Harm.. (possible Harmon) Swisher was the son of Isaac M Swisher and Sarah M Woodruff, the second wife of Isaac.
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The grave stone has broken off and been reset in cement many years ago, covering a lower part of the stone. There is also the top right corner of the stone missing, part of the first name. I believe the name would be Harmon, as I can only see the "Harm" part of the name. You can still see "son of" and "....and Sarah M". "Swisher, Died, May 29, 1844".
There are three other children near by, Abraham and the twins Mary J and Nancy, all of the same parents.
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The grave stone has broken off and been reset in cement many years ago, covering a lower part of the stone. There is also the top right corner of the stone missing, part of the first name. I believe the name would be Harmon, as I can only see the "Harm" part of the name. You can still see "son of" and "....and Sarah M". "Swisher, Died, May 29, 1844".
There are three other children near by, Abraham and the twins Mary J and Nancy, all of the same parents.
Harm.. (possible Harmon) Swisher was the son of Isaac M Swisher and Sarah M Woodruff, the second wife of Isaac.
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The grave stone has broken off and been reset in cement many years ago, covering a lower part of the stone. There is also the top right corner of the stone missing, part of the first name. I believe the name would be Harmon, as I can only see the "Harm" part of the name. You can still see "son of" and "....and Sarah M". "Swisher, Died, May 29, 1844".
There are three other children near by, Abraham and the twins Mary J and Nancy, all of the same parents.
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The grave stone has broken off and been reset in cement many years ago, covering a lower part of the stone. There is also the top right corner of the stone missing, part of the first name. I believe the name would be Harmon, as I can only see the "Harm" part of the name. You can still see "son of" and "....and Sarah M". "Swisher, Died, May 29, 1844".
There are three other children near by, Abraham and the twins Mary J and Nancy, all of the same parents.
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