Indiana Evening Gazette (Indiana, Pennsylvania) Saturday November 1, 1952
"Bethel Presbyterian Church Celebrated Bi-Centennial of Women's Missionary Society"
Column 7, paragraph 7
Revolution Soldiers buried in Bethel cemetery are: Lieut. Charles Campbell, Peter Fair, Michael Mullen, William Hamilton, James McCombs, Thomas Burns, Randall Laughlin, Hugh McIntyre, William Neil, Christopher Harrold Jr., William McNutt Sr.∼Indiana Weekly Messenger (Indiana, Pennsylvania)
June 7, 1893
Memorial Day at Bethel
Memorial Day was appropriately observed at Bethel Cemetery, in Center township. Rev. Hughs, pastor in charge, preached a very eloquent and impressive on Sabbath preceding. It was a masterly effort and went home to the hearts of his hearers. The Jacksonville Post G.A.R. arranged to attend on Tuesday, 30th, and requested the ladies to furnish the necessary flowers and they responded with a profusion of the most handsome wreaths. Wm Burns was selected to locate and mark the graves of the dead soldiers and he performed his duty faithfully and well, and when the procession arrived he had every soldier's grave marked with a flag. After the ceremonies of strewing flowers on the graves, Rev. Hughs made a few appropriate remarks and Rev. Bracken made a short and interesting speech. The prayer was offered by H.B. McIntire and the ceremonies were over. The following is a list of graves as found by Mr. Burns. Any that he missed he should be informed of as soon as possible in order that his list may be correct:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Capt. John Fox,
Gen. Charles Campbell,
William Hamilton, Esq.,
John Dean,
Felix McMahon,
Henry O'Harrah,
Phillip McGlaughlin,
Thomas Burns,
Thomas Smith,
Michael Mullen,
William Devinney,
Hugh McIntire,
Gen. James McComb,
WAR OF 1812
Maj. Fullerton Woods,
Maj. Michael Campbell,
Alexander McMullen, Esq.,
John Barbour,
William Harrold,
Daniel Laney,
William Holliday,
Maj. John Niel,
WAR OF THE REBELLION
Albert Young,
Matthew H. Reed,
John T. Crusan,
Joseph A. Steel.
"Bethel Presbyterian Church Celebrated Bi-Centennial of Women's Missionary Society"
Column 7, paragraph 7
Revolution Soldiers buried in Bethel cemetery are: Lieut. Charles Campbell, Peter Fair, Michael Mullen, William Hamilton, James McCombs, Thomas Burns, Randall Laughlin, Hugh McIntyre, William Neil, Christopher Harrold Jr., William McNutt Sr.∼Indiana Weekly Messenger (Indiana, Pennsylvania)
June 7, 1893
Memorial Day at Bethel
Memorial Day was appropriately observed at Bethel Cemetery, in Center township. Rev. Hughs, pastor in charge, preached a very eloquent and impressive on Sabbath preceding. It was a masterly effort and went home to the hearts of his hearers. The Jacksonville Post G.A.R. arranged to attend on Tuesday, 30th, and requested the ladies to furnish the necessary flowers and they responded with a profusion of the most handsome wreaths. Wm Burns was selected to locate and mark the graves of the dead soldiers and he performed his duty faithfully and well, and when the procession arrived he had every soldier's grave marked with a flag. After the ceremonies of strewing flowers on the graves, Rev. Hughs made a few appropriate remarks and Rev. Bracken made a short and interesting speech. The prayer was offered by H.B. McIntire and the ceremonies were over. The following is a list of graves as found by Mr. Burns. Any that he missed he should be informed of as soon as possible in order that his list may be correct:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Capt. John Fox,
Gen. Charles Campbell,
William Hamilton, Esq.,
John Dean,
Felix McMahon,
Henry O'Harrah,
Phillip McGlaughlin,
Thomas Burns,
Thomas Smith,
Michael Mullen,
William Devinney,
Hugh McIntire,
Gen. James McComb,
WAR OF 1812
Maj. Fullerton Woods,
Maj. Michael Campbell,
Alexander McMullen, Esq.,
John Barbour,
William Harrold,
Daniel Laney,
William Holliday,
Maj. John Niel,
WAR OF THE REBELLION
Albert Young,
Matthew H. Reed,
John T. Crusan,
Joseph A. Steel.
Indiana Evening Gazette (Indiana, Pennsylvania) Saturday November 1, 1952
"Bethel Presbyterian Church Celebrated Bi-Centennial of Women's Missionary Society"
Column 7, paragraph 7
Revolution Soldiers buried in Bethel cemetery are: Lieut. Charles Campbell, Peter Fair, Michael Mullen, William Hamilton, James McCombs, Thomas Burns, Randall Laughlin, Hugh McIntyre, William Neil, Christopher Harrold Jr., William McNutt Sr.∼Indiana Weekly Messenger (Indiana, Pennsylvania)
June 7, 1893
Memorial Day at Bethel
Memorial Day was appropriately observed at Bethel Cemetery, in Center township. Rev. Hughs, pastor in charge, preached a very eloquent and impressive on Sabbath preceding. It was a masterly effort and went home to the hearts of his hearers. The Jacksonville Post G.A.R. arranged to attend on Tuesday, 30th, and requested the ladies to furnish the necessary flowers and they responded with a profusion of the most handsome wreaths. Wm Burns was selected to locate and mark the graves of the dead soldiers and he performed his duty faithfully and well, and when the procession arrived he had every soldier's grave marked with a flag. After the ceremonies of strewing flowers on the graves, Rev. Hughs made a few appropriate remarks and Rev. Bracken made a short and interesting speech. The prayer was offered by H.B. McIntire and the ceremonies were over. The following is a list of graves as found by Mr. Burns. Any that he missed he should be informed of as soon as possible in order that his list may be correct:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Capt. John Fox,
Gen. Charles Campbell,
William Hamilton, Esq.,
John Dean,
Felix McMahon,
Henry O'Harrah,
Phillip McGlaughlin,
Thomas Burns,
Thomas Smith,
Michael Mullen,
William Devinney,
Hugh McIntire,
Gen. James McComb,
WAR OF 1812
Maj. Fullerton Woods,
Maj. Michael Campbell,
Alexander McMullen, Esq.,
John Barbour,
William Harrold,
Daniel Laney,
William Holliday,
Maj. John Niel,
WAR OF THE REBELLION
Albert Young,
Matthew H. Reed,
John T. Crusan,
Joseph A. Steel.
"Bethel Presbyterian Church Celebrated Bi-Centennial of Women's Missionary Society"
Column 7, paragraph 7
Revolution Soldiers buried in Bethel cemetery are: Lieut. Charles Campbell, Peter Fair, Michael Mullen, William Hamilton, James McCombs, Thomas Burns, Randall Laughlin, Hugh McIntyre, William Neil, Christopher Harrold Jr., William McNutt Sr.∼Indiana Weekly Messenger (Indiana, Pennsylvania)
June 7, 1893
Memorial Day at Bethel
Memorial Day was appropriately observed at Bethel Cemetery, in Center township. Rev. Hughs, pastor in charge, preached a very eloquent and impressive on Sabbath preceding. It was a masterly effort and went home to the hearts of his hearers. The Jacksonville Post G.A.R. arranged to attend on Tuesday, 30th, and requested the ladies to furnish the necessary flowers and they responded with a profusion of the most handsome wreaths. Wm Burns was selected to locate and mark the graves of the dead soldiers and he performed his duty faithfully and well, and when the procession arrived he had every soldier's grave marked with a flag. After the ceremonies of strewing flowers on the graves, Rev. Hughs made a few appropriate remarks and Rev. Bracken made a short and interesting speech. The prayer was offered by H.B. McIntire and the ceremonies were over. The following is a list of graves as found by Mr. Burns. Any that he missed he should be informed of as soon as possible in order that his list may be correct:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Capt. John Fox,
Gen. Charles Campbell,
William Hamilton, Esq.,
John Dean,
Felix McMahon,
Henry O'Harrah,
Phillip McGlaughlin,
Thomas Burns,
Thomas Smith,
Michael Mullen,
William Devinney,
Hugh McIntire,
Gen. James McComb,
WAR OF 1812
Maj. Fullerton Woods,
Maj. Michael Campbell,
Alexander McMullen, Esq.,
John Barbour,
William Harrold,
Daniel Laney,
William Holliday,
Maj. John Niel,
WAR OF THE REBELLION
Albert Young,
Matthew H. Reed,
John T. Crusan,
Joseph A. Steel.
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