GLADE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH and CEMETERY STONY CREEK TOWNSHIP SOMERSET COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA

Glade Evangelical Lutheran Church And Cemetery
Stony Creek Township Somerset County Pennsylvania

Copied August 17, 1953.
By Laure Hay Braddock (Mrs. James S.) Walnut Street, Mount Pleasant, Pa.
And Her Sister, Charlotte Hay Beard (Mrs. R. Edward) 550 East Crawford Avenue, Connellsville, Pa.

Excerpted from Tombstone Inscriptions of Cemeteries,
Somerset County, Pa. McKeesport, Pa.: 1977
Typescript, no copyright statement

[Transcribed by Dave Swerdfeger]

Pastors and People of Somerset Classis, published by Berlin Publishing Company, Somerset County, 1940, we find a sketch of Glade Church by A.R. Glessner: "The history of Glade Church begins with services held in a school-house a short distance from the location of the present Church. 1812 is the traditional date of the organization of the congregation by Rev. Henry Giese. Among the other charter members are found the names of Elias Altfather; Joseph Glessner, Sr; Abraham Landis, Sr., and Jacob Zeigler.

The earliest record coming down from the congregation bears the date of May 19, 1814, when Rev. Giese baptized three children. The veteran pastor records the list of communicants each year from 1821 to 1833 inclusive. "In Yahr 1821 den 4ten November wurde von der. Reformirten fur Iten Mahl in der Kirche das Heilige Abendmah ! gehalten and funden diese folgende Personen dabel". In the year 1821 on the fourth of November the Holy Communion was held by the Reformed for the first time in the church, and found the following persons present. Then follow the names of twenty seven communicants in addition to twenty confirmations. All the baptisms and communicants by Rev. Giese were recorded in German Script by his own hand.

The first church building, dedicated St. Mary's Union Church, was erected probably in 1819 or 1820, on the northeast corner of the intersection of the crossroads near the present Lutheran Church, a plot of ground now occupied by the old Union Cemetery, which was presented to the Lutheran and Reformed Congregations for church purposes by Jacob Mosholder. The first church was a log building, 34 x 34 feet. Later it was weatherboarded and remained in a remarkable state or preservation until 1839, when it was sold to E.M. Lambert for sixty dollars ($60.00).

Glade Members before 1889, living in 1938:
1. BERKEY, Mrs. W.G.
2. GLESSNER, Edmund. (oldest member of log Church period)
3. GLESSNER, Mrs. Harville.
4. GLESSNER, Jacob M.
5. GLESSNER, Mrs. J.M.
6. GLESSNER, Mrs Sarah.
7. GLESSNER, Mrs. Susan M.
8. HILLEGASS, Luther J.
9. LANDIS, Edmund.
10. MILLER, Edward H.
11. MILLER, Mrs. E.H.
12. MILLER, Irvin E.
13. MOSGRAVE, Mrs. Charles.
14. RINGLER, William.
15. SCHROCK, Mrs. Harvey.
16. STULL, Mrs. Alice Landis.
17. STULL, Mrs. William.
18. STUTZMAN, George M. (oldest member of 1938 congregation)
19. WALKER, Mrs. Joseph.
20. WILL, Charles E.

Glade Consistory in 1933.
1. ASH, Rev. Harold R.
2. BERKEY, Harvey.
3. GLESSNER, Earnest.
4. GLESSNER, Helen.
5. GLESSNER, Robert H.
6. GLESSNER, Wm.
7. LANDIS, Merle.
8. LANDIS, N.A.
9. LONG, Robert.
10. MILLER, E.H.
11. MILLER, Webster B.
12. SCHROCK, Marguerite.
13. SCHROCK, M.R.
14. WALKER, Dayton.

The present church was erected in 1837. Peter T. Miller; W.J. Glessner; and John Altfather, were appointed a committers to select a site and raise $1800.00 toward the erection of a church. The committee reported the selection of the present site and $1805.00 subscribed. The building committee, consisting of Peter T. Miller, John M. Glessner, and Jefferson Altfather, was instructed to proceed with the erection of a church to cost approximately $2500.00. The cornerstone was laid June 21, 1838. The church was dedicated February 24, 1889. From an account of the dedication written by Rev. A.J. Heller, and published in the Somerset Herald, March 20, 1839, the following is taken:- "Last spring the Lutheran and Reformed congregation by the advice and under the efficient leadership of their pastor Rev. Hiram H. King, of Somerset, began the erection of a beautiful church located a little to the south of the old church in an angle formed by the convergence of the roads from Roxbury (now known in 1953, as Route #160). After long and weary delay, caused by the want of promptness on the part of those who had contracted to furnish the glass, the dedicatory services were held on Sunday morning, the 24th ult.

The windows are in pairs and bear the following inscriptions:
1. In Memory of Jacob Glessner & Magdalena Glessner.
2. In Memory of Abraham Landis & Sarah Landis.
3. In Memory of John Zigler & Eve Zigler.
4. In Memory of Elias Altfather & Leah Altfather.
5. In Memory of Tobias Glessner & Caroline Glessner.
6. In Memory of Samuel Lambert & Nancy E. Lambert.
7. In Memory of David Ross & Sarah Ross.
8. In Memory of Jefferson Altfather & Emma Altfather.
The above 8 windows are on the right side from front to rear. The following 8 windows are on the left side from front to rear.
1. In Memory of Tobias Miller & Margaret Miller.
2. In Memory of Benjamin Kimmel & Sarah Kimmel.
3. In Memory of Solomon Engle & Dinah Engle.
4. In Memory of John Carver by Adaline Carver.
5. In Memory of Edward Glessner & Sophia Glessner.
6. In Memory of John M. Glessner & Mary Glessner.
7. In Memory of Original names lost (Pastor Hiram King, at present?)
8. In Memory of John Lutz by Sarah Lutz.
On the rear window, In Memory of Joseph Glessner, Sr., & Catherine Glessner. Pulpit window, Pastor Hiram King. Right Vestibule window, G. A. R., and left vestibule window, In Memory of Jeremiah K. Miller, M.D.

GLADE CHURCH WILL OBSERVE 50th YEAR AT SERVICE JULY 24, 1957. Special to The Courier.

MYERSDALE, July 16,--- The Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church in Stonycreek township, Somerset county, will observe its 50th anniversary at services at 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. Sunday, July 24, in the church.

Addresses will be delivered by two former pastors, Rev. J.B. Musser, now at Ublersburg, and Rev. H.D. Gress, now at Crescent City, Fla. A basket picnic will be held at noon and all former members and friends of the congregation will be welcome.

Chairmen of committee arranging for the observance include M.R. Schrock, N.A. Landis, E.H. Miller, Robert H. Glessner, Merle F. Landis and LaRue Kimmel.

The Glade congregation was organized in 1812 and in 1883 the present church was erected, the cornerstone being laid of June 11 of that year. Dedication services were held February 23, 1889. Erection was planned and completed under the supervision of Rev. Dr. Hiram King, former well-known Somerset county minister. At the present time a renovating program is under way.

The church is being repainted and recently new furnaces were installed. From Newspaper clipping.

Pastor of Glade Church, August 1953, Rev. Joseph K. Donat.

The following Inscriptions were copied August 17th, 1953 by Mrs. James S. Braddock and her sister, Mrs. R. Edward Beard, Officers of Braddock Trail Chapter, N.S.D.A.R. Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania.

TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS; Glade Evangelical Lutheran Church Stony Creek Twp., Somerset Co., Pa.

ROW 1 In Front of Entrance Steps, Beginning to left of entrance at Highway Route #160.
1. CARVER, Large Granite Monument
Mother, Sidney A. 1868 - 1951;
Father Ira G. 1867 - 19----.
2. CARVER, Large Granite Monument
Mother, Bertha A. 1892 - 1950;
Father, Henry H. 1875 - 1953.
3. LOWRY, Double Stone,
Effie M. 1875 - 19---;
George W. 1866 - 1949.
4. OUSTEAD, Monument,
Annie, 1869 - 1945, Mother.
Christ A. 1869 - 1938, Father.

ROW 2 Beginning at Route #160.
1. GLESSNER, Theodore E., s/o E. & S., d. Jan. 9, 1882; Age 13 das.
2. GLESSNER, Phebe S., d/o E. & S., d. Nov. 21, 1875; Age 24 days.
3. GLESSNER, Anna E., d/o E. & S., d. May 29, 1865; Age 6 Months.
4. GLESSNER, Margaret S., d/o E. & S., d. Jan. 22, 1865; Age 7 Mos.
5. GLESSNER, Wilson E., s/o E. & S., d. Oct. 13, 1883; Age 16-4-2.
6. GLESSNER, John J., s/o E. & S., d. Apr. 21, 1860; Age 3 Days.
7. GLESSNER, Harriet, d/o E. & S., d. Dec. 1, 1870; Age 8 Months.
8. GLESSNER, Leman E., s/o E. a S., d. Mar. 1, 1862; Age 3 yrs. & 9 Months.
9. GLESSNER, Large Pink Granite Monument. "At Rest" Father; Edward Glessner, d. Feb. 2, 1899 (Aged 82-1-16) GLESSNER Foot Stone, "Father"
10. WALKER, On Face of Stone
Hazel Mae, d/o F.L. & D.M. Walker 1911 - 1912.
Floyd Jewell 1914 - 1916 to Right of face Small Stone to right of large stone.
Small Stone to right of large stone. Floyd Jewell Walker.
11. WALKER, Beautiful Modern Barre Granite Moument.
Della M. 1875 - 19----;
Franklin L. 1866 - 1946.
12. WALKER, Magnificent costly Barre Granite Moument.
Cynthia U. (His wife) 1868 - 1915; Small Stone, "Mother"
Irvin G., 1864 - 1931, "Father" Small Stone.
13. LOWRY, On Face of Stone,
Charles O. 1870 - 1939;
Sidnie, 1868 - 1914, His Wife.
14. WYAND, Harry F. Dec. 2, 1903; July 14, 1910 (9-7-12)
15. WYAND, Carrie G. w/o E.F., d. July 20, 1904 (30-2-4)
16. LOWRY, Benjamin, 1863 - 1936 - Foot Stone "Brother."
17. ROBINETTE, Lewis A. Robinette - Grandson of Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wyand. b. Oct. 13, 1905, d. Feb. 8, 1909 (3-3-25)
18. LOWRY, Luella M.. (Infant Stone), d/o H.P. & S.A., b. June 12, 1914.
19. PILE, Small Stone, D.E. Pile, 1921.
20. MILLER, Beautiful Modern Barre Granite Monument. Small Stone - Minnie J. 1871 - 1941.
21. MILLER, Kenneth, s/o R.M. & M.B. Feb. 2, 1919, d. Mar. 24, 1919.

ROW 3 From Entrance Steps. beginning at Highway #160.
1. LOWRY, Small Stone - Harry G., s/o G.W. & E.M. Died, Feb. 3, 1900 (5-3-8)
2. GLESSNER, MONUMENT,
Daniel E. 1844 - 1918;
Maggie A. His Wife, 1843 - 1893.
Katherine, 2nd Wife 1850 - 1912
Simon R. 1873 - 189_,
Mary Walker, 1841 - 1913.
Foot Stones, inscribed; 1. Mary 2. Wife 3. Father 4. Mother 5. Simon.
3. CARVER, Small Stone,
Charles E. 1911 - 1911.
Edison M. 1904 - 1904.
4. MILES, John Mardell Miles, 1933 - 1933 (Funeral Dir. Marker)
5. WALKER, Small Stone, "Mother" Fern E. Walker, 1914 - 1932.
6. BRANT, Small Stone, Mary Grace, d/o I.E. & M.E. Brant, d. Aug. 19, 1896 (2-2-13)
7. CARVER, Large Monument, "At Rest"
Abraham Carver, Nov. 6, 1842, d. Apr. 28, 1902 (G.A.R.)
Belinda, His Wife, Sept. 5, 1840, d. Sept. 7, 1923.
Foot Stones, "Mother" & "Father".
8. LOWRY, Large Monument,
Cathran, b Jan. 9, 1837; d Nov. 14, 1921.
Chancy, b. Aug. 8, 1834., d. Mar. 7, 1905. Co. 1. 32nd Reg. Pa. Vol.
9. LOWRY, Small Old Store - Josiah J., d. Mar. 25, 1896 (23-5-5).
10. FRITZ, Small Stone - Wesley J. Fritz, 1878 - 1935.
11. FRITZ, Double Stone.
Evi G., 1838 - 1932;
Wm. J., 1832 - 1896.
12. LOWRY, Large Old Style Stone.
Josiah Lowry, d. Apr. 3, 1897 (73-10-23).
Esther (wife), d. Mar. 27, 1915 (83-0-24).
13. WILL, Large Old Style Monument.
William G. d Apr. 1, 1900 (75-8-8).
Sarah (wife), d. July 7, 1907 (81-9-7).
14. PUGH,
Henrietta, w/o James H., d. Nov. 3, 1901 (75-3-1).
James H., d. Oct. 30, 1895 (74-11-10).
15. PUGH, John H., s/o J.H. & H., d. Dec. 5, 1908 (41-7-1).
16. WALKER, Small Stone
Marion G. Feb.-Dec., 1937.
Alvin G., 1940
Children of C.R. & E.V.

ROW 4 From Entrance. Beginning at Highway #160.
1. GLESSNER, Beautiful Gray Barre Granite Monument. Two Small Stones
Rebecca Landis, 1876 - 1938.
A. Jackson, 1871 - 1943, (Flag in Memoriam. F.L.T.)
2. GEISEL, Beautiful Modern Gray Granite Low Stone.
Hiram, 1899 - 1946;
George, 1861 - 1890;
Rachel, 1831 - 1901.
5 Small Stones, Daughter - Son - Mother - Father - Grandmother
3. ROBERTS, Small Stone, Noah M. d July 5, 1892 (3-9-6)
4. GARVER, Old Style Stone, GARVER on face.
Perla B., d/o I.G. & S.A., d. Apr. 1, 1883 (0-4-2).
Lester G., s/o I.G. & S.A., d. Dec. 17, 1891 (0-2-6).
5 LOWRY, Field Stone - Susannah date not legible (50-6-4)
6. LOWRY, Under Large Pine Tree, Native Stone Inscribed, Samuel Lowry (No dates)
7. LOWRY, Under Large Pine Tree, Native Stone Inscribed, Benjamin Lowry (No dates)
8. LOWRY, Under Large Pine Tree, Native Stone Inscribed, D.U. Lowry (No dates)
9. LOWRY, Small Stone, Ellen, d/o J. & B., d. Nov. 18, 1862 (2-7-0)
10. LOWRY Benjamin, s/o J. & E., d. Sept. 12, 1862 (6-6-20)
11. LOWRY, Mary w/o John, d. Sept. 22, 1866 (74-4-12) (Mother)
12. LOWRY, John, d. 7-2-1861 (81-4-24) Soldier of 1812. (Father)
13. WALKER, Tall Old Style Marble Monument - one side;
Jacob J., d. July 15, 1831 (32-5-27)
Catherine, wife, d. Sept. 14, 1869 (67-7-10)
Opposite side. Foot Stones C.W. - J. J. W.
14. LOWRY, John, s/o J. & E., d. Sept. 11, 1866 (4-0-12)
15. LOWRY, Ebby, d/o J. & E., d. Mar. 6, 1867 (2-0-20)
16. RINGLSR, Johnson Sept. 16, 182 - Nov. 26, 1878.
17. FRITZ, Susannah w/o Jacob, d. June 4, 1869 (78-10-19) Foot stone S.F.
18. FRITZ, Jacob, d. March 7, 1870 (73-1-17) Foot Stone J.F.
19. FRITZ, Valentine, d. Jan. 31, 1887 (63-7-29) Foot Stone V.F.
20. WEGHTENHISER, Esther w/o A., d. July 28, 1879 (70-11-15) E.W.
21. ROSS, Old style stone monument -
At Bottom. Catherine, His wife, d. Sept. 30, 1906 (73-1-15).
Herman, d. Apr. 4, 1870 (42-10-7) Foot Stones C.R. & H.R.
22. WILL, Small stone, Melissa, d/o J.H. & C., d. Apr. 17, 1871. (22-6-0)
23. WILL, Catherine, d. Feb. 14, 1839 (85-2-14)
24. Field Stone not inscribed.
25. MILLER, Margaret w/o Tobias, d. May 5, 1882 (60-11-17)
26. MILLER, Tobias d July 30, 1880 (67-4-21)
27. MILLER,
Margaret, 1858 - 1945. Small stone, Mother.
John C. 1855 - 1941. Small stone. Father.
28. GLOSS,
Agnes w/o Levi, d. Nov. 2, 1902 (93-3-25).
Levi, d. Jan. 15, 1839 (70-4-19)
Small Stone "Mother"
Small stone "Father"
29. KELLER
Levi A. 1866 - 1946
Amanda A. 1860 - 1920 His wife.
Small stone "Mother"
Small stone "Father"
30. MILLER, Magnificent Modern Barre Granite Monument.
Small stone Ida M. 1873 - 1943.
Small stone Edward H. 1870 - 19---.

ROW 5 Beginning at Highway #160.
1. ROSS, Triple Low Stone,
Father, Cletus E., 1906- 19---.
Mother, Elsie M., 1897- 1949.
Son, Billy N. 1927 - 1930.
2. BERKEY, Old stone, Charles C., s/o J. & S., d. June 19, 1891. (26-9-12).
3. LANDIS, Small Stone. Rebecca Landis 1876 - 1933.
4. JACKSON, Small Stone - A. Jackson 1871 - 1943.
5. BERKEY, Square Stone,
John 1842 - 1916.
Sarah 1843 - 1915.
Joseph 1867 - 1903.
Elmer 1873 - 19----.
6. BRANT, Modern Stone - George Brant 1917 - 1892. Erected by Descendants.
7. CARVER, Large Monument
Lucy, His wife, 1835 - 1906.
Anthony, 1833 - 1895.
8. GARVER, Large Old Style Marble Monument.
On Face, John Garver, d. Oct. 16, 1879 (74-3-9).
To right, Adaline Garver, d. Oct. 24, 1891 (85-9-10)
To left, John J. Garver d in Camp Curtin, Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. 30, 1862 (21-4-4) (Civil War Veteran Marker, 1861-65.)
9. KELLER, Old Style Tombstone- Elizabeth, Consort of Casper, d. Jan. 13, 1849 (75-O-24) Foot Stone E.K.
10. KELLER, Old Style Tombstone -
Casper, b. Feb. 22, 1769, died March 16, 1837 (63-0-22)
Foot Stone C.K.
Grave, marked with U.S.D. of 1812 Marker by Dolly Madison Chapter, Pittsburgh, Pa. At bottom- "Remember man as you pass by; As you are now so one was I; And as I am so must you be.; Prepare for death and follow me".
11. RHOADS, Old Style Tombstone - Catharine Rhoads, w/o John, b. April 14, 1743, d. Dec. 7, 1837 (99-7-23)
12. Stone broken off, inscription illegible.
13. Stone broken off, inscription illegible.
14. BEACHTEL; BOYER, Old Marble Stone broken off base, and flat on ground, inscribed "Our Mother" Sarah Beachtel w/o Henry Boyer, d. June 2, 1901 (91-0-13).
15. Field Stone not inscribed.
16. SPEICHER, Large Monument, Old Style,
Tobias Speicher d May 26, 1876 (72-8-25).
Polly w/o Tobias, d. Feb. 28, 1874 (77-1-26).
Sarah w/o Tobias d Feb. 21, 1909 (87-11-11).
17. ROSS, Old Style Marble Monument,
Ephriam Ross, d. Jan. 5, 1837 (64-11-9).
Sarah w/o Ephriam, d. Apr. 25, 1900 (76-2-0).
18. MILLER, Small Stone - Lottie E., d/o I.E. & S.N. Miller, d. May 28, 1838 (0-2-3)
19. Small stone, no inscriptions.
20. MILLER, Monument, Old Style.
Maggie G. d July 9, 1836 (10-9-8).
Oscar P., d. July 10, 1886 (7-3-27).
Children of Peter T. & S. Miller.
21. MILLER, Large Old Style Monument.
Sarah w/o Peter T., d. Sept. 13, 1893 (43-3-11)
Peter T., d. Apr. 6, 1921 (78-8-7) Co. D. 183rd Pa. Vol. Civil War Marker 61-65.
Smal1 stones Sarah Miller & Peter T. Miller.
22. WALKER, Old Style Stone Rosco C., s/o J. &. M. J. Walker, d. Oct. 14, 1897 (0-0-7)
23. WALKER, Small Old Style Stone, balance illegible.
24. MILLER, Small Old Style Stone "Our Grace, d/o P.I. & E. Miller, d. Feb. 20, 1901 (3-9-19)
25. WALKER, Small Old Style Monument. Vida D. Walker, b. March 31, 1891, d. Sept. 29, 1907 (16-5-23), d/o J. & M. Walker.

ROW 6 in front of Main Entrance, beginning at Highway #160:
1. REED, John Reed 1826 - 1888 (Government Marker) Priv. Co. H. 187th reg't. Pa. Vol. Civil War Veteran 61-65 and Flag.
2. ZIMMERMAN, Catherine Zimmerman Berkey 1794 - 1886. BERKEY.
3. BERKEY, Daniel Berkey Jr., 1806 - 1881.
4. Grave marked with field stone, no inscription.
5. Grave marked with field stone, no inscription.
6. Grave marked with field stone, no inscription.
7. Grave marked with field stone, no inscription.
8. Grave marked with field stone, no inscription.
9. CARVER, Sylveester, s/o A. & B. Carver, d. June 24, 1861. Aged 4 days.
10. ROSS, Ellen Ross, d. Aug. 2, 1861 (2-0-22)
11. ROSS, Benjamin Ross, d. Sept. 15, 1863 (5-6-8)
12. Field stone, no inscription.
13. Field stone, no inscription.
14. Field stone, no inscription.
15. Field stone, no inscription.
16. Field stone, no inscription.
17. Field stone, no inscription.
18. Field stone, no inscription.
19. Field stone, no inscription.
20. Field stone, no inscription.
21. Field stone, no inscription.
22. Old Stone inscribed in German, as follows: WAST RAUR TIH ROAN DAS ICH SOH, ----TREUR, TRAUBENTA, HRENCHBINK, OMENZUE, WIGERFRE, UDIHRLETRNOOHE, NGEFAHRENTICH. Balance illegible on front of stone. On opposite side of stone inscribed,
ERIST GESTORBEN - Den 26 October
MIAH 1824 (or 1724). Foot stone, not inscribed, matches head stone.
23. SHANK, Old style Stone, inscribed "In Memory of Christian Shank, b. Oct. 10th 1752 &, d. Mar. 23, 1832, aged (80-6-13). Foot Stone, inscribed C.S. Metal Marker and Flag, "Revolutionary War Veteran".
24. SHANK, Old Style Stone, inscribed, (Mary Elizabeth Shank), IER AUEN SIE GEBEINE SIC IN SEAD DUTCH OCHEND DIE MOHE ABORIN November SUN 6, 1755, AND DEI IN EHFONT Febor 5 UND DIEN 1827; AOGEN 72 IDHR 8 MONOTH UND 26 DAS.
25. Old Stone Inscription in German, illegible.
26. Old Stone Inscription in German, illegible.
27. Old Stone Inscription in German, illegible.
23. KELLER, Mariah, d/o D. & C., d. May 22nd 1838 (3-9-22)
29. KELLER, Old Style Stone "In Memory of Eve, Consort of Jacob Keller, d. Apr. 16th 1846 (64-10-27)
30. Old Style Stone, crushed, illegible.
31. Old Style Stone, crushed, illegible.
32. Old Stone illegible.
33. ZEIGLER, William, s/o Samuel & Elizabeth, d. Feb. 27, 1868 (1-3-16)
34. ZEIGLER, David, s/o Samuel & Elizabeth, d. Mar. 26, 1869. (3-5-23)
35. WEGTENHISER, Anthony, s/o A. & E., d. Mar. 16, 1849 (0-10-26)
36. KELLEY, Joseph, d. Jan. 5, 1872 (20-11-26)
37. GLESSNER, Kate A. 1837 - 1887 & Essie M. 1888 - 1890.
38. FLERGEL, Old stone toppled over on ground, almost illegible: Mary, Consort of Jacob Flergel, d. June 30, 1852 (31-11-13)
39. Adjacent grave marked with field stone; no inscp.
40. WALKER, Sarah K., d/o John & Mary A. Walker, d. Aug. 20, 1876 (5-7-26)
41. MANGES, Old Style Stone -
On right side inscribed; David Manges, d. Feb. 10, 1889 (75-5-1).
On left side inscribed; Susanna w/o D. Manges, d. Sept. 4, 1888 (71-3-10)
42. RINGLER, Uriah W. Ringler, d. Mar. 28, 1830 (1-1-14)
43. BOYER / HAMMOND, Old Style stone.
On left side of face, Charles, s/o John Boyer & Maggie Hammond;, aged 2 years.
Right side of face, John Boyer, b. July 14, 1839 d. May 4, 1910. 1861-1965 Veteran Marker & Flag.
44. BOYER / KELLER, Beautiful Modern Barre Granite Monument. Inscribed on face, SOPHIA BOYER KELLER, 1847 - 1936 "At Rest"
45. DECKER, Undertaker Metal Marker ---- ? --- Mae Decker, April 14, 1943 Aged ? yrs. 7 mos. 17 days.
46. BERKEY
Left side, Eliza A. w/o Samuel A. Feb. 19. 1851- Nov. 9, 1930.
Right side, Samuel A. Feb. 28, 1847 - July 26, 1913.
Foot Stones "Mother" "Father"
47. BERKEY, Lottie, d/o S. & E., d. Dec. 9, 1892 (4-8-12)
48. UNG, Mary Elizabeth w/o Philip, d. Feb. 14, 1874 (92-3-10)
49. SPAUGY, Julian Spaugy, d. July 7, 1878 (78-0-27)
50. ELLENBERGER, Peter "Our Father", d. Oct. 16, 1881 (67-1-13)
51. HILE, Mary w/o Charles, d. May 1844 (24-9-4)
52. MANGES, Eleanor, b. April 8, 1845, d. Dec. 30, 1845 (0-8-22)
53. GOHN, Susan d June 30, 1830 (aged 20 yrs.)
54. MANGES, Joseph, b. June 19, 17(?), d. Jan. 23, 1848 (57-7-4)
55. MANGES, Margaret w/o Joseph, d. March 13, 1839 (53-9-1)
56. GOHN, Mary w/o John F., d. June 1, 1830, aged 22 years.
56. Grave unmarked.
57. Grave unmarked.
58. Grave unmarked.
59. Grave unmarked.

ROW 7 From front entrance, oeginning at Highway #160.
1. COLEMAN, Small Stone - Wilberdien B., b. Mar. 8, 1917, d. Mar. 8, 1917.
2. SPEICHER, Rebecca w/o Daniel, d. Sept. 29, 1894 (72-10-17)
3. DENNIS, Old stone broken off base, flat on ground: Elizabeth w/o H. Dennis, d. Mar. 26, 1875 (88-8-17)
4. DENNIS, Very old stone; Henry, d. July 5, 1865 (78-5-19)
5. Stone sunken in ground too far to be legible.
6. Stone sunken in ground too far to be legible.
7. GLOSS, Very old stone - Margaret, Consort of Jacob, b. Nov. 29, 1738, d. Sept. 20, 1864 (75-9-21)
8. GLOSS, Very old stone - Jacob Gloss, b. Sept. 15, 1787 died July 9, 1865 (77-9-24)
9. GLOSS, Jacob Gloss, b. Feb. 18, 1831, d. Feb. 1860 (29-11-26) (Civil War Marker 1861-1865)
10. NULL, Tombstone fall over & broken - George W. Null died Feb. 11, 1903 (83-10-10) Co. E. 76th Reg. Pa. Inf. (Civil War Marker 1861-1865) "Gone Home"
11. SHAFER, Small stone - Samuel, s/o John & Nancy Shafer born May 20, 1831 d March 1833, aged 2 years.
12. CLARK, Martha, d. May 8, 1829 (0-2-3)
13. FRITZ, Josiah, b. Feb. 28, 1822, d., aged (16-2-2)
14. MANGES, Adam, b. Wm. 30, 1777, d. Nov. 1, 1829 (51-11-1)
15. MENGES, Jacob Menges - Adjacent Stone inscribed in German Aged 74 years. Foot Stone J.M.
16. SCHIN, Inscription in German, In Memory of Joseph Schin, Balance illegible.
17. In Memory of ---- ? In German, not legible.
18. Inscription entirely in German.
19. MOUSHOLDER Here rests thc Body of George Mousholder, b. April 6, 1804, d. June 22 1828 (24-2-16)

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