Pioneer Cemeteries and Their Stories,

Madison County, Indiana

Moss Cemetery

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aka Moss Island

Anderson Township

Location: north side of 8th Street, between Park Road and Longfellow Drive

As the sign indicates, the Moss Cemetery was refurbished by the Anderson Township trustee and his committee in 1988.  While the Moss Cemetery is surrounded on three sides by a line of trees, fence, and undergrowth, on the other side of these are housing developments.  The Moss Cemetery's south side abuts 8th Street, so this pioneer graveyard is quite visible to the motorists on this busy route.

    The most traveled road in Madison County in the pioneer days was South Bank Road, what has become 8th Street/8th Street Road/West 8th Street.  Skirting the south bank of White River, this route was one of the few marked paths or "traces" into the western sections of Madison County and from there into the western areas of the New Purchase.  Because of the accessibility, the land along this route was some of the first settled in east-central Indiana.  Consequently, the land contains quite a few pioneer cemeteries.  From the west side of what was called Andersontown in those days to the Madison-Hamilton county line, along what was once a dirt path and is now designated as West 8th Street, there are seven known places of burial.  The Moss Cemetery is one of these.  It was named for the John Moss family, many of whom are buried here.  John originally owned and donated the land for use as a graveyard.  The Moss Cemetery, located in the southeast quarter of section 9 in Anderson Township, was once on a secluded wooded knoll.  It is now, like other pioneer cemeteries, surrounded by mid 20th century housing developments.

    While most of the burials are from the last third of the 19th century, there are a number of pioneers resting here whose birth dates are in the 18th century.  The Mosses, John and wife Ann, were born around 1789 and 1787 and died in 1865 and 1864 respectively.  Another pair, the Gordons, were born even earlier.  Nancy was born in 1780 and died in 1864.  Philip has the distinction of being born in 1775 before the Revolutionary War and dying during the Civil War in 1863.  

John Moss, for whose family the cemetery was named, lived "76y 7m 28d."  His gravestone, left, which has broken off, rests in undergrowth near a fence line.  His wife Ann's marker, right, is still intact.  A mid-Victorian marker of more than average design, Ann's stone has a recessed Bible and first name with filigree framing.  The major carving has also been set inside an arched outline with corner decorations.  Ann lived for "77y 7m & 23d."

 

     One of the earliest burials, however, was that of Isaac Johnson/Johnston, who died in 1840 at fifty-one years; he may have been the first interred here.  There are ten of that surname on the burial list below.

    The number of children buried at the Moss Cemetery is not surprising considering that the death rate for children in the 1800s was one of four, often rising to one out of three.  According to the transcription of gravestones done in mid 20th century, seven children from the Martin family are buried at this location.

From the Johnson/Johnston family, at left is the stone for infant Oliver Franklin Johnston who was "5m 17d" when he died in 1847.  As seen here, the figure of a lamb was often placed on markers for the young.  The lamb symbolized innocence.  At right is a similar gravestone for Robert Jefferson Johnston who was only three years old when he died in 1857.

Also from the same family is the marker, left, for adolescent Francis Marion Johnson/Johnston who died when seventeen in 1874.

The pink coloring is from sidewalk chalk.  This type chalk is used to bring out the lettering on the stones.  The chalk does not harm the marker, and the residue washes off in the next rain.

 

    The settlers born in the early 1800s include Hannah Bradgley, 1801-1884; Marion Davis, 1817-1883; Nancy Davis, 1814-1879; Catherine Brown, 1828-1879; Elias Brown, 1820-1875; and Jacob Arbogast, 1810-1882, whose stone is at right.  

    Venice, Florida, resident James W. Brown, a descendant of the couple Elias and Catherine Brown, mentioned above, reports that other members of the Brown family rest here in graves without headstones. Elias's father Loyd/Lloyd Brown, born c. 1800 in Maryland, died 1884 in Anderson, was the son of Robert and Sarah Elder Brown.  Loyd is buried at the Moss Cemetery along with his wife "Sally" Ann Pargin of Perry County, Ohio, who died around 1857 in Anderson.  Two other children of Loyd and Sally were Obadiah, born 1832 in Ohio, died c. 1870; and Rebecca A., born c. 1842 in Indiana, died 1870.  Both of these children are buried here as well as Obadiah's son Francis and Elias and Catherine's son also named Francis.  Loyd and Sally additionally had a third son Elijah, born August 31, 1831-5 in Ohio, died June 20, 1913, in Madison County.  Elijah "served two enlistments in the Civil War, both with the Illinois Cavalry Volunteers unit."  Elijah is buried with his third wife Melissa White Brown Hiatt, 1856-1939, however, in the Neese Cemetery

 

 

There are six veterans of the Civil War buried at the Moss according to transcription records.  At left is the weathered stone for Luther Garrett who served in "Co. K 63rd Ind. Inf."

   

Stones representing additional families of Madison County homesteaders are below: left, Margaret Eggman died in 1872 at ten months; center left, Evert, a child of only three weeks, died in 1876; center right, Winona DeWitt died in 1865; and right, Ellen "wife of Rev. J.S. Wall died 1883 aged 34y 4m 21d."

 

Joseph Hartzell's stone, left, shows the Victorian's traditional symbol for a husband and wife meeting in the after-life: the hands clasped.  The shaping of the top is also unique.  Joseph died Sept. 15, 1870, at "48y 10m 10d."

The stone on the right is from later in the 1800s.  This double construction indicates a married couple, and the columns represent noble lives.

    The secondary name, "Moss Island Cemetery," refers to the Moss Island Mills once located nearby; the mills were directly on White River.  Many times a cemetery would take on the name of an important structure in the vicinity, and so the Moss Cemetery was in later years referred to as the Moss Island Cemetery in deference to the famous mills.  Mills were one of the most important additions to pioneer life.  A mill transferred the power of a river's current to grinding stones or cutting blades through the use of a large wooden, paddled wheel situated in the river. The grinding stones converted hard grains into usable meals and the blades turned timber into lumber.  Thus, pioneers and early settlers had the two most important necessities for survival, food and shelter.  According to local county history books, the Moss Island Mills were built in 1836 by Joseph Mullinix.  Before that year, the closest mills were in Perkinsville down river and Pendleton overland fourteen miles away.  The Moss Island Mills were only three miles from Andersontown and so, at the hub of industry and farming, benefited everyone in the surrounding townships. 

    Genealogist James W. Brown expanded on the famous mill's history by adding that builderJoseph Mullinix's first wife is also buried at the Moss Cemetery.  She is not on the burial list below because either she did not have a stone at the time of the transcription or she was omitted by some oversight.  In 1845 Mr. Brown's ancestor Loyd Brown and relative Frank Brown purchased the mill.  James continues: "There at 'Brown's Mill,' Loyd and his son Eli [Elias] ground grain, carded flax, and sawed lumber for some two decades.  It was later bought by John and Ann Moss, whose name is still identified with the site."

    The millhouse and waterwheel were large, well-built structures that became so important to the county that they remained landmarks long after their use was over.

Names
ID Names Birth Date Death Date Cemetery
1378 ARBOGAST, JACOB 72Y. 7M. 5D. DEC. 14, 1882 MOSS
1675 ASHBY, NANCY 73Y. OCT. 27, 1896 MOSS
2024 BADGER, (MR.) 41Y. SEP. 15, 1895 MOSS
2027 BADGER, EARNIE 11M. SEP. 15, 1906 MOSS
2040 BADGLEY, (INFANT)   JUL. 27, 1903 MOSS
2055 BADGLEY, HANNA 33Y. 10M. 8D. JAN. 13, 1884 MOSS
2056 BADGLEY, HANNAH 33Y. 10M. 3D. JAN. 15, 1884 MOSS
2058 BADGLEY, JOHN 1824 JUL. 4, 1895 MOSS
2063 BADGLEY, MARY 1827 MAR. 10, 1914 MOSS
3046 BARRETT, HESTER 3M. 11D. JUL. 15, 1892 MOSS
4282 BENSENBOWER, WALTER C. 3Y. 18D. FEB. 14, 1888 MOSS
4446 BERRY, WILLIE C. JAN. 19, 1872 JUN. 7, 1900 MOSS
5853 BOWER, AMERICA MOSS 44Y. 6M. 10 or 19D MAR. 5, 1870 MOSS
6098 BRADDEY, HANNAH 83Y. 10M. 8D. JAN. 15, 1884 MOSS
7158 BROWN, (CHILD) 6Y. NOV. 11, 1895 MOSS
7161 BROWN, (INFANT)   APR. 13, 1900 MOSS
7223 BROWN, CATHARINE / CATHERINE 51Y. 1M. 13D. JUN. 21, 1879 MOSS
7281 BROWN, ELIAS 55Y. 3M. 24D. APR. 25, 1875 MOSS
7323 BROWN, FRANCIS M. 1Y. 6M. 2D. SEP. 5, 1865 or 63 MOSS
8149 BURDETTE, SAMUEL C. 1871 1892 MOSS
8296 BURNETTE, (INFANT DAU.) 3M. 21D.   MOSS
8299 BURNETTE, HESTER 3M. 21D. JUL. 25, 1891 MOSS
8302 BURNETTE, SAMUEL C. or G. 1871 1892 MOSS
9471 CARRETT, LUTHER CO. K 53 IN INF.   MOSS
9936 CATHER, CHARLES     MOSS
9942 CATHER, WALLACE   1870 MOSS
10009 CHAFIN, AMELIA 30Y. MAR. 7, 1883 or 93 MOSS
10014 CHAFIN, VIOLA 28Y. MAY 22, 1895 MOSS
10180 CHAPIN, GEORGE 21Y. MAY 22, 1895 MOSS
10185 CHAPIN, VIOLA 28Y. MAY 22, 1895 MOSS
10227 CHAPMAN, ELVA B. 1M. NOV. 1, 1888 or 86 MOSS
10934 CLEM, JAMES 26D. SEP. 1899 MOSS
10953 CLEM, MARY E. 93Y. 2D. MAR. 3, 1907 MOSS
10958 CLEM, MICHIEL W. 64Y. 7M. 4D. SEP. 10, 1877 MOSS
11110 CLIFFORD, JAMES 21Y. 7M. 24D. SEP. 7, 1887 or 97 MOSS
11111 CLIFFORD, JAMES 21Y. 7M. 10D. SEP. 7, 1867 MOSS
11227 CLOUD, CHARLES JUN. 18, 1878 AUG. 1, 1879 MOSS
11228 CLOUD, CHARLES S. APR. 18, 1878 APR. 1, 1879 MOSS
11233 CLOUD, GEORGE W. or S. JUL. 18, 1863 or 68 NOV. 26, 1874 or 71 MOSS
11238 CLOUD, JOHN S. MAR. 3, 1870 MAR. 3, 1870 MOSS
11242 CLOUD, MARY A. DEC. 25, 1848 MAR. 27, 1886 MOSS
12401 COOPER, (INFANT) 1Y. 6M. AUG. 5, 1897 MOSS
14855 DAVIS, GEINGY T. 44Y. 8M. 21D. NOV. 11, 1880 MOSS
14857 DAVIS, GEORGE C. 2Y. NOV. 4, 1873 MOSS
14858 DAVIS, GEORGE E. 2Y. 1M. 15D. NOV. 4, 1873 MOSS
14861 DAVIS, GEORGE W. 38Y. FEB. 7, 1870 or 79 MOSS
15027 DAVIS, MARION APR. 29, 1817 JAN. 10, 1883 MOSS
15077 DAVIS, NANCY NOV. 3, 1814 MAR. 15, 1879 MOSS
15110 DAVIS, QUINCY T. 4Y. 8M. 21D. NOV. 1, 1880 MOSS
15181 DAVIS, THOMAS R. 5Y. 9M. 2_D. OCT. 31, 1880 MOSS
15180 DAVIS, THOMAS R. 15Y. 23M. OCT. 21, 1880 MOSS
16060 DEWITT, WINONA B.   NOV. 10, 1865 MOSS
17371 DWIGGINS, (INFANT) 1Y. MAR. 1, 1898 MOSS
17959 EGGMAN, MARGARET 10M. 23D. NOV. 5, 1870 MOSS
17958 EGGMAN, MARGARET 10M. 23D. NOV. 5 or 8, 1872 MOSS
17961 EGGMAN, MARY J. 35Y. 6 or 7M. 26D. APR. 15, 1888 MOSS
17967 EGGMAN, RUSSELL 3Y. 4M. 5D. OCT. 5, 1860 MOSS
17969 EGGMAN, THOMAS 23 IND INF CO H   MOSS
18855 EVANS, (INFANT) 1D. MAY 13, 1906 MOSS
18894 EVANS, JOHN D. 39Y. OCT. 15, 1906 MOSS
18896 EVANS, JOHN F. 10Y. OCT. 15, 1906 MOSS
22200 GARRETT, ANNA B. or D. 62Y. 2M. 6D. AUG. 4, 1873 MOSS
22215 GARRETT, LUTHER CO K 63 IND INF   MOSS
22394 GEBRETT, ANN 62Y. 2M. 6D. AUG. 4, 1873 MOSS
22840 GILMORE, (INFANT)   NOV. 16, 1901 MOSS
23528 GORDON, NANCY SMILEY 1780 1864 MOSS
23533 GORDON, PHILIP 1775 1863 MOSS
23712 GRAHAM, LAURAH B. 1861 1880 MOSS
23868 GRAY, ELIZA 23 or 28Y. 4M. 19D. FEB. 8 or 9, 1875 MOSS
23870 GRAY, ELIZABETH 7Y. 5M. 19D. FEB. 5, 1875 MOSS
26073 HARLESS, CHARLES 56Y. SEP. 25, 1905 MOSS
26099 HARLESS, JOANNA JANE 31Y. 5M. 11D. SEP. 1, 1879 MOSS
26106 HARLESS, LUCINDA JANE or LINDA 31Y. 5M. 11D. SEP. 1, 1879 MOSS
26108 HARLESS, MALISSA A. 69Y. JAN. 6, 1911 MOSS
26797 HARTZELL, JOSEPH 48Y. 10M. 10D. SEP. 15, 1870 MOSS
27236 HAYS, JESSE 1M. 6D. MAY 10, 1883 or 33 MOSS
27872 HENSLEY, IDA A. 1 or 11M. 3D. FEB. 24, 1867 or 62 MOSS
27875 HENSLEY, JAMES     MOSS
27883 HENSLEY, SAMUEL B. 1851 FEB. 5, 1862 MOSS
28352 HIDAY, ELIZABETH 24Y. 1M. 12D. FEB. 10, 1874 MOSS
28355 HIDAY, FORBY MAY 18, 1887 OCT. 22, 1887 MOSS
28356 HIDAY, FURRY L. MAR. 12, 1887 OCT. 22, 1887 MOSS
28364 HIDAY, JOHN H. 50Y.or 59Y. 5M. 24D. NOV. 22, 1880 MOSS
28369 HIDAY, LOUISA A. or E. 19Y. 10M. 28D. NOV. 15, 1880 MOSS
28371 HIDAY, MARY D. or A. 59Y. 3M. 24D. or 23D NOV. 29, 1880 MOSS
28377 HIDAY, REBECA or REBECCA 30Y. FEB. 11, 1874 MOSS
28385 HIDAY, VERLEY DEC. 13, 1889 AUG. 11, 1892 MOSS
28388 HIDAY, ZELMA V. MAY 15, 1892 JUL. 29, 1894 MOSS
28644 HILLIGOSS, PALMER R. 6M. 27D. JUN. 26, 1872 MOSS
28652 HILLIGOSS, WILLIAM E. 39Y. 6M. 28D. OCT. 30, 1869 MOSS
29094 HODSON, GESSIE     MOSS
29102 HODSON, JESSIE 1896 1898 MOSS
30432 HUFFMAN, FREDERICK R. 3M. JAN. 28, 1914 MOSS
30541 HUGH, HENRY 1Y. 7M. 11D. SEP. 17, 1876 MOSS
31078 HUNTSINGER, ETHEL E. 1Y. 7M. 6D. JAN. 14, 1884 MOSS
31083 HUNTSINGER, JAMES F. 15Y. 3M. 14D. MAY 28, 1887 MOSS
31090 HUNTSINGER, LULU P. 1Y. 5M. 23D. JUN. 22, 1875 MOSS
31125 HUNTZINGER, ETHEL E. 1Y. 7M. 6D. JAN. 14, 1884 MOSS
31137 HUNTZINGER, JAMES F. 15Y. 3M. 4D. MAY 28, 1887 MOSS
31148 HUNTZINGER, LULU R. 1Y. 5M. 28D. JUN. 21, 1876 MOSS
32578 JOHNSON, (INFANT)   JUN. 13, 1908 MOSS
32609 JOHNSON, BENJAMIN F. 57Y. 8M. 4D. DEC. 5, 1881 or 91 MOSS
32657 JOHNSON, ELIZA 89Y. 5M. 19D. JUL. 30, 1905 MOSS
32660 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH 29Y. 5M. 19D. JUL. 30, 1905 MOSS
32687 JOHNSON, FRANCIS MARION 17Y. 11M. 26D. APR. 4, 1874 MOSS
32718 JOHNSON, ISAAC 51Y. 5M. 4D. NOV. 23, 1840 MOSS
32741 JOHNSON, JOHN 79Y. 1M. 25D. NOV. 7, 1896 MOSS
32836 JOHNSON, OLIVER FRANKLIN 5M. 16D. AUG. 2, 1847 MOSS
32842 JOHNSON, ORPHA 1Y. 7M. 3D. JUL. 4, 1873 MOSS
32856 JOHNSON, ROBERT JEFFERSON 3Y. 9M. 5D. AUG. 21, 1857 MOSS
32914 JOHNSTON, BENJAMIN F. 57Y. 8M. 4D. FEB. 5, 1881 MOSS
32919 JOHNSTON, CLOHE ORPHA 1Y. 7M. 3D. JUL. 4, 1873 MOSS
32926 JOHNSTON, ELIZA 89Y. 5M. 15D. JUL. 30, 1905 MOSS
32927 JOHNSTON, ELIZABETH 28Y. 5M. 19D. JUL. 30, 1905 MOSS
32931 JOHNSTON, FRANCIA MARION 17Y. 11M. 26D. AUG. 4, 1874 MOSS
32936 JOHNSTON, JOHN 79Y. 1M. 25D. NOV. 7, 1896 MOSS
32947 JOHNSTON, OLIVER FRANKLIN 5M. 16D. MAY 2, 1847 MOSS
33250 JONES, JENETTE 3Y. 8M. 1D. MAY 10, 1865 MOSS
33251 JONES, JENNETT A. 2Y. 5M. 1D. MAY 20, 1865 MOSS
33780 JULIUS, SARAH 28Y. 6M. 8D. MAR. 19, 1878 or 73 MOSS
33779 JULIUS, SARAH 28Y. 6M. 6D. MAR. 19, 1872 MOSS
34547 KENNEDY, ANGELINE (WILLIAMSON) 29Y. or 39Y. 1M. 12D DEC. 20, 1879 MOSS
34621 KEPHART, ANNA 1864 1885 MOSS
34623 KEPHART, THOMAS 55Y. 2M. 27D. DEC. 14, 1872 MOSS
35121 KINNAMAN, (INFANT) 5M. AUG. 16, 1897 MOSS
35147 KINNAMON, (CHILD) 2Y. JUN. 30, 1895 MOSS
35202 KIPHART, ANNA 1864 1885 MOSS
35206 KIPHART, JOHN 28Y. 6M. 5D. MAR. 2, 1879 or 70 MOSS
35207 KIPHART, JOHN 28Y. 6M. 5D. MAR. 3, 1878 MOSS
35216 KIPHART, THOMAS MAY 17, 1817 AUG. 14, 1872 MOSS
35814 KOEHLER, CHESTER C. 7M. 19D. OCT. 7, 1881 MOSS
39683 MANY, ZELNA E. MAY 15, 1892 JUL. 29, 1894 MOSS
39977 MARTIN, (INFANT SON) 12D. AUG. 19, 1864 MOSS
39978 MARTIN, (INFANT SON) 1D. JUN. 8, 1870 MOSS
39979 MARTIN, (INFANT SON) 9M. 1D. AUG. 5, 1870 MOSS
39982 MARTIN, (INFANT) 1D. AUG. 7, 1867 MOSS
39981 MARTIN, (INFANT) 10D. MAY 19, 1884 MOSS
40036 MARTIN, JAMES 11M. 2D. SEP. 2, 1863 MOSS
40040 MARTIN, JAMES E. 1Y. 2D. SEP. 2, 1866 MOSS
40097 MARTIN, W. H. 8 IND INF CO G   MOSS
40108 MARTINDALE, MATILDA E. 48Y. 4M. 5D. NOV. 10, 1864 MOSS
44877 MOSS, ANN 26Y. 5M. 2D. OCT. 28, 1894 MOSS
44878 MOSS, ANN 77Y. 7M. 23D. FEB. 10 or 2, 1864 MOSS
44883 MOSS, ELIZABETH (GORDON) 1813 1891 MOSS
44884 MOSS, ELIZABETH GORDEN 58Y. APR. 15, 1868 MOSS
44885 MOSS, EMERY E. OCT. 30, 1865 SEP. 16, 1866 MOSS
44887 MOSS, FLORENCE 1Y. SEP. 20, 1863 MOSS
44890 MOSS, JAMES 46Y. 9M. 6D. JAN. 5, 1865 MOSS
44892 MOSS, JOHN 76Y. 7M. 28D. MAY 30, 1865 MOSS
44893 MOSS, JOHN L. 8Y. 6M. 17D. AUG. 29, 1851 MOSS
44901 MOSS, W. J. 58Y. APR. 15, 1865 or 68 MOSS
44902 MOSS, WILLIAM JEFFERSON 58Y. 3M. _D. APR. 15, 1868 MOSS
45196 MUNOON, HOWARD VIVIAN 1899 1900 MOSS
45198 MUNSON, HOWARD VIVIAN 1899 1900 MOSS
45226 MURPHY, (INFANT) 1Y. JUL. 3, 1896 MOSS
45946 NEWALL, JAMES 11M. JUN. 2, 1862 MOSS
46635 OAKES, JAMES   MAY 5, 1902 MOSS
48156 PEACOCK, BARBARA 82Y. 11M. MAR. 25, 1868 MOSS
48175 PEARO, BARBAS 32Y. 11M. NOV. 25, 1885 MOSS
48447 PERKINS, FURRY L. MAY 18, 1882 OCT. 22, 1882 MOSS
48480 PERKINS, WILLIAM H. 17Y. 6M. 24D. JUL. 4, 1880 MOSS
48547 PERRY, MABEL   OCT. 11, 1887 MOSS
48557 PERRY, MARY (INFANT) AUG. 22, 1910 MOSS
48567 PERRY, OLIVE 6W. OCT. 2, 1910 MOSS
49130 PIPHER / PIPER, MARTHA J. MAY 7, 1854 JUL. 25, 1887 MOSS
49131 PIPHER, IDA M. 4Y. 9M. 29D. FEB. 2 or 5, 1879 MOSS
50058 PUCKETT, ESTELLA 10M. 8D. JAN. 28, 1870 MOSS
50059 PUCKETT, FLORENCE M. 1Y. 5M. 21D. SEP. 20, 1863 or 68 MOSS
50676 RAYNE, PALMER 19Y. 3M. 27D. MAR. 7, 1873 MOSS
50678 RAYNES, EVERT FEB. 18, 1876 MAR. 1, 1876 MOSS
50679 RAYNES, PALMER 17Y. 2M. 27D. MAR. 7, 1873 MOSS
51359 RENOLD, JOHN 16 ART MAR. 22, 1914 MOSS
51460 REYNOLDS, JOHN W. OCT. 2, 1840 JAN. 28, 1930 MOSS
51507 RHOADES, JESSIE B. 6Y. 1M. 18D. NOV. 30, 1891 MOSS
51963 RICLER, AEMINDA E. APR. 24, 1874 JAN. 18, 1894 MOSS
52767 ROBINSON, (INFANT)   JUL. 21, 1899 MOSS
52818 ROBINSON, LOUISA CATHER 1848 1884 MOSS
52831 ROBINSON, MINTA     MOSS
53225 ROMER, AMERICA 44Y. 6M. 19 or 10D. MAR. 5, 1870 MOSS
53574 RULON / RULOLA, ALFRED 64Y. 27D. or 7D. OCT. 17, 1875 MOSS
53575 RULON, ALFRED 64Y. 7M. OCT. 17, 1875 MOSS
53576 RULON, ALFRED 64Y. 7D. OCT. 7, 1873 MOSS
53577 RULON, MATILDA E. 18Y. or 48Y. 4M. 5D. NOV. 10, 1864 MOSS
54144 SANSBERRY, (INFANT) 2M. JUL. 23, 1898 MOSS
55593 SHARP, LUETTA 74Y. MAY 25, 1921 MOSS
55617 SHAUL, (INFANT)     MOSS
55619 SHAUL, ANDERSON 36Y. 5M. 22D. OCT. 15, 1878 MOSS
55621 SHAUL, ARTHUR 23D. JUL. 28, 1877 MOSS
55622 SHAUL, BENJAMIN E. 2Y. 1M. 16D. SEP. 16, 1875 MOSS
55629 SHAUL, CHARLES     MOSS
55636 SHAUL, EDNA S. 2Y. 9M. 5D. or 6D. NOV. 14, 1871 MOSS
55659 SHAUL, LAURA 3Y. 2M. 25D. OCT. 20, 1875 MOSS
55658 SHAUL, LAURA 74Y. MAY 25, 1921 MOSS
55663 SHAUL, LUELLA 3Y. 2M. 25D. OCT. 20, 1873 MOSS
56119 SHETTERLY, HELLAMAE 1912 1945 MOSS
56150 SHETTERLY, THELMA E. 1912 19 MOSS
56523 SHRIVER, JOHN 4 MASS CAL CO M   MOSS
56734 SIGLEK, AWINDA AUG. 24, 1878 JAN. 18, 1894 MOSS
56739 SIGLER, ARMINDA E. APR. 24, 1874 JAN. 18, 1884 or 94 MOSS
57116 SIMS, (CHILD) 2Y. MAY 7, 1895 MOSS
58730 SPARROW, GEORGE 68Y. JUL. 1, 1898 MOSS
58824 SPENCE, THOMAS 187 NY INF   MOSS
58860 SPENSE, THOMAS     MOSS
59641 STEFFLOR, (INFANT) 6W. OCT. 22, 1898 MOSS
60446 STOOPS, JOHN ANDREW 1836 APR. 10, 1913 MOSS
61266 SWEARINGER, HENRY HUGH 1Y. 7M. 11D. SEP. 17, 1876 MOSS
61372 SWINFORD, (INFANT)   JUL. 28, 1903 MOSS
61380 SWINFORD, CLAUD 4M. AUG. 26, 1897 MOSS
61407 SWINFORD, JOHN 26Y. 5M. 2D. OCT. 28, 1894 MOSS
61912 TAYLOR, WILLIAM 21Y. 10M. 26D. APR. 3, 1880 MOSS
61915 TAYLOR, WILLIAM A. 21Y. APR. 1880 MOSS
62098 TETHERINGTON, L. H. CO K 16 REG VOL   MOSS
62912 TITHINGTON, LEWIS H. 34Y. OCT. 12, 1879 or 76 MOSS
63497 TRUEBLOOD, (CHILD) 3Y. NOV. 8, 1898 MOSS
65240 WALL, ALONZO   SEP. 25, 1863 MOSS
65246 WALL, ELLEN 34Y. 4M. 21D. 1883 MOSS
65248 WALL, JAMES M. 11M. 5D. JUN. 21, 1862 MOSS
65253 WALL, ORIS 8Y. 3M. 17D. APR. 19, 1862 or 60 MOSS
66236 WEBB, J. G. or J. C. 2Y. 6M. 22D. MAR. 20, 1875 MOSS
66245 WEBB, JENNIE 27Y. 2D. JAN. 2, 1867 MOSS
66272 WEBB, MARGARET L. 15 or 18Y. _M. 29D NOV. 9, 1868 MOSS
66833 WERTZ, ISABELL N. or M. 1853 DEC. 15, 1895 MOSS
67815 WILL, GEORGE 33Y. FEB. 17, 1877 MOSS
68326 WILLIAMSON, ANGELINE 39Y. 1M. 12D. DEC. 20, 1879 MOSS
68356 WILLIAMSON, LAURAETTA 1Y. 10M. 4D. OCT. 2, 1873 MOSS
68379 WILLIAMSON, RANDOLPH 78Y. 4M. 1D. OCT. 19, 1891 MOSS
68387 WILLIAMSON, SARAH 84Y. 9M. 24D. DEC. 6, 1902 MOSS
68434 WILLLIAMSON, LAURETTA 1Y. 10M. 3D. OCT. 2, 1873 MOSS
69681 WORTMAN, JESSIE B. 6Y. 1M. 29D. NOV. 30, 1891 MOSS
69991 WYSONG, JACOB M. 1840 1910 MOSS
69993 WYSONG, RACHAEL ST. DEC. 1, 1855 MOSS
69994 WYSONG, RACHEL 46Y. 17D. DEC. 1885 MOSS
69995 WYSONG, ROBERT 29Y. 7M. 2D. SEP. 13, 1867 MOSS