He is probably buried in the New Reading Cemetery near Somerset, Perry Co., OH.
"It was a custom among the early settlers of Perry county to get salt water at the salt springs in that locality and boil it in a large kettle or pan to evaporate the water and thus obtain salt, for family use, and it was into one of these kettles that Joel, when a child, fell and was scalded to death." --Barnhart B. and John C. Overmyer, 1905 Overmyer History and Genealogy
He is probably buried in the New Reading Cemetery near Somerset, Perry Co., OH.
"It was a custom among the early settlers of Perry county to get salt water at the salt springs in that locality and boil it in a large kettle or pan to evaporate the water and thus obtain salt, for family use, and it was into one of these kettles that Joel, when a child, fell and was scalded to death." --Barnhart B. and John C. Overmyer, 1905 Overmyer History and Genealogy
Family Members
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Isaac Overmyer
1819–1864
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Sarah A. Overmyer Bauman
1822–1889
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William "Squire" Overmyer
1826–1892
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Emanuel Overmyer
1827 – unknown
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Ezekiel Overmyer
1829–1899
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Levi Overmyer
1833–1894
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Catharine Overmyer Boyer
1838–1905
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Maria "Mary" Overmyer Overmyer
1840–1923
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Mary Jane Overmyer Boyer
1841–1905
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Henry Harrison Overmyer
1842–1911
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Thomas Jefferson Overmyer
1845–1864
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Clara Isabelle Overmyer Myers
1848–1906
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Ellen Eliza Overmyer Hubbard
1851–1913
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Lucy A. Overmyer Boyer
1854–1888
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Emma F. Overmyer Murrey
1857–1884
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Chauncey A. Overmyer
1860–1932
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