Washington
Township,
Hocking County, Ohio
On
SR 664, about 7 miles south of Logan, Ohio on
the left or 6 miles north of
South
Bloomingville, Ohio on the right at
Black
Jack Rd.. The old cemetery lies on the
hillside on the south
( right) side
of Prattor Rd. (Twp.509) , which goes to a camping facility.
Patton Rd.
is just
south of Paxton Rd.
( CR. 171) and across
from Black Jack Rd.
Busard,
Wm. Riley – d.
March
10, 1846; aged 2 y., 3 m., 6 d. Son of Joseph
& E. Busard. Carter,
Samuel F. – d.
December 1, 1850; aged 12 y., 8 m., 3 d. Son of W.
B. & T. Carter. Collison,
Elizabeth –
d. April 15, 1889; aged 63 y., 10 m., 13 d. Wife of John
Collison. Collison,
John – b. August 31,
1831; d. January 8, 1909; aged 77 y.,4 m.,7 d. Davis,
Alfred – d.
February 15, 1853 (or 1859); Davis,
Daniel R. – d. March
18,
1850; aged 31 y. , ___. Davis,
John – Departed this
life August 26, 1845; aged 46 y., 11 m., 30 d. Davis,
George W. – d. March
27,
1883; aged 59 y., 5 m., 8 d. Davis,
Maria – d. June 2, 1887; aged 61
y., 4 m., 20 d. Wife of G.
W.
Davis. Eby,
Israel – d.
December 2, 1849; aged 3 y.,11 m., 23 d. Son of Rev. A.
& M. Eby. Hughes,
James – d. October __,
1845; aged 37 y., 3 m., 24 d. Hutton, Arie A. - b. January 27,
1877; d. October 19, 1893. Daughter of George & Leib,
William I. – b.
February 15, 1852; aged 2 y, 4 m., 28 d. Son of J.
C. & M. Leib. Poling,
George D. – d. March
4,
1863; aged 2 y., 3 m., 4 d. Poling,
Martin – d. January
18,
1855; aged 7 y. & 3 m. or d. ? Poling,
Mary M. – d. March
21,
1860; aged 1 y., 10 m., 10 d. Sheron, Matilda - d. July 3,
1853; aged 2y., 4m., 28d. Daughter of J. M. Sheron. Watts,
James – d. September
26, 1854; aged 1y.,2 m., 21 d. Son of H.
(or W)
& R. Watts. Watts,
Joshua – d. October
28, 1861; aged 3 y., 2 m.,1 d. Son of A.
& S. Watts. Watts,
Nelson – d. October
11, 1882. Son of O.
& ? Watts. Wilson,
John W. – In Memory of
John W. Wilson who Departed this life Cemetery Transcription was made on Thursday, October 9, 2003, by Lona Brown Stevens and Martha Eveland Brown |
This cemetery is
very old and is in terrible shape.
Effort has been done by an unidentified gentleman to cut and clean the
brush from the spot, to which we are grateful for his
concern
for this
forgotten cemetery. Some of the stones
could not be found that were
indicated from other transcribers of this cemetery.
Some of the old stones that
are
there are broken and weather
worn, making it hard to see the names and dates. Since it is
in
such
array a
comparison of other transcriptions were looked at to find the
most accurate reading as
possible.
If you have relatives that are buried
here or have a
correction, please contact me, because every effort
should be made to
insure accuracy of these pioneers of Hocking County.
Also myself and
another
transcriber saw
three different interpretations of names.
James Hughes or
Hatcher.
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