by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

David D. Ammons
died July 8, 1839
aged 21 years 11 months 8 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Samuel S. W. Ammons
died Mar. 3, 1845
aged 17 years 8 months 7 days

[worn stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Sarah Ammons
died _____ 1840

[parts of broken stone missing - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
William Ammons
who died 22nd August 1825
aged 46 years
he was a native of Bedford Co. Penna.

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Elizabeth Ball
consort of Luther Ball
who departed this life April 13, 1831
aged 38 years 6 months 13 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Luther Ball
who departed this life
Sept. 8, 1827
aged 50 years 4 months 9 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Joshua Bercaw
who was born December 21st 1778
adn died August 17th 1881
aged 54 years [rest of age missing from broken stone]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Joseph H. Brewer
departed this life
Sept. 15 AD 1837
aged 2 months & 13 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Mariah Brown
consort of Jeffrey Brown
and daughter of Henry & Christena Bunnel
who departed this life March 24th 1858
aged 22 years 9 months and 24 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Sacred to the memory of
Henry Bunnel
son of Henry & Christena Bunnel
born Mar. 3, 1827
died Jan. 29, 1829

[worn stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
George L. Cory
son of Noah and Jane Cory
died Sept. 14, 1848
aged 8 months & 22 days

[worn stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Noah Cory

[rest of stone missing]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Abigal Coulson
died Nov. 26, 1815 [or perhaps 1845?]
AE 4 years 4months 2 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Joseph Dunlap
who departed this life
Aug. 16, AD 1849
aged 59 years
native of Pennsylvania born and raised in Fayette County

[worn stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Elizabeth Fugate
mother of James Fugate
who departed this life Oct ?? 1826
in the 88 year of her age

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

No
Gravestone
Found

Thomas Hamilton
Revolutionary War Veteran

• I think the Thomas Hamilton listed in the The Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol. 2, p. Serial 11999, Vol. 8 was the Thomas Hamilton of whom it was written in an 1889 Edgar County, Illinois county history:
  "The maiden name of the mother of Mrs. [Hannah Patterson] Hanley was Nancy Hamilton.  She was a native of Virginia, born near the town of Moresfield and was the daughter of Thomas Hamilton, who was born in England.  He served in the English army and as a soldier of that army was brought over the Atlantic to fight the colonists.  This he did not wish to do, so deserted the ranks and located in Virginia and lived in Palmyra, Warren County, the remainder of his days"
  Source:   "Portrait and biographical album of Vermilion and Edgar Counties, Illinois: containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the counties". 1889. Chicago: Chapman Brothers, page 1037 [part of a biographical sketch of  David Hanley, husband of Hannah (Patterson) Hanley]
• The IGI gives his death as 1827 in Mason, Warren County, Ohio, which would be consistent with an interment in Unity Cemetery.
• Daughters of the American Revolution Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution - State of Ohio 1938:
  Hamilton, Thomas, Butler Co. - Unable to prove service as many of this name and State where served unknown. Settled Hardy Co., Va. near Morefield after War; married Sarah Seymour. Had 14 children. In early 1800 moved to Warren and Butler Co. Ohio where lived till died 1827 and wife died 1830. Buried Unity church yard near Mason, Butler Co. Marked [grave]. Thomas had 4 sons in 1812 war. Data by Adda Hamilton Davis Columbus, Ohio

8 Jan 2007 Bob Denton of Akron, Ohio writes,
" have been tracing my gt., gt. gt. grandfather, Thomas Alexander Hamilton who was a Capt. during the Rev. War. I noticed, in the source below, there is a Thomas Hamilton buried in the Unity Church Cemetery. His sons ended up in Washington County Ohio after moving from Guernsey County in the first part of the 1800s. Thomas died about 1786 or so. Since you are seeking names with unidentified headstones perhaps this will be helpful.
The Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol. 2, p. Serial 11999, Vol. 8 indicates a Thomas Hamilton is burried in the "Unity Ch. Cemetery near Mason, Ohio 56." Note: it is uncertain if this is the same Thomas A. H. The data, so far, fits the other records which indicate he was given land after the Revolutionary War (see Revolutionary War Boutny Land Grants on Ancestry.com]."

In memory of
Hannah C. Ingersoll
daughter of Wm. S. & Phebe Ingersoll
died Sept. 13th, 1828
aged 1 year 10 months 23 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Sarah Ingersoll
consort of Nathan Ingersoll
was born May 25th AD 1767
and departed this life July the 7th, A.D. 1828

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

Martha J. McKeig
daughter of R. & A. J. McKeig
died Dec. 7, 1848
aged 10 months & 23 days

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Charity Meighen
wife of Amos Meighen
who died Dec. 18, 1841
aged 20 years 10 months 26 days

[worn stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

In memory of
Patrick Meighen
who died Sept. 1, 1844
60th year

[broken stone - inscription partly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006

by
Chuck Griffen
26 October 2006