asl1ington,
Pa
..
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.
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T.
Marquis,
Dinsmore,
Pa.
.
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.
.
L.
.
.
.
10
00
Mrs.
Hannah
Hiiidinaii,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
.
.
.
.
5
oo
John
G.
,\,Im.qu;S‘
Bm-gett_e~,t0w11‘
pa;
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,
,
.
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.
.
3
oo
Mrs.
Eliza
J.
Halley,
Atkinsonville,
Ind
.
.
.
.
.
.
IO
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T.
A.
lVIiller,
Baiicrolt,
“.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
I0
00
Leopold
Huber,
ldlewood,
Pa
..
.
.
..
..
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5
oo
MrS_
Juda
1\[L.tCa,1f‘
1>uuc1-,3-011‘_e«
M1113,
Pa
_
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.,,
_
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TO
00
Rev.
P.
S.
Jennings,
Crafton,
Pa
..
..
.
.
..
..
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oo
“
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l\‘ICC1‘Ci1(l)"
I‘:ldersVille,
“
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.
.
.
.
..
I0
00
John
G.
jolmson,
Cross
Creek
”\'illa,o‘e,
Pa
.
.
.....
100
00
H
Isabella
McFarland,
Bulger.
“
.
.
.
..
..
,
.
10
00
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jolmson,
“
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.
.
.
.
.
.
..
IO
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1\/Iiss
E5t11er
I.
McNary.
Burgettstow11,“
.
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.
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I
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W7.
\V._Tackso11,
l’atterson’s
Mills,
Pa
.
.
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.
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IO
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Wrm‘
J_
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Creek
Village‘
P3
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l\/Irs.
Jemima
MeCle11a11cl,
Collier,
'\/V.
Va
.
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A.
L.
l0h11St011.
“
I
“
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.
.
..
.
.
5
oo
H
Heme
K,
Mc.Henry,
Allegheny,
Pa.
.
.
..
.
.
..
5
00
T110masJ<>11nsou.
“
“
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
5
00
Lysander
T.
McCarrell.
Dinsmore.
.
.
.
.
..
..
:0
00
Rev.
J.
D.
Kerr.
Bellevue,
Neb
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
..
.
..
5
oo
13.1155
Martha
M,
McDonald,
Primrose,
“
.
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.
....
.
I00
00
Mrs.
Rebeeca
D.
Kerr,
Plattsmoutli,
Nel)
.
.,
..
.
.
.
.
5
00
john
C.
McKibbe11,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
.
.
...
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.
2
00
ll
Mrs.
J.
L.
Kerr
Son,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
.
.
.
.
.
mo
00
john
S.
McCorkle.
“
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34
H
Hrsrorw
or
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETp;m~,
R.
B.
McCready,
Eldersville,
Pa,
J01111
A.
McFarland,
Burgettstown,
Pa
,
Mrs.
Mary
McBride,
‘K
cc‘
_
'
_
M.
VV.
McCullough,
Cross
Creek
Vj11age,
Pa
Patterson
Brothers,
Boston
Mass
Jas.
L.
Patterson,
ESq.,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
Mrs‘
Isabella
POTU31’,
Hanlin
Station,
Pa.
A.
Pry,
Hickory,
Pa.
,
Mrs.
Ellen
R.
Pry,
Irlickory,
pa_
_
VV.
W’.
Pyles,
Dinsmore,
Pa.
.
M1*‘-
M31‘}’
Lee
Pry,
Burgettstown,
Pa
_
l110-
VV.
Pry,
Burgettstown,
Pa
_
Abraham
Pry,
Sr.,
Cross
Creek
Vill'10‘e
Pa
William
Perry,
Sp,
H
w
uh
1
H
i
R‘
A
Y
‘
'
rs
Ty
Perry’
déc
d‘
C‘
C-
Vluflgey
PEL,
(Bequest),
M1‘-‘V
Mary
K.
Pollock,
Plattsmouth
Neb
‘
H011-J88.
M.
Patterson,
“
H
__
_
.
Thos.
M.
Patterson,
Esq.,
Patterson’s
Mills,
Pa_
Mrs.
Mary
J.
Richards,
Benton,
0
.
C.
S.
Ritchie,
Esq.,
V_Vashington,
Pa
_
H011-
.T0Seph
R.
Reed,
Council
Bluffs
Iowa
Hon.
Chas.
VV.
Rice,
Detroit,
Michigan
,
M11‘
5-
A-
R331;
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
J01111
Reed,
Elizabethtown,
KV,
I.
M.
Reed,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa,
Chilfi
C.
Rea,
VVest
Middletown,
Pa
_
M1353
Mary
Rankin,-Burgettstown,
Pa,
,
Mrs.
Rusina
Robertson,
Steubenville,
Ohio_
Mrs.
Martha
Rosebury,
New
Cumberland,
W,
Va,
Jolm
C.
Reed,
Cross
Creek
Village,
pa.
_
J.
M.
K.
Reed,
“
H
m
John
A.
Reed,
Patterson’s
Mills,
Pa
_
J.
S.
Reed,
H
u
((
Dr.
Joseph
Rogers,
Utiea,
Ohio
_
M179
Mary
0.
Rea,
McDonald,
Pa
.
Mrs.
W'm.
E.
Steen,
Bancroft,
Pa
IO
25
25
10
IO
IOO
IO
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I00
IO
25
IO
oo
oo
oo
oo
oo
oo
oo
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oo
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oo
oo
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O0
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HISTORY
or‘
CROSS
CREEK
CEMETERY.
Mrs.
Margaret
P.
Smith,
Greene,
Iowa
VVm.
O.
Stevenson,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
J.
VV.
Sutherland
and
family,
Bancroft,
Pa.
.
-
.
Samuel
G.
Scott,
Bur,<_:ettstown,
Pa
.
Mrs.
Lizzie
Lee
Scott,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
J.
Morgan
Sharp,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
James
A.
Stevenson,
Pnmgettstown,
Pa.
.
....
.
Miss
Lizzie
Simmons
and
sisters,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
..
M.
R.
Stephenson,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
J.
N.
Scott,
Esqfs
heirs,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
.
Dr.
T.
C.
M.
Stockton,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
Rev.
J.
P.
I’.
Stockton,
VVest
Unity,
Ohio
.
Alexander
Smith,
Eldersville,
Pa
Samuel
Stevenson,
Eldersville,
Pa
.
Mrs.
Eliza
Thompson,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
VV.
VV.
Vance,
Burgettstown,
Pa.
Mrs.
Mary
W.
Vance,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
John
Virtue,
Danbury,
Iowa
Leander
Vance,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa
.
Jas.
L.
Vance,
“““
Robt.
C.
Vance,
Robt.
B.
Vance,
Independence,
Pa
.
Mary
Vance,
“
“
“
Mrs.
Eliza
V.
VValker,
Burgettstown,
Pa
.
J.
Cree
‘Walker,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
..
.
.
.
.
.
VV.
Vance
V\7alker,
l’atterson’s
Mills,
Pa
.
Samuel
Wallzei‘,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Pa.
20
oo
10
oo
5
oo
25
oo
20
oo
50
oo
25
oo
5
00
5
oo
xo
oo
5
oo
xo
oo
20oo
[0
oo
15
oo
20oo
10
oo
10
oo
Io
oo
10
oo
10
oo
500
It
will
be
seen
by
the
foregoing
list
that
there
has
not
been
as
much
money
raised
as
was
desired.
As
the
old
yard
will
all
have
to
be
dug
over
by
hand
and
leveled
up,
and
the
vines
and
bushes
eradicated,
it
will
cost
a
considerable
sum
to
put
it
in
order.
V\7hatever
money
is
raised
from
the
sale
of
this
book
over
the
expenses
of
publishing
it
will
be
devoted
to
the
fund.
If
any
persons
feel
like
making
further
con-
tributions‘,
they
are
earnestly
requested
to
do
so
SOON,
as
when
a
suffi—
cient
amount
is
raised,
then
contributions
will
not
be
desired.
Until
the
supply
is
exhausted,
the
book
can
be
obtained
by
addressing
TREASURER
GRAVEYARD
FUND,
Cross
Creek
Village,
Wasliirigtoii
C0,,
Pa.
86
HISTORY
or
CRoss
CREEK
CEMF2’I‘ERY.
35§II)I:)IEEI‘{
[I)73§.
Additions
to
List
of
Persons
Buried
Here,
but
of
whom
no
Authen—
tie
Dates
can
be
given,
beginning
on
page
71:
Infant
son
of
Robert
and
Ann
Si1npson—1823.
SYLVES’l‘I£R
S’I‘EVENS(,)N.
-
$52?
The
following
have
been
dug
up
in
clearing
off
the
old
Graveyard:
In
memory
of
_TULIANN,
wife
of
Thomas
McFarland,
who
depart-
ed
this
life
Dec.,
1837,
in
the
20th
year
of
her
age.
MARTHA
PATTERSON,
daughter
of
I.
and
J.
Fleming,
died
April
1st,
1841,
aged
40
years.
'
AGNES
CI7NNIN(;I—1AM.
died
,
1839,
aged
59
years.
36.2%
The
Colnniittee
that
has
been
clearing
off
the
old
Graveyard
ha.-'4
unearthed
many
old
field
stones
that
have
letters
and
dates
cut
rudely
on
them,
as
follows:
0.
R.
1791.
M.
R.
1809.
S.
B.
1800.
M.M.
A.
U.
W.
A.
M.
A.
‘W.
(This
is
for
Agnes
VVishart.)
A.
F.
(This
is
for
Abrahani
Fink.)
1794.
(This
is
the
only
mark.
')
I.
A.
L.
L.
E.
L.
M.
VV.
W.
M.
-
S.
R.
J.
R.
I3
yr»
1797-
$6.58
There
are
buried
here
different
connections
of
the
same
name
and
not
related.
There
are
at
least
eight
different
families
of
Smith,
eight
of
Johnson
or
Johnston,
four
Stevenson,
four
or
more
Patterson,
three
or
more
Reed,
three
large
connections
of
Campbell,
three
Cook,
three
Adams,
two
each
of
Marshall,
Ramsey,
Martin,
Cunningham,
Ewing,
Porter,
Robinson,
Miller.
M<:Clella.nd.
Kerr.
Horner,
Greer,
Mason,
and
perhaps
others.