Ebenezer Griffeth (also appears as Griffith) was the son of Joshua and Charity (Scofield) Griffeth.
Ebenezer Griffeth married about 1822 to Eliza Ann Griffin, daughter of Ezekiel and Charlotte (White) Griffin.
It is likely that Ebenezer is buried in the same cemetery as his parents, the oldest cemetery in the neighborhood where over 200 early settlers are buried with only a few having surviving headstones.
Ebenezer Griffeth married about 1822 to Eliza Ann Griffin, daughter of Ezekiel and Charlotte (White) Griffin.
It is likely that Ebenezer is buried in the same cemetery as his parents, the oldest cemetery in the neighborhood where over 200 early settlers are buried with only a few having surviving headstones.
Ebenezer Griffeth (also appears as Griffith) was the son of Joshua and Charity (Scofield) Griffeth.
Ebenezer Griffeth married about 1822 to Eliza Ann Griffin, daughter of Ezekiel and Charlotte (White) Griffin.
It is likely that Ebenezer is buried in the same cemetery as his parents, the oldest cemetery in the neighborhood where over 200 early settlers are buried with only a few having surviving headstones.
Ebenezer Griffeth married about 1822 to Eliza Ann Griffin, daughter of Ezekiel and Charlotte (White) Griffin.
It is likely that Ebenezer is buried in the same cemetery as his parents, the oldest cemetery in the neighborhood where over 200 early settlers are buried with only a few having surviving headstones.
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