Son of Daniel M. and Anna Christina (Millslagle) Loy. Married Mary Slane in Hampshire County, WV, around 1805.
Originally buried in Armbruster Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery. Union Cemetery lists son Abraham Loy's name in their records twice, but without a date of relocation or reinterment. None of the 19th century Loy family members appear in the main book. It's likely all members of this family were transferred from a family plot in [Clinton Chapel] to Union Cemetery and reinterred in one or two graves, without any attempt to identify individual boxes. It also appears the headstones were not transferred with them, or not set in Union Cemetery.
Originally buried in Armbruster Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery. Union Cemetery lists son Abraham Loy's name in their records twice, but without a date of relocation or reinterment. None of the 19th century Loy family members appear in the main book. It's likely all members of this family were transferred from a family plot in [Clinton Chapel] to Union Cemetery and reinterred in one or two graves, without any attempt to identify individual boxes. It also appears the headstones were not transferred with them, or not set in Union Cemetery.
Son of Daniel M. and Anna Christina (Millslagle) Loy. Married Mary Slane in Hampshire County, WV, around 1805.
Originally buried in Armbruster Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery. Union Cemetery lists son Abraham Loy's name in their records twice, but without a date of relocation or reinterment. None of the 19th century Loy family members appear in the main book. It's likely all members of this family were transferred from a family plot in [Clinton Chapel] to Union Cemetery and reinterred in one or two graves, without any attempt to identify individual boxes. It also appears the headstones were not transferred with them, or not set in Union Cemetery.
Originally buried in Armbruster Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery. Union Cemetery lists son Abraham Loy's name in their records twice, but without a date of relocation or reinterment. None of the 19th century Loy family members appear in the main book. It's likely all members of this family were transferred from a family plot in [Clinton Chapel] to Union Cemetery and reinterred in one or two graves, without any attempt to identify individual boxes. It also appears the headstones were not transferred with them, or not set in Union Cemetery.
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Jacob Loy
Born June 12, 1782
Died Apr. 16, 1874
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