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Old Earley Family Graveyard

Also known as Old Early Family Graveyard

Rimer, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, USA

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  • Get directions Lock House Lane / Rimerton Road
    Rimer, Pennsylvania 16259 United States
    Coordinates: 40.93611, -79.52556
  • (818) 522-5671
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This is a private family graveyard on the land that was once inhabited by the Earley/Early/Earlie family who settled along the banks of the Allegheny River in the Village of Rimer, PA. It sits on a plateau in the woods overlooking the Allegheny, on the land once owned by our earliest known ancestor, Samuel Earley (1755-1828) and now sits on private property but can be accessed by driving north from the Village on Rimerton Rd. and is between the river and the old railroad tracks which have since been converted to Rails for Trails. It is located just north of the Village at an angle formed by the Allegheny River on the west and Mill Run on the south.

One modern tombstone sits in the cemetary, placed there by Emery Joseph Early (1881-1966) and his siblings. It marks the graves of one of Samuel's sons, John Calvin Earley , (1786-1873) and his wife Sophia Fish (1812-1864) . The other graves were once marked with flat black rocks which have since been disturbed.

Also thought to be buried here are:
Samuel Earley (1755-1828)
wife of Samuel Earley (1760-1831)
Isabella (1845- ) child of John and Sophia
Margaret (Peggy) Earley, (1873-1833) dau .of Samuel and her husband
John Booth (Abt. 1873- )
William Earley I (1879- ) ad his son William C.
Margaret Ann Earley (11 June 1849-30 June 1849) dau. of John and Sophia
Joseph (10 Feb. 1859-18 Feb. 1859) son of John and Sophia
And possibly as many as six other children are buried there as well.
This is a private family graveyard on the land that was once inhabited by the Earley/Early/Earlie family who settled along the banks of the Allegheny River in the Village of Rimer, PA. It sits on a plateau in the woods overlooking the Allegheny, on the land once owned by our earliest known ancestor, Samuel Earley (1755-1828) and now sits on private property but can be accessed by driving north from the Village on Rimerton Rd. and is between the river and the old railroad tracks which have since been converted to Rails for Trails. It is located just north of the Village at an angle formed by the Allegheny River on the west and Mill Run on the south.

One modern tombstone sits in the cemetary, placed there by Emery Joseph Early (1881-1966) and his siblings. It marks the graves of one of Samuel's sons, John Calvin Earley , (1786-1873) and his wife Sophia Fish (1812-1864) . The other graves were once marked with flat black rocks which have since been disturbed.

Also thought to be buried here are:
Samuel Earley (1755-1828)
wife of Samuel Earley (1760-1831)
Isabella (1845- ) child of John and Sophia
Margaret (Peggy) Earley, (1873-1833) dau .of Samuel and her husband
John Booth (Abt. 1873- )
William Earley I (1879- ) ad his son William C.
Margaret Ann Earley (11 June 1849-30 June 1849) dau. of John and Sophia
Joseph (10 Feb. 1859-18 Feb. 1859) son of John and Sophia
And possibly as many as six other children are buried there as well.

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