From Find A Grave contributor Duke Thatcher:
"He [David] was the son of Isaac Bateman (? - 1786) and had wives Ruth Shepperd, Sara McVaugh, and Mary Cox."
From Jan Raubs' Recollections of Baptistown, p. 1:
"...Moses M. Bateman ...was the son of Rev. David Bateman who was pastor of the Baptistown Baptist Church for a number of years. He [David] died in 1832 and his remains were interred beneath the floor of the Baptist Church at Locktown in front of and near the pulpit. A large marble slab with suitable inscription marks the spot..."
"He [David] was the son of Isaac Bateman (? - 1786) and had wives Ruth Shepperd, Sara McVaugh, and Mary Cox."
From Jan Raubs' Recollections of Baptistown, p. 1:
"...Moses M. Bateman ...was the son of Rev. David Bateman who was pastor of the Baptistown Baptist Church for a number of years. He [David] died in 1832 and his remains were interred beneath the floor of the Baptist Church at Locktown in front of and near the pulpit. A large marble slab with suitable inscription marks the spot..."
From Find A Grave contributor Duke Thatcher:
"He [David] was the son of Isaac Bateman (? - 1786) and had wives Ruth Shepperd, Sara McVaugh, and Mary Cox."
From Jan Raubs' Recollections of Baptistown, p. 1:
"...Moses M. Bateman ...was the son of Rev. David Bateman who was pastor of the Baptistown Baptist Church for a number of years. He [David] died in 1832 and his remains were interred beneath the floor of the Baptist Church at Locktown in front of and near the pulpit. A large marble slab with suitable inscription marks the spot..."
"He [David] was the son of Isaac Bateman (? - 1786) and had wives Ruth Shepperd, Sara McVaugh, and Mary Cox."
From Jan Raubs' Recollections of Baptistown, p. 1:
"...Moses M. Bateman ...was the son of Rev. David Bateman who was pastor of the Baptistown Baptist Church for a number of years. He [David] died in 1832 and his remains were interred beneath the floor of the Baptist Church at Locktown in front of and near the pulpit. A large marble slab with suitable inscription marks the spot..."
Inscription
Sacred to the memory of REV. DAVID BATEMAN,
Whom Jesus called from this life September 10th, A.D. 1832,
In the 55th year of his age.
As an affectionate husband, indulgent parent, sincere friend,
pious and faithful minister of the Gospel five and twenty years:
he shone conspicuous and died by all esteemed, respected and lamented.
Beneath this marble affection's tribute paid,
This much lov'd pastor's dear remains were laid,
Could friendly aid or the physician's skill
Rescued him from death he would have been with us still.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.
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