Cumberland Cemetery Burial List
Warren Township, WR044
Data Entry by Cheryl Dixon from a May, 1990 list in the State Library
[Note: Four tombstones may have been removed entirely.
Lots of broken tombstones are scattered around the cemetery.]
Index
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Barton, Eliza |
Sloan James |
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Bonge Hannah |
Smith, George |
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Bonge, Frank |
Snyder, Carrie |
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Cole(?) Augustis |
Snyder, Henry |
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Ebaugh, J. R. |
Snyder, James F. |
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McConnel, James |
Snyder, Lauren |
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Nicholas, Elizabeth |
Snyder, Mary |
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Rice, Willie |
Snyder,William |
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Rigva, Cludo |
Travis, Isaac |
Readings
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Eliza Barton, wife of Frederick Barton |
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February 15, 1855 |
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Stone behind Barton’s cannot be read |
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George W. Smith, son of E. & S. Smith |
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November 18, 1852 |
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Isaac Travis |
82 |
August 12, 1856 |
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Willie Rice |
Infant |
September 10, 1852 |
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William H. Snyder |
1y 8m 28d |
March 23, 1837 |
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James F. Snyder |
6y 2m 5d |
October 21, 1843 |
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Lauren Snyder |
126y1m 28d |
April 21, 1856 |
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Henry Snyder |
58y 4m 16d |
December 23, 1869 (?) |
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Mary Snyder |
2y 4m 12d |
February 17, 1842 |
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Carrie Snyder |
21y 5m 23d |
August 29, 1863 |
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Milton |
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March 26, 1867 |
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An organization symbol is engraved on the stone |
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Name illegible |
24y 8m 14d |
September 23, ? |
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Illegible |
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Illegible |
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Elizabeth Nicholas, wife of Henry Nicholas |
54y 10m 3d |
July 5, 1871 |
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Name illegible |
66y 6m |
July 1868 |
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Tombstone illegible (enclosed in a fence) |
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Nancy, wife of William |
48y, 9m |
August 11, 1839 |
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Illegible |
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J. R. Ebaugh |
September 13, 1841 |
April 1898 |
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Has words or poem, but can’t make them out |
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Tall tombstone |
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March 25, (?) |
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Small tombstone, illegible |
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In Memory of James McConnel |
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No date |
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"His sun went down" Symbol of a hand with a finger pointed upward |
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James Sloan |
January 27, 1788 |
August 31, 1858 |
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Gludo Rigva (?) Broken tombstone |
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Frank Bonge |
1871 |
1874 |
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Hannah Bonge |
1834 |
1864 |
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Augustis Cole (?), 11th infantry |
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Illegible |
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A. W. |
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(on the inside of a black fenced area) |
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