SCHERMERHORN CEMETERY Cemetery history & transcription done by LuAnn Schrader. Assisted by Diane Oldfather in 2003. ============================================ NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, material may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material, AND permission is obtained from the contributor of the file. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by other organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for non-commercial purposes, MUST obtain the written consent of the contributor, OR the legal representative of the submitter. ============================================ This cemetery was donated to the Methodist Church, with the deed signed June 13, 1874. It gave the Methodists 2 acres of land. Philip B-and Mary Schermerhorn were the origional owners of the property, and the ones who donated it. In the 1880's the Schermerhorn farm was sold to Hosea Quimby, who gave the South half of the cemetery to the German Evangelical Lutherans-St Peter Congregation in 1891. They built a fence to divide the two of them. In 1903 land was donated to the Lutheran's by Charles Ramspott for a new cemetery nearer to town. This cemetery was abandoned, as the Methodists were no longer around either. In 1987 some of the people of Easton restored what they could of the cemetery. They put the remaining stones on a cement slab-all in a row. This information all comes compliments of LuAnn Schrader. She has been one of the people restoring and doing a lot of the work on the cemetery. At one time she had crayon rubbings of the stones, and lots of information. In the 1990's a house fire destroyed most of this. What is here is what she has gathered since that time. This fire not only was a tragedy for the family, but for all history. The cemetery is in Section 19 of Minnesota Lake Township. If you take Cty 21 S of Minnesota Lake to 200th ST. (the first left after the curves) Take the gravel road to the left and the cemetery sits in the middle of the farm fields off to your right about 2 miles down the road. It is on the corner of 200th ST and Cty 115. You can also follow Main Street in Easton to Ash Street (stop sign) Go right to the stop sign and the left on 4th (Cty 115) Follow the gravel road until you intersect with 200th St. It is in the field on left side of the road. Please take in consideration that these stones are just listed. They are not in any special order, and it is not know which cemetery they actually came from. BARNES George 10/9/42-7/25/1876 came to MN in 1863 son of MC-Mary M BELL William d 6/15/1866 (20 day) Alfred C d 9/9/1868 (3 mo, 10 day) (both sons of SN-RB) DANIELS Susanah (Cook) d 2/7/1886 (48 yr, 8 mo, 1 day) (wife of JW) daughter of Daniel-Mary A DEMING Roswell d 2/8/1895 (68 yr, 6 mo, 21 day) HALLACK Mary (James) d 1/29/18873 (24 yr, 6 mo) (wife of MO) daughter of Henry-Eliza HUSSELY Minnie d 7/9/1880 (2 mo, 11 day) Charles d 7/1/1878 (5 mo, 10 day) (children of Charles-Carrie) KLENK Althera d 8/25/1894 (3 mo, 3 day) (child of Jake-Margaret) George 7/17/79-2/10/1884 (son of F-M) LUCKHARDT Johannes 4/1828-1/1897 LUDWIG Wilhelmine 11/1/44-11/15/1899 (wife of C) SAULSBURY David d 11/9/1873 (62 yr) (son of Peter-Catherine) SCHERMERHORN ?? d 1867 (23 yr, 1 mo, 4 day) (broken stone) SMITH Thaddeus d 1/14/1875 (87 yr, 11 mo, 29 day) came to MN 5/8/1866 civil war veteran Margaret 3/4/34-3/11/1884 QUIMBY Mary (Weiser) d 5/19/1877 (31 yr, 10 mo, 6 day) (wife of Hosea) WALTER J.G. 1/24/39-4/4/1896 WETTLAUFER Adam 5/30/93-9/30/1893 (son of George- Elizabeth Luckhardt) Anna 1/13/94-1/15/1894 (child of Lewis- Martha Luckhardt) WING John 7/26/59-9/29/1890 Amanda d 2/6/1874 (wife of Elihu) Elmer E d 6/3/1865 (9 mo, 18 day) (son of H-BM) Homer d 4/19/1883 (65 yr, 10 mo, 27 day)