I am assuming Mary (Agler) Hartman and her husband James Hartman are buried here. They lived in the area and their unmarried daughter Jane, who had continued to live with them on into adulthood, died in 1896 and was buried in this cemetery.
Mary was the daughter of Jerome Agler
More info as to why Mary and others are quite possibly buried here:
Hartman, Jane, d 17 Jan 1896 ae 67y. Volume 3, page 217 EAST FAIRFIELD CEMETERY, FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP-----this appears to be a record of where our Jane Hartman is buried.
Following is information appears to pertain to at least some of our Hartmans: Volume 12, c1984 pg. 1020:From the VALLEY ECHO, 29 July 1880, p4 Sketch of O.S. Presbyterian Church and cemetery building constructed about 1842 and remodeled in 1875. The names of some who where here while our place was under the title of "Mechanicsburg" in 1828, do not appear among the tombstones, although they may be unmarked: Thos. McCalla, Wm. Grate, Robt. Chamberlain, Edward Allender, Wm. Paxson, Andrew Craig, George Fought, R. Barr, J. Hall, JAMES HARTMAN, Obadiah Allison, Ramsey, Patterson, etc. Since this was put in type, we learned: Wm. Paxson died in Missouri; Dr. Chamberlain is interred here without a stone, waiting for the new cemetery, where his remains will be removed; Andrew Craig and other members of the family are buried here in unmarked graves; R.S. Hamilton was the first burial; a Mr. McClure, who froze to death on State Line Hill, grave is unmarked, was the second; McCalla, Ramsey & Patterson are NOT buried here.
Mary was the daughter of Jerome Agler
More info as to why Mary and others are quite possibly buried here:
Hartman, Jane, d 17 Jan 1896 ae 67y. Volume 3, page 217 EAST FAIRFIELD CEMETERY, FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP-----this appears to be a record of where our Jane Hartman is buried.
Following is information appears to pertain to at least some of our Hartmans: Volume 12, c1984 pg. 1020:From the VALLEY ECHO, 29 July 1880, p4 Sketch of O.S. Presbyterian Church and cemetery building constructed about 1842 and remodeled in 1875. The names of some who where here while our place was under the title of "Mechanicsburg" in 1828, do not appear among the tombstones, although they may be unmarked: Thos. McCalla, Wm. Grate, Robt. Chamberlain, Edward Allender, Wm. Paxson, Andrew Craig, George Fought, R. Barr, J. Hall, JAMES HARTMAN, Obadiah Allison, Ramsey, Patterson, etc. Since this was put in type, we learned: Wm. Paxson died in Missouri; Dr. Chamberlain is interred here without a stone, waiting for the new cemetery, where his remains will be removed; Andrew Craig and other members of the family are buried here in unmarked graves; R.S. Hamilton was the first burial; a Mr. McClure, who froze to death on State Line Hill, grave is unmarked, was the second; McCalla, Ramsey & Patterson are NOT buried here.
I am assuming Mary (Agler) Hartman and her husband James Hartman are buried here. They lived in the area and their unmarried daughter Jane, who had continued to live with them on into adulthood, died in 1896 and was buried in this cemetery.
Mary was the daughter of Jerome Agler
More info as to why Mary and others are quite possibly buried here:
Hartman, Jane, d 17 Jan 1896 ae 67y. Volume 3, page 217 EAST FAIRFIELD CEMETERY, FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP-----this appears to be a record of where our Jane Hartman is buried.
Following is information appears to pertain to at least some of our Hartmans: Volume 12, c1984 pg. 1020:From the VALLEY ECHO, 29 July 1880, p4 Sketch of O.S. Presbyterian Church and cemetery building constructed about 1842 and remodeled in 1875. The names of some who where here while our place was under the title of "Mechanicsburg" in 1828, do not appear among the tombstones, although they may be unmarked: Thos. McCalla, Wm. Grate, Robt. Chamberlain, Edward Allender, Wm. Paxson, Andrew Craig, George Fought, R. Barr, J. Hall, JAMES HARTMAN, Obadiah Allison, Ramsey, Patterson, etc. Since this was put in type, we learned: Wm. Paxson died in Missouri; Dr. Chamberlain is interred here without a stone, waiting for the new cemetery, where his remains will be removed; Andrew Craig and other members of the family are buried here in unmarked graves; R.S. Hamilton was the first burial; a Mr. McClure, who froze to death on State Line Hill, grave is unmarked, was the second; McCalla, Ramsey & Patterson are NOT buried here.
Mary was the daughter of Jerome Agler
More info as to why Mary and others are quite possibly buried here:
Hartman, Jane, d 17 Jan 1896 ae 67y. Volume 3, page 217 EAST FAIRFIELD CEMETERY, FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP-----this appears to be a record of where our Jane Hartman is buried.
Following is information appears to pertain to at least some of our Hartmans: Volume 12, c1984 pg. 1020:From the VALLEY ECHO, 29 July 1880, p4 Sketch of O.S. Presbyterian Church and cemetery building constructed about 1842 and remodeled in 1875. The names of some who where here while our place was under the title of "Mechanicsburg" in 1828, do not appear among the tombstones, although they may be unmarked: Thos. McCalla, Wm. Grate, Robt. Chamberlain, Edward Allender, Wm. Paxson, Andrew Craig, George Fought, R. Barr, J. Hall, JAMES HARTMAN, Obadiah Allison, Ramsey, Patterson, etc. Since this was put in type, we learned: Wm. Paxson died in Missouri; Dr. Chamberlain is interred here without a stone, waiting for the new cemetery, where his remains will be removed; Andrew Craig and other members of the family are buried here in unmarked graves; R.S. Hamilton was the first burial; a Mr. McClure, who froze to death on State Line Hill, grave is unmarked, was the second; McCalla, Ramsey & Patterson are NOT buried here.
Family Members
Spouse
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
