William J. Banks. Husband of Mary (Zarr) Banks. He was originally buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Red House.
In order to make way for the interstate and the Kinzua Dam project, Greenwood cemetery had to be removed. Hundreds of graves from Red House were moved to Steamburg cemetery.
The first picture to the right is his obituary which appeared in the Feb 18, 1910 Randolph Register.
The second picture is of the original Greenwood cemetery as it looked when William J. Banks had been buried.
In order to make way for the interstate and the Kinzua Dam project, Greenwood cemetery had to be removed. Hundreds of graves from Red House were moved to Steamburg cemetery.
The first picture to the right is his obituary which appeared in the Feb 18, 1910 Randolph Register.
The second picture is of the original Greenwood cemetery as it looked when William J. Banks had been buried.
William J. Banks. Husband of Mary (Zarr) Banks. He was originally buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Red House.
In order to make way for the interstate and the Kinzua Dam project, Greenwood cemetery had to be removed. Hundreds of graves from Red House were moved to Steamburg cemetery.
The first picture to the right is his obituary which appeared in the Feb 18, 1910 Randolph Register.
The second picture is of the original Greenwood cemetery as it looked when William J. Banks had been buried.
In order to make way for the interstate and the Kinzua Dam project, Greenwood cemetery had to be removed. Hundreds of graves from Red House were moved to Steamburg cemetery.
The first picture to the right is his obituary which appeared in the Feb 18, 1910 Randolph Register.
The second picture is of the original Greenwood cemetery as it looked when William J. Banks had been buried.
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