Thomas Cummins Graveyard 
 ( also known as Biddle/Cummins Graveyard)

The following information has been generously contributed by Edna Cummins,
 thanks Edna!

 

Located approximately 1 mile north west of Lenoxburg or approximately 3/4 mile from Holts Creek.  Back in the woods.  Farm belonged to Thomas Cummins when graveyard was started.  Copied May 1987

 

Cummins, Thomas   12 Oct 1800 - 31 Jan 1886

Cummins, Nancy  6 May 1803 - 18 Nov 1886

Campbell, Talitha  13 July 1843 - 26 Feb 1895

Campbell, Arthur G.  8 June 1894 - 27 June 1894

Cummins, Lydia Ann  8 Aug 1833 - 7 Oct 1852

Huffman, Mandy  d. 25 Oct 1852  age  33y 10m 15d

Agrue, Mary Ellen  7 Nov 1846 - 24 Jan 1850

Agrue, Son of H.W. Agrue 6 Aug 18__ - 8 March 1852 ( top broken off and hard to read)

Cummins, Telitha E.  d. 19 Dec 1856  age 12y 6m 13d

Biddle, Sanford  1858 - 1938

Biddle, Mary Ellen  d. 9 Apr 1857  age 10y 2m 6d

Biddle, Margaret  29 Feb 1832 - 17 July 1893

Biddle, Thomas  16 Oct 1830 -  no date

Field rock  with initials  M.H.

Field rock with initials F.B.A.

one broken stone with no name

17 graves marked with field rocks.

 

Possibly here:

Cummins, Margaret Irwin first wife of Rev. Thomas Cummins

Cummins, Nancy Ann daughter of Daniel P. and Margaret Cummins was born on Holts Creek and died in infancy

Cummins, Carroll Ancel son of Daniel P. and Margaret Cummins was born on Holts Creek died age 24 never married

Cummins, Elmer son of Daniel and Margaret Cummins died age 24 never married

Ones marked with field stones are said to have died during typhoid epidemic. 

 

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