The cemetery is located on the Shultz farm, west side of Route 23 near the WNXT towers. It sets behind a barn enclosed by about a 3' tall stone wall fence.
38 degrees 48.807' 82 degrees 59.272' Elevation 550'

7 December 2005 7 December 2005
22 May 2006 22 May 2006
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Read by Tyrone
Hemry 9-16 May 2005 |
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Goldsberry |
Isaac |
outside
of the wall 3 |
39y
8m 22d |
10
Jun 03? |
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Goldsberry |
Jacob |
outside
of the wall 3 |
37y |
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Goldsberry |
Sopiah |
outside
of the wall 3 |
72y |
3
May 1857 |
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Goldsberry |
William |
outside
of the wall 3 |
7(5?)y |
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Ridenour |
Andrew |
outside
of the wall |
35y |
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Thomas |
Peter |
s/o
Benjamin Thomas |
20y
9m 9d |
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Thomas |
Ashfiard |
s/o
Benjamin and Magdalene Thomas |
27y
7m 25d |
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Thomas |
Ormes |
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10m
9d |
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Thomas |
Benjamin Seignor |
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66y
4m 5d |
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May 1831 |
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Thomas |
Magdalene |
Consort
of B. Thomas who was burned to death in her own house "Her youth
was innocent Her riper age, marked with act of goodness everyday.
Remember this ye aged as
you look on, and forget not youth as you pass by that death may at an
hour when unexpected come. Therefore
Prepare to Follow" |
66y
18d |
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Thomas |
John Moses |
s/o
John & America Thomas |
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Thomas |
Isaac Newton |
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10m
15d |
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Thomas |
George M. |
s/o
B & C [Charity] Thomas |
8y
3m 3d |
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Thomas |
infant son |
s/o
John & America Thomas |
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Thomas |
Benjamin |
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47y
3m 7d |
17
May 1852 |
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Thomas |
Jacob |
"See
this as you pass by as you are now so once I
As I am now so you must bee therefore prepare to follow me"
[s /o Benjamin and Magdalene Thomas] |
44y |
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Thomas |
Anna Marie |
c/o
W. M. & R. Thomas 2 |
6m
19d |
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Thomas |
infant son |
c/o
W. M. & R. Thomas 2 |
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Thomas |
Jimmie |
c/o
W. M. & R. Thomas 2 |
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Thomas |
infant dau |
d/o
John & America Thomas |
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Thomas |
Caroline E. |
d/o
B & C [Charity] Thomas |
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Thomas |
infant son |
s/o
James D. & Nancy Thomas |
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Thomas |
John Westley |
s/o
James D. & Nancy Thomas |
1m
24d |
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Thomas |
Bengaman |
s/o
John & America Thomas |
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Thomas |
Joseph H. |
s/o
B & C Thomas |
9m
1d |
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Thomas |
Catherine A |
d/o
B & C [Charity] Thomas |
1y
3m 25d |
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Thomas |
John |
s/o
Benjamin and Magdalene Thomas |
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May 1875 |
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Thomas? |
Ann |
foot
stone |
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Thomas |
Benjamin F. |
s/o
B & C. Ann Thomas |
1m |
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Thomas |
Mary E. |
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1852 |
[17
Oct]1935 |
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Thomas |
Nancy Ann |
his
wife [Dehart] 1 |
61y
9m 9d |
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Thomas |
infant son |
our
children sleep about 1 |
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Thomas |
John W. [Westley] |
our
children sleep about 1 |
1m
24d |
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Thomas |
Jas. D. [James
Davis] |
s/o
Benjamin and Magdalene Thomas |
71y
9m 20d |
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Thomas |
William M. |
wife
was Rachel R. Morgan |
37y
2m 23d |
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Thomas |
Isaac Newton |
our
children sleep about 1 |
10m
15d |
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Note
#1 all on one huge stone |
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Note
#2 all on one obelisk |
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Note
#3 all on one obelisk |
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Could
not find this one that was listed in an earlier reading |
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Fidler |
Solomon |
outside
of the wall |
51y |
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Notes: |
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Added information
in brackets or italics was found in and is suggest reading about the
family. History of Lower Scioto
Valley, Ohio by Inter-State Publishing Co. 1884 pages 405-406, A History
of Scioto Co., Ohio by Nelson W. Evans, Portsmouth, Ohio 1903, Scioto
Co., OH Death Records 1803-1860 N-Z by Vern Paul 1998, and Ohio Online
Death Certificates. |
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The Benjamin
Thomas family came to |
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America Thomas
maiden name was Hesler |
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John Thomas
married Americus Hesler 6 Sep 1842 |
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Possible
connection for the John Ridenour: Abigail
Thomas married John Ridenour 1 Feb 1835 An Andrew Ridenour married
Margaret Adwell 28 Aug 1839 |
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Benjamin Thomas
married Charity Thomas 12 Jan 1839 |
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Magdalene --When
fire was discovered all left the home but she went back to retrieve
money left upstairs. Fire cut off
her retreat by destroying the stairs and making it impossible to rescue
her. Near her charred remains was
found 28 pounds of melted silver. |
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