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BAILEY, Abraham R. |
4 Mar 1789 |
15 Jan 1877 |
87y10m11d |
(Born Springfield, Essex Co., NJ) (See 1872 bio) |
BAILEY, Elizabeth |
12 Dec 1803 |
1 Oct 1884 |
80y9m19d |
Wife of A.R. Bailey |
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HEFFNER, Joseph F. |
1833 |
1919 |
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(Best known as Francis Heffner) |
HEFFNER, Phoebe E. |
(9 Aug) 1842 |
(3 Aug) 1930 |
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Wife of Joseph F. Heffner; Dau of Abraham R. and |
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Elizabeth Sullins Bailey. Born in Missouri. |
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HEFFNER, Merrus A. |
(25 Jul 1867) |
6 Aug 1961 |
94y11d |
(Never married; son of J.F. & P.E. Heffner) |
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Considered an eccentric person by some of his |
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neighbors, he enjoyed making drawings and carving |
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wood. His grave is the northernmost burial in the |
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cemetery marked only with a funeral home marker. |
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HEFFNER, Phebe Inez |
30 Jul 1870 |
28 Dec 1958 |
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(Phebe was born in Morgan County, daughter of |
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Joseph F. & Phoebe Heffner. She never married. |
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She seldom visited with neighbors and didn't |
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encourage visitors. She is known to have worn men's |
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shoes which she laced with baling wire. She was a |
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crack shot with a rifle and is known to have regularly |
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gone out with a rifle and bagged some wild game |
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which she would then cook for the evening meal for |
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her brother Merrus and herself. An often told story |
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is that upon her death, brother Merrus was seen |
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dragging her coffin up the bluff to the cemetery, and |
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that neighbors then assisted him in completing the |
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task. The story is branded as a fairy tale by |
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Melvin Dufelmeier, who himself was a pallbearer at |
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Phoebe's funeral. Mr. Dufelmeier knows that Phoebe's |
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grave is immediately south of the grave of Merrus |
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Heffner. Her grave is marked only with on unreadable |
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funeral home marker. |
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HEFFNER, William F. |
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16 Nov 1860 |
1m28d |
Son of J.F. & P.E. Heffner |
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(His name is carved on the same obelisk as that of |
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his grandparents, Abraham R. & Elizabeth Bailey. |
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