Sandyvale Cemetery is situated in a flood plain area along the Stoneycreek River. The major floods in Johnstown (1889, 1936 and 1977) have taken their toll on the cemetery and swept away many of the headstones. Today Sandyvale is m aintained as a park. The headstones that were salvaged were placed in three groupings of approximately 150 stones total. There are also a few taller monuments standing throughoutthe cemetery. Unfortunately, the grave photographer was not able to find the stone for William Worthington within the groupings of monuments.
Sandyvale Cemetery is situated in a flood plain area along the Stoneycreek River. The major floods in Johnstown (1889, 1936 and 1977) have taken their toll on the cemetery and swept away many of the headstones. Today Sandyvale is m aintained as a park. The headstones that were salvaged were placed in three groupings of approximately 150 stones total. There are also a few taller monuments standing throughoutthe cemetery. Unfortunately, the grave photographer was not able to find the stone for William Worthington within the groupings of monuments.
Gravesite Details
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Worthington
Family Members
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Mary Elizabeth "Mame" Worthington Sullivan
1895–1931
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Richard John "Dick" Worthington
1897–1968
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Florence Rose Worthington Mayock
1899–1970
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Helen Elizabeth Worthington Elders
1901–1964
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Edward Thomas Worthington
1903–1968
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MSGT James Evan Worthington
1906–1960
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Peter Michael "Pat" Worthington
1907–1949
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Catherine J. Worthington
1912–1934
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William Francis Worthington
1915–1969
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