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Fairmont Church Cemetery


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Licking Twp.
Licking County

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For those that are perhaps seeing these transcriptions for the first time, the transcriptions may give on first glance, the appearance of a great many typos, so I feel obligated to explain that the abundance of y, m, and d represent abbreviations for year, month and day. Although you will find most engravers follow similar patterns, it seems there are several different abbreviations used to represent these three time terms including: y, yr, yrs, yr's & years; m. mo, mos, mo's, and months; d. da, das, da's, and days and on rare occasions, h, hr, hrs, hr's, and hours. I tend not to use commas except to separate surname from given name, given name from date, except where found on actual inscription, same goes for the [.] (period). When you see the symbol [_] (underscore), I use it to represent missing or unreadable letters, or if a lot of letters are unreadable I may express it by several periods, such as Jos...h . Sometimes you will find raised letters such as "c" in surnames such as in McClain, or if the engraver added smaller letters that were left out and added later, when I encounter them, tend to express them, when possible, as found on the stone. Sometimes engravers will use the latin term Æ or æ, this is just a term that generally replaces the word "aged". One last comment, all actual text found engraved, will come first in bold text. All comments, observations, personal knowledge remarks added by submitter, concerning an individual, but not inscribed on stone, will then proceed in regular text. ~R.M.Sizelove~

These tombstone photos have been generously donated by Robert M. Sizelove, Sr., on 26 Oct., 2008.
I wish to present partial transcriptions of ancestral loved ones buried at Fairmont Church Cemetery. The church is quite old and uniquely has an Indian mound situated very close and just east of the old brick church. It can be viewed in the photo above. This is my first visit to this very large and well kept cemetery. Wish to thank Marilyn Norris, of Licking County Genealogical Society and also currently the secretary of this cemetery. She provided me with a map of the cemetery which shows this cemetery divided into several alpha sections, starting with section A, nearest the church. Section A, being the original oldest portion and each section A through H are divided by nicely paved roadways. The cemetery is located on a beautiful sloped hillside, and several acres in size, with entrance access on both Fairmont Road and SR40. My transcriptions are preliminary and only a sampling of a very large cemetery, containing thousands of burials. My entries are alphabetized, to make surname searches easier. My photos were taken 28 April, 2008 & 13 May, 2011.

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Arthur, Phebe, wife of R__ Arthur, died Nov. 8, 1845, aged _4 yrs, 10m & 17d
Beall, Alfred, Mar. 10, 1823 - July 27, 1902
Beall, Anstiss (Boring), wife of Alfred Beall, Nov. 18, 1929 - Jan. 7, 1867
Bell, Alwilita Iza, dau. of Woodson & Lucy A. Bell, born May 1, 1875, died Oct. 8, 1894
Bell, Alonzo J., 1879 - 1903
Bell, Woodson, born Apr. 2, 1845, died Oct. 13, 1883; Lucy A. (Smith), wife of Woodson Bell, born Feb. 1, 1845 [no death date inscribed]
Bennett, Adam Joseph, Aug. 26, 1980 - Aug. 26, 2006
Boggs, Robert H., SP5, US Army Vietnam, Oct. 31, 1940 - Dec. 9, 2004
Boring, Alva H., 1868 - 1936
Boring, Caroline, died Aug. 13, 1873, aged 55y 2m [need to transcribed other side of this memorial stone, when I return]
Boring, Caleb, 1834 - 1907; Margaret, 1833 - 1910; Louisa 1875 - 1898; James, 1866 - 1925
Boring, Earl L., 1814 - 1817
Boring, H. Dewayne, 1911 - 1941; Florence E., 1913 - 1984
Boring, Joseph W., Ohio, Pfc, 143rd Infantry, 36th Div., WWII, March 18, 1924 - Jan. 20, 1944
Boring, Otha P., 1881 - 1962; Laura E., 1883 - 1936
Boring, Mary, 18_ - 1944; Allen, 1860 - 1941; Raymond, 19_-; Eby, 1887 - 1954
Boring, Mary, 1890 - 1976; Edward, 1892 - 1983
Boring, Oliver C., 1842 - 1904, Father; Amelia A., 1854 - 19_, Mother
Bumcrat, Eliza J., his wife, 1851 - 1934; Marion, 1844 - 1911
Campbell, Robert Swan, 1864 - 1939
Clark, Ernest, O., 1899 - 1932; Richard E., 1919 - 1920
Clark, Ernest, Ohio, Sgt. 166th Infantry, 42 Div., June 25, 1932 [military marker]
Cooperrider, Hazel I., 1909 - 1994; Floyd E., 1909 - 1983
Cooperrider, Lillian E., 1888 - 1958; Thomas O., 1887 - 1968
Courson, Elma L., 1864-1951; George W., 1850-1942
Courson, Elizabeth, born Mar. 28, 1818, died Sept. 15, 1898, aged 80y 5m 17d
Courson, Isaac, died June 12, 1879, aged 61y 6m 10d [probable husband of Elizabeth]
Courson, James, 1845-1921; Catherine, 1854-_; Ollie Z., died Nov. 20, 1879, aged 10mo. 6da.
Courson, John, 1845-1913; Anna, his wife, 1849-1927
Crow, In memory of John, who was born Apr. 18, 1767, died May 4, 1844, aged 77yrs 17days
Dwyer, Ashley Ann, Nov. 25, 1980 - May 27, 2006
Elliott, Fred Louis, Ohio, Pvt. MPC, Korea, Dec. 17, 1929 - June 17, 1957
Friend, Norris C., Ohio Sgt. 330 Baking Co. OMC, WWI, may 21, 1899 - March 1, 1951
George, John M, died May 15, 1840, aged 35y 11m
George, Mary H., died jan. 18, 1894, aged 73y
George, Prudence Anne, 1854 - 1937
George, William G., died Dec. 30, 1893, aged 70y & 14d
Gill, James E., Pfc. US Army, WWII, Nov. 28, 1917 - Jan. 25, 1987
Gill, Jerry Lee, Pvt. Co. A, 326 Engr. BN, Jan. 27, 1941 - Apr. 6, 1960
Goldsmith, Mabel, 1889 - 1967; Orville, 1887 - 1964; Edward, 1862 - 1933; Etta, 1867 - 1955
Goldsmith, Family Headstone
Goldsmith, Ollie B., 1871 - 1954; Andrew J., 1866 - 1951
Goldsmith, Verl Andrew, Feb. 7, 1920 - ; Audrey L., Aug. 18, 1927 - Aug. 26, 1998
Good, Charles L., 1879 - 1963
Good, Clarence V., 1894 - 1925, Pvt. HDQ Co. 364 _, 91 Div. US Army
Good, Emma May, 1885 - 1963
Good, Perry A. 1881 - 1957
Good, Urana A., 1855 - 1931; William V. 1855 - 1939
Griffith, Ethel M., 1882 - 1983; Milford O., 1877 - 1957
Grubaugh, George W., Ohio, Pvt. 309th Infantry, WWI, Oct. 27, 1890 - Dec. 6, 194_
Grubaugh, Ralph C., Ohio, Pfc. Co. C, 117th Field BN SIGC, WWI, Dec. 13, 1892 - Nov. 17, 1964
Gutridge, Earl, Ohio, Pvt. 362nd Infantry, 91st Div., Dec. 31, 1928
Gutridge, Elisha, died March 18, 1866, aged 40y 11m & 9ds
Gutridge, Helen E., 1898-1937; William A., 1893 - 19_
Gutridge, John A., Sep. 26, 1858-Jan. 3, 1922; Olive J., his wife, Jan. 18, 1863-June 8, 1946
Gutridge, Alice L., July 3, 1884-Oct. 12, 1899
Gutridge, Robert V., born May 22, 1864, died July 28, 1907; Letitia (Mears), 1864 - 1951
Hupp, Adaline, 1820-1885; George N., 1845-1920; J. Etta, his wife, 1863-1920; Samuel W., their son, 1887 - 1887
Hupp, J. Wilson, died Dec. 15, 1880, aged 37y 7m 27d
Hupp, Mary Bell, died Dec. 20, 1884, aged 14y 9m 12d; B.F. Wells, 1849-1931
Hupp, Amelia S. (Wells), died Oct. 23, 1930. aged 81y 3m 23d
Hupp, Lucinda J., 1856-1918; Samuel, 1850-1919; William S., 1881-1900
Hupp, Ella May, daughter of S. & E. Hupp, born Dec. 9, 1870, died June 3, 1884, age 13 years 7mo's 24 d'ys; The circle is broken, one seat is forsaken, one bud from the tree of our friendship is shaken" [very ornate white zinc memorial with names on all four sides]
Hupp, Floyd E., born May 19, 1890, died Oct. 3, 1891
Hupp, John, son of S. & E. Hupp, born Apr. 1, 1852, died Mar. 28, 1897, age 38yrs 11mo's 27days [another side of white zinc memorial, with verse below data]
Hupp, Elizabeth, born Nov. 10, 1831, died Aug. 23, 1912 [white zinc memorial]
Hupp, Strauther, born July 18, 1826, died January 12, 1897, aged 70years 5 months 24days [ 4th side of white zinc memorial]
Jarvis, Richard W., Cpl., US Army, WWI, Dec. 11, 1887 - Sept. 4, 1961
Lawrence, John A., Corp., US Army, Co. C., 10th W. VA Infantry
Lawrence, C.M., Co. G, 76th Ohio Infantry [Civil War Veteran]
Lawrence, Frank E., 1879 - 1953 [Masonic symbol]
Lawrence, Maurice E., Tec5, US Army, WWII, Mar. 26, 1913 - Nov. 9, 1979
Lawrence, Myrtle L., 1883 - 1962
Lawrence, Sarah A., 1857 - 1931
Lawrence, Thomas D., 1855 - 1932
Leaman, Lewis L., Sr., Pfc. US Army, Korea, Feb. 16, 1931 - July 21, 2000
Lepley, John W., Ohio, Pvt., Co. B, 303rd BN Tank Corps, WWII, Jan. 17, 1886 - Feb. 17, 1965
Meridith, Winova (Tavenner) Oct. 27, 1876 - Feb. 14, 1872 [probable dau. of Geo. & Aletha Tavenner]
Maneely, Guy W., Ohio Pvt. 592 Engr. Boat Regt., WWII, Oct. 26, 1910-May 23, 1955 [marble military marker]
Maneely, Bertha Fulk, July 2, 1889 - Feb. 17, 1958 [probable wife of Guy]
Morgan, Wayne B., 1902 - 1956
Morgan, Leona (Boring), 1905 - 1988 [sorry no image]
Newmire, George M., son of C.F. & E. Newmire, died Apr. 24, 1848, aged 2yrs 4mo & 14dys
Orr, Elizabeth, died Apr. 4, 1887, aged 81y 9m 29d
Orr, James, died Apr. 10, 1885, aged 81y 5m 20d
Orr, Leroy, 1854 - 1902; Emma A., his wife, 1855 - 1917
Orr, John W., Apr. 8, 1838 - Feb. 15, 1916; Sarah J., his wife, June 27, 1840-Oct. 14, 1920 [ornate black granite]
Orr, Thomas M., Mar. 9, 1871-Dec. 1, 1960; Cora r., wife of Thomas M. Orr, Dec. 25, 1873 - Aug. 20, 1908 [verse at bottom]
Parr, Caleb E., died Nov. 5, 1872, aged 33y 7m 7d [section A]
Parr, Hattie, 1856 - 1941
Parr, William, 1816 - 1879 [stone set in concrete, lower section of stone not readable]
Parr, Sarah, 1814 - 1884 [remaining lower portion of stone not readable]
Parr, Family lot overview
Pherson, Caroline C., born Feb. 17, 183_, died Mar. 11, 1896
Pherson, John E., born Dec. 15, 1832, died Jan. 2, 1906
Sanders, Samuel, born in Brook Co., VA, Oct. 16, 1816, died Nov. 19, 1892
Sanders, Samuel & Sarah (Kail), his wife, married Mar. 21, 1839
Smith, Clarence E., Ohio, USNR, WWII, Sept. 18, 1911 - Apr. 11, 1958
Smith, Sarah, wife of James Smith, died July 24, 1841, aged 42y
Snelling, Ira, 1866 - 1900
Snelling, William B., 1830 - 1914; Lavina, 1832 - 1918
Sutten, Phebe Ellen, daughter of Joseph & Sarah Ann Sutton, died July 9, 18_5, aged 2 years 1m & 18d
Swartz, Wilber F., TEC5, US Army, WWII, Jan. 8, 1918 - Apr. 24, 1986
Tavenner, Geo. H., 1848 - 1934; Aletha, his wife, 1853 - 1917
VanKirk, Effie Lawrence, 1881 - 1929
VanKirk, Leet A., 1879 - 1930
Wallace, Charles, elder charter member of Fairmont Church, died Jan. 10, 1883, aged 82y 6m; Orlena W., his wife, died Dec. 28, 1884, aged 70y 6m 18d
Walters, George A., son of Jacob & Ann Walters, died Jan. 27, 1848, aged 11 months & 7 days

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