Corrington Cemetery, Deerfield Twp, Warren County, Ohio

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Corrington/Coddington Cemetery
aka Carrington or Honerlaw
Deeerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio

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	Range 2 Township 4 Section 35 from Warner's 1867 Wall Map of Warren County, Ohio which contains a number of Corrington family parcels. The 106 2/3 acre parcel in the northeast corner of the section would be the "foreiture" where Joseph Coddington originally settled.
	Ezra Coddington born May 28, 1806 died Aug. 8, 1853 [Inscription mostly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6]	by Chuck Griffen 5 December 2006
please share your photo of this stone	Joseph Coddington born 1763 died Aug. 15, 1848 Revolutionary War and War of 1812 Veteran [stone not found in 2006 - inscription from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6 ]
	Sarah Coddinton wife of Joseph Coddinton [buried in concrete - Inscription mostly from Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6 which spelled the name Coddinton]	by Chuck Griffen 5 December 2006

Location:	Located on Mason Intermediate School grounds south of Mason on the Tylersville Road extention Cemetery #12212 in "Ohio Cemeteries 1803-2003" by the Ohio Genealogical Society Coordinates: 39° 20' 48.46"N, 84° 18' 55.72"W RTS: Range 2 North, Township 4 East, Section 35
Links:	USGS GNIS - Not Listed. Warren County Auditor for the Mason City Schools Parcel - Property Account # 1112716 [Parcel ID 16352780180] - 58.1955 acres Aerial Map from Bing Maps Range 2 Township 4 Section 35 from Warner's 1867 Wall Map of Warren County, Ohio See Page 631 of Beers History of Warren which says in part, " Joseph Coddington and Peter Tetrick were undoubtedly the first white men who made their homes in the township. Coddington settled on the forfeiture of Section 35. He was a Pennsylvanian by birth, and settled here about 1795; his first house was made of bark built against a log, and in it he lived while making his improvements. Having cleared some land, he raised corn and carried it on his back to Columbia to be ground, being gone some days at a time for this purpose. He afterward built a log house and continued his improvements. He shot deer and wild turkeys from the door of his cabin and had adventures with bears and wolves. He had a family of ten children who grew up, married and raised families. His descendants write their name Corrington. Joseph Coddington and two of his sons served in the war of 1812."
Transcriptions:	D.A.R. Turtlecreek Chapter & Warren County Historical Society (available at the Historical Society Library) Not included in any of the Early Vital Records Volumes Warren County Genealogical Society Warren County Cemetery Records Volume 6 page 359 [also see on-line Name Index] Chuck Griffen visited the cemetery for the Warren County Genealogical Society on 1 July 2006 and photographed all extant tombstones. The results of his efforts will be incorporated in a new cemetery publication planned for the future.
Variant Names:	Corrington - Coddington - Carrington - Honerlaw