Bedford Gazette - April 11, 1890
The first interment in Schellsburg cemetery was made in 1806 of an infant child of Mr. Whetstone, the father of our old and esteemed friend, John Whetstone of Napier Twp.
According to Imler who transcribed the cemetery, Mr. Whetstone donated land for the cemetery so his daughter wouldn't be buried alone.
The first interment in Schellsburg cemetery was made in 1806 of an infant child of Mr. Whetstone, the father of our old and esteemed friend, John Whetstone of Napier Twp.
According to Imler who transcribed the cemetery, Mr. Whetstone donated land for the cemetery so his daughter wouldn't be buried alone.
Bedford Gazette - April 11, 1890
The first interment in Schellsburg cemetery was made in 1806 of an infant child of Mr. Whetstone, the father of our old and esteemed friend, John Whetstone of Napier Twp.
According to Imler who transcribed the cemetery, Mr. Whetstone donated land for the cemetery so his daughter wouldn't be buried alone.
The first interment in Schellsburg cemetery was made in 1806 of an infant child of Mr. Whetstone, the father of our old and esteemed friend, John Whetstone of Napier Twp.
According to Imler who transcribed the cemetery, Mr. Whetstone donated land for the cemetery so his daughter wouldn't be buried alone.
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Died May 30th 1806 aged 56 years 8 months and 4(?) days
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