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Adams, Samuel, 1882 – 1953, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 13 owned by Mrs. Louise Ritter of Etna, [Samuel Adams, husband of Louise. Interment was on July 1, 1953], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, Louise, 1889 – 1984, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 13 owned by Mrs. Louise Ritter of Etna, [Louise Adams was the daughter of Gottfried and Louisa Ritter of Etna. Interment was on January 12, 1984], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, Luther, Private Vet Hosp. No 20, Veterinary Corps, Enlisted Aug 23, 1918, Discharged June 18, 1919, Born Jan 15, 1890, Died Sept 10, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 19, 2nd grave east tier, [Luther died in Pittsburgh of multiple abscesses of the lungs. His age was estimated badly as 38 years of age, but it would have been close to 48 if the dates on the stone are correct. He was interred on September 16, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, James, Pvt. Co B, 505th Engrs., Enlisted Oct 27, 1917, Discharged June 12, 1919, Born April 2, 1889, Died April 10, 1951, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 3, 4th grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, Albright, 1910 – 1934, Son, [Albright died in Pittsburgh on September 22, 1934 at age 23 of shock and hemorrhage. He was interred on September 26, 1934], Section 9, Row 5, grave 14, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, John A., TEC 5 US Army, World War II, Jan 29, 1927, May 26, 1987, Section 9, Row 6, grave #92, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adams, Wilbert K. Jr., 1955 – 1986, Husband, Love You Always, Section 9, Row 3, grave #108, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Addison, Jessie D., 1919 – 1996, Loving Mother and Grandmother, Section 8, location card misplaced, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Addison, Linda E., Mar 2, 1950, June 10, 1991, Section 9, Row 10, grave #152, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adler, Louis J., 1899 - 1966, Father, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 15 owned by E E Thompson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Adler, Bertha M., 1901 - 1988, Mother, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 15 owned by E E Thompson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Agnew, Edna, ------ of ------ & Anne Agnew, Born -------7, 1895, Died May 6, 1898, Blessed is the Name of the Lord, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 12 owned by Frederic Snyder, [It is believed that this child was the daughter of William and Anna Agnew of Etna. They appear on the 1910 Etna census with 3 other children. Edna is listed in the interment information as being born in Sharpsburg and dying in Allegheny City at age 3 years and 3 months of pneumonia. She was interred on May 8, 1989. Also interred in the plot is William Agnew who died on August 13, 1912 in Pittsburgh at age 47. His death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. It is unknown how these two individuals are related to the owner of the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aikman, Henry C., (view 2 , 3 , 4 , 5), 1845 - 1899, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by Gertrude M. Bereus, [Henry C. Aikman died on June 28, 1899 at the Allegheny City Home, at age 51, of paralysis], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Aikman, Mary L., (view 2 , 3 , 4 , 5), 1836 - 1902, nee Rumell, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by Gertrude M. Bereus, [Mary L. Rumell Aikman was interred on March 13, 1902. She died in Allegheny City at age 66 of asthma], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Ajuski, Casimer, Pvt, 2nd Devl. BN, Enlisted Feb 2, 1918, Discharged Dec 29, 1918, Born 1892, Died Apr 19, 1937, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 19, 1st grave west tier, [Casimer died in Pittsburgh at age 45 of pulmonary tuberculosis. He was interred May 4, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Akers, Frank Sr., 10 Mar 1900 - 23 Jul 1995, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Akers, Mary W., 24 Oct 1906 - 24 Apr 2004, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Akers, Billy, 1927 – 1931, Children of Frank & Mary Akers, Section 2, Range 15, Lot 13 singles, Grave 2, east tier, [Frank and Mary Akers lived in Parkview in O’Hara Township in 1930 with 3 children, Frank, Elsie and William. Also in the home were Richard Poekert, his wife Florence and daughter Helen. Richard was the brother of Mary Akers. Young William died on October 11, 1931 in O’Hara at age 4years, 5 months and 1 day of diphtheria. He was interred on October 12], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Akers, Dotty, 1932 – 1934, Children of Frank & Mary Akers, Section 2, Range 15, Lot 13 singles, Grave 2, east tier, [Dorothy Akers was also a child of Frank and Mary Akers of Parkview, O’Hara Township. She died in O’Hara at age 1 of broncho pneumonia and was interred on February 24, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Akins, John, Private Co D, 325th Serv. Batt. Enlisted Mar 31, 1918, Discharged July 8, 1919, Born Sept 25, 1894, Died Dec 28, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 22, 4th grave east tier, [John died in Pittsburgh at age 44 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on December 30, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Albacker, Almeda B., 1895 – 1971, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 4 owned by John A. Wolf, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Albacker, Joseph Willison, USNavy, Enlisted Mar 1, 1918, Discharged June 17, 1919, Born Feb 13, 1891, Died Dec 4, 1948, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 4 owned by John A. Wolf, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Alexander, John, Pvt Co A, 811th Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 23, 1918, Discharged July 17, 1919, Born Nov 24, 1892, Died June 26, 1937, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 20, 2nd grave west tier, [John died in O’Hara Township at age 44 years, 7 months and 2 days of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. He was interred on July 1, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allen, Lee, Pennsylvania, 505th Engr. Service, July 27, 1932, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 24, 3rd grave west tier, [Lee died in O’Hara Township on July 25th 1932 according to Greenwood records. His age was 36 years, 6 months and 23 days and he died of pulmonary tuberculosis. His interment was on July 27th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allen, Lillie M., 1930 – 1984, Wife & Mother, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 117, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allen, Richard, Sgt US Army, World War II, Jul 16, 1923, Oct 22, 1997, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allen, Elmire, 1895 – 1985, Beloved Mother, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 139, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allen, Arthur R., SSgt US Air Force, Feb 9, 1926, Dec 11, 1990, Section 9, Row 10, grave #144, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allison, Charles, Pvt. Co D, 505th Engrs, Enlisted Oct 30, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Age 35, Died Sept 19, 1927, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 9, 4th grave west tier, [Charles died in O’Hara Township at age 35 years, 2 months and 4 days of pulmonary tuberculosis. He was interred on September 21, 1927], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allsberry, Harold E., 1913 – 1942, Father, Section 8, Row 15, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Allsip, Albert W., 1888 – 1961, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 14 owned by the Allsip heirs, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Alston, Roger V., Oct 19, 1949, Apr 24, 1984, To Our Beloved Father We Will Always Love You, Adrienne & Roger, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 119, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Altieri, Betty J., 04 Apr 1943 - 17 May 2001, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Analo, Christopher, June 25, 1957, Apr 11, 2006, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 1 half lot owned by Helen Analo, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, John C., 1884 - 1935, Section 3, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Albert Lonabaugh, [This stone commemorates the family of John G. Anderson of Sharpsburg. In 1910 he and wife Mary E. lived at #1622 Middle Street. They had their first child, Ruth, and John worked for the railroad. In 1930 the family lived in Freeport at #623 Market Street where John was a bridge inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad. John died in Richland Township at age 51 due to a drowning accident. He died on October 30, 1935 and was interred on November 1st], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Mary E., 1885 - 1961, Section 3, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Albert Lonabaugh, [Mary Elizabeth Anderson was the wife of John C. Anderson. She raised 6 known children. Her first daughter Ruth was 9 months old in 1910. On the 1930 census in Freeport were Evelyn, age 16, Harold, age 14, Donald, age 11, Audrey, age 8 and Richard, age 1 year and 5 months], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Richard N., 1928 - 1947, Section 3, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Albert Lonabaugh, [son of John G. and Mary E. Anderson], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Donald M., 1919 - 1999, Section 3, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Albert Lonabaugh, [son of John G. and Mary E. Anderson], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Mary, 1900 – 1989, Sister, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 21, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Jesse, Pvt TR A, 10th Cav., Enlisted Apr 19, 1899, Discharged Apr 18, 1902, Born May 19, 1878, Died May 8, 1935, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 26, 1st grave east tier, [Jesse enlisted in Pittsburgh, PA where he was born. He was 21 years and 11 months old, a laborer, and enlisted for 3 years. He was discharged at Magauillo, Cuba on April 18th 1902 with the expiration of service and noted in Army records as “very good”. He applied for a pension on November 14, 1925. He died in Pittsburgh of May 8, 1935 and was interred on May 12, 1935], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Gust C., Oregon, Pvt II, Balloon Co, Air Service, February 24, 1926, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 9, 1st grave west tier, [Gustave Anderson died in Pittsburgh at age 37 of septicemia. He was interred on February 25, 1926], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Jordyn S., 5-21-10, 6-11-10, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 125, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anderson, Thomas Junior, PFC US Army, Loea, Mar 5, 1928, Feb 2, 1988, Section 9, Row 6, grave #134, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Andler, Bette R., 1917 – 1966, Mother, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 23 single interment grave 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Andrews, John Alfred, 1893 – 1951, Father, Served in France WWI, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by John Andrews, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Andrews, Anna Marie, 1893 – 1990, Mother, In Loving Memory, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by John Andrews, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Angell, J. B., (view 2 , 3), d. 11 Mar 1851, aged 28Y 2M 17D, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 1, 4th from the north side, [J. B. Angell was first interred in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church. The remains were moved to Greenwood on August 19, 1904. No other information is available.], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Angelo, Tony, 07 May 1893 - 17 Feb 1936, Pvt 1st Cl 350th Mobile Q.M. Corps Laundry Co., Section 2, Range 16, Lot 11 singles, Grave #5 west tier, [Tony Angelo was born in Italy and may have immigrated around 1909. In 1910 he worked as a barber while living in Pittsburgh’s 2nd Ward. In 1920 he lived with his married sister in Glassport, working in a mill. He died in Pittsburgh at age 42 of a coronary occlusion. He was interred on February 19, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansari, Shafequah, March 26, 1948, November 23, 1985, Special Wife and Mother, Section 9, Row 2, grave 132, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Howard S., 1898 - 1983, Father, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Sarah J., 1896 - 1981, Mother, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Janet Ann, 22 Mar 1939 - 25 Feb 1967, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Walter S., 24 Sep 1931 - 30 Jul 1985, He was a good man, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Howard S., 1925 - 1930, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ansill, Walter S., 1959 - 1960, Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Anthony, Marshall, Pvt Co A, 370th Inf, Enlisted Dec 3, 1918, Discharged Feb 24, 1919, Apr 4, 1896, Died Aug 25, 1928, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 13, 2nd grave east tier, [Marshall’s draft card states he was born in Georgia and was a farmer. He died in Pittsburgh at age 26 of shock and hemorrhage. HE was interred on August 30, 1928], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, John, (plot marker), 1827 – 1900, Father, Section 2, Range 7, lot 4 owned by John Arbuckle, [John Arbuckle was born in Ireland and was found in the Allegheny City census of 1860 listed as an engineer. He and wife Mary Ann had 8 children. When he moved to Indiana Township by 1880, he listed himself as a farmer. He died in Indiana Township at age 73 and was interred on March 6, 1900], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Mary Ann, (plot marker), 1832 – 1930, Mother, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Arbuckle, [Mary Ann was the wife of John Arbuckle of Allegheny City and Indiana Township. She was always listed as being born in PA. She had 8 children: John, William, Mary, Margaret, Walter, Frank, Hannah and Watson. In 1900, after the death of her husband, she continued to live in Indiana Twp. and was listed as the farmer of the family, helped by her sons Frank and Watson. Her daughter Mary Reese and grandson John continued to lived with her through 1910. She died in Indiana Twp on August 22, 1930 at age 98. The cause of death was myocarditis. She was interred on August 23, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Hannah E., (plot marker), 1872 – 1885, Daughter, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Arbuckle, [Hannah E. Arbuckle was the daughter of John and Mary Ann Arbuckle of Indiana Township. She appears only in the 1880 census of that township, at age 8. She died at age 13 in Indiana Township, where she was born. No other information about her is available. She was interred on August 26, 1885], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, John B., (plot marker), 1855 – 1906, Son, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Arbuckle, [John B Arbuckle was the son of John and Mary Ann Arbuckle of Allegheny City and Indiana Township. He was the first of 8 children born to the couple. Interment records indicate that he died at age 50 of acute alcoholism in Pittsburgh. He was interred on May 13, 1906], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Frank W., (plot marker), 1859 – 1943, Son, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Arbuckle, [Frank W. Arbuckle was the son of Johan and Mary Ann Arbuckle of Allegheny City and Indiana Township. He was 9 months old in 1870 when they lived in Allegheny City and 10 years old in 1880 in Indiana Township, so the dates on the tombstone are suspect. He lived with his widowed mother after his father’s death, along with his widowed sister Mary and her son. He was interred on March 2, 1943], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Earl C., 1903 – 1927, Son, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by Richard Arbuckle, [Earl was the son of Watson and Sarah Arbuckle of Indiana Township. He was 6 years of in the 1910 census, one of 4 known children of the couple. He died in Pittsburgh of January 31, 1927 at age 22 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on February 2, 1927], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, M. Catherine, 1910 – 1946, Daughter, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by Richard Arbuckle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Sara J., 1878 – 1929, Mother, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by Richard Arbuckle, [In the family tree of one researcher, Sarah J. Peterson married Watson Hendry Arbuckle in 1902 in Sharpsburg. She had 4 known children as of 1920 during the census: Earl, Sarah, Mary Catherine and Elizabeth. She died in Indiana Township on February 10, 1929 at age 51 years and 23 days of chronic myelitis and was interred on February 12], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arbuckle, Watson H., 1874 – 1946, Father, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by Richard Arbuckle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Archer, Carrie Melissa nee Morton, 1884 – 1967, Mother, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 2 owned by John C. Morton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Archer, Uriah L., 1879 = 1910, Father, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 2 owned by John C. Morton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Archer, Elton E., Pvt. Co D 505th, Enlisted Oct 30, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Born Nov 2, 1893, Died Nov 8, 1935, Section 8, Range 3, Row 14, grave # 9, [Elton was born in Columbus Ohio and lived with his mother, Alice who was married to Isaac Stewart by 1920. They lived on Centre Avenue and Elton worked in confectionary shop. He also worked as a porter and with a window cleaning company. In 1930 he lived in Brooklyn, but he died in Pittsburgh at age 43 and was interred on November 13, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Archer, Henrietta P., Mar 6, 1907, Mar 30, 1989, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 16, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ardolino, Helen, 1913 – 1996, Sisters of Lena Coblitz, Aunts of Phil Coblitz, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ardolino, Yolanda, 1918 – 2002, Sisters of Lena Coblitz, Aunts of Phil Coblitz, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Argyle, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Charles Hahn, [This stone commemorates the Argyle family of Sharpsburg. Joseph Argyle was the son of English parents and was listed as a laborer in the 1900 census. His wife Katherine is interred in the lot, along with her daughter Lillian. Katherine was born in Germany and had 7 known children, Elmer, Lillian, Edith, Joseph, Katherine, Anna, Viola and Ruth. She died in Sharpsburg at age 51 of a carcinoma of the liver. She was interred on November 6, 1914. Lillian was the daughter of Joseph and Katherine Argyle of Sharpsburg. She was born in February of 1894. She died of typhoid fever at age 7 in April of 1901. She was interred on April 13, 1901], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arlott, Charles, Born 1970, Died 1971, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 16 baby singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arlow, Samuel A., 1898 - 1957, Section 2, Range 19, Lot 9 owned by Samuel Arlow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arlow, Margaret K., 1895 - 1973, Section 2, Range 19, Lot 9 owned by Samuel Arlow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Armstrong, Eva P., 1855 – 1947, Mother, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Eva B. Armstrong, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Armstrong, William J., 1885 – 1957, Son, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Eva B. Armstrong, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Armstrong, Addison A., 1911 – 1996, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Armstrong, Nancy Lea, 1910 – 1992, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Armstrong, Milton G., (view 2), 1926 – 1986, Father, CPL US Marine Corps, World War II, Section 5, Range 1, Lot 3 owned by Judith Armstrong, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arnold, John, Pvt TR G 10th US Cav, Enlisted May 10, 1897, Discharged Nov 15, 1898, Born Mar 30, 1871, Died Jan 2, 1943, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 5, 4th grave east tier

Arnold, Anna P., 1880 – 1938, Wife, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 15 owned by R C Arnold and Thomas Boyce, [Anna was the wife of Richard C. Arnold. She lived with her husband in Sharpsburg during the 1920 to 1930 censuses. She died in Sharpsburg on February 7, 1938 at 59 years of age, dying of breat cancer. She was interred on February 10, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arnold, Richard C., 1878 – 1935, Husband, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 15 owned by RD Arnold and Thomas Boyce, [Richard was the son of Joseph D. and Catherine Arnold of Sharpsburg, found on the 1900 Sharpsburg census. He married wife Anna in the same year, and was living at #1326 Main Street of Sharpsburg in 1910. The couple apparently had no children. Originally a pipe cutter, Richard went into the grocery business, and stayed in Sharpsburg. He died there at age 56 of acute endocarditis. He was interred on February 20, 1935], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arnold, Russel H., 1888 – 1949, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 13 quarter lot owned by Florence Arnold, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arnold, Florence M. Maurer, 1890 – 1955, His Wife, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 13 quarter lot owned by Florence Arnold, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Arnold, Jean Boyer Auth, February 10, 1919, December 2, 2000, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Vincent Boyer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Artman, John G., 1925 - 1987, Husband, Section 6, Range 6, Row 4, Graves # 1 & 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Artman, Dolores A., 1929 - 1968, Wife, Section 6, Range 6, Row 4, Graves # 1 & 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Asche, Lucy M., 1902 - 1938, Mother, Section 6, Range 7, Row 10, Grave # 20, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ash, Charles Melvin, 1884 - 1946, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 4 owned by Charles Austen, [Charles Melvin Ash was the son of Charles and Magdalena Austen Ash of Hampton Township. Born after the 1880 census, his age on the 1900 census does not match the date of birth on his tombstone. In 1910 with his parents both dead, he and his wife Bessie are living in Etna with his mother’s brother Charles Austen on Grant Avenue. He was working as a clerk in a switch works, and the young couple had 2 children, Marie and Charles. His World War I draft card is very difficult to read, but the name Austen Bros. appears. In 1920 wife Bessie appears in Pittsburgh as a divorced mother of 2. Charles may have been remarried and living in Detroit that year. More research is needed], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ash, Magdalena A., d. 20 Nov 1909, aged 58Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 4 owned by Charles Austen, [Magdalena Austen was born in Richland Township as the daughter of Charles and Ann Austen, immigrants from England. She was probably the oldest daughter, with at least 8 brothers and sisters following her arrival. She is found on many early census records as Maggie or Margaret. She married Charles Ash of Hampton Township between 1870 and 1880. Charles appears on the 1870 census with a Mary A. Ash who is older than him and may have been a wife or a sister. By 1880 he and Magdalena have 3 young children. She had 8 children, according to the 1900 census. She died in November of 1909, perhaps a widow. The location of the grave of her husband is not known. Magdalena is buried with her parents and brothers’ families.], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ashford, Clarence, Pvt 805th Co TC, Enlisted Sept 20, 1917, Discharged July 4, 1919, Born 1891, Died Jan 11, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 17, 3rd grave west tier, [Clarence’s draft card states that he was born on October 10, 1891 in Allen County, Kentucky. He worked picking strawberries on Scottsville Pike in Kentucky. He died in Pittsburgh at age 49 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on January 14, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ashton, Alfred J., 1914 - 1981, Father, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkins, Arthur A., (view 2), Co D 6th Air Ser., Dec 2, 1928, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 3 owned by William Atkins, [Arthur Atkins was the son of William and Margaret Atkins of Pittsburgh. He is listed on the 1900 Allegheny City census as a 9 year old child born in February of 1890. He is seen on the 1910 and 1920 census records with his family. The World War I Draft card gives a slightly different date of birth, February 14, 1891 in Hulton, PA. He was an unemployed chauffer at the time the card was filled out. Cemetery records indicate he died on December 2, 1926 at age 36 of a cranial hemorrhage. He was interred on December 6, 1926, at odds with the date on the tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkins, Margaret, 1871 – 1928, Mother, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 3 owned by William Atkins, [Margaret Thomas married William J. Atkins at an unknown date. If the dates on her tombstone are correct, she may not be the mother of the oldest children appearing with the couple in the 1900 census. The 6 children are: Hettie, born in 1882, William in 1886, Arthur in 1890, Margaret in 1895, Norman in 1898 and another Norman in 1900. However, the census also indicates that Margaret was born in April of 1865. Her age is not consistent through the census records. She died on February 14, 1928 and is listed as Margaret Thomas Atkins. She died in Pittsburgh at age 61 of pernicious anemia and was interred on February 17, 1928. Also interred in the lot, but not having tombstones are 4 young children, Armour Atkins who died at age 2 in 1895 of the croup, Joy Stranger who died at age 3 months in 1899, Walter Atkins who died at age 2 months in 1900, and Norman Atkins who died at age 4 of diphtheria], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkins, William J., 1849 – 1909, Father, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 3 owned by William Atkins, [William Atkins was born in PA and worked as a general laborer and sometimes as a carpenter. It is not certain when the couple married. The couple appears with 6 children on the 1900 census of Allegheny City. William died on October 23, 1909 at age 59 of mitral regurgitation. He was interred on October 26, 1909], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkins, Harry, 1882 – 1936, Husband, [Harry Atkins (Adkins) was born in Georgia. He may have been the son of Jahmal Adkins in Buckeye, Laurens County Georgia, who appears in the house next to Harry and wife Savanah in the 1910 census. Jahmal and his wife Alice had 13 children, 9 of whom were living at the time. Harry, next door, did not have any children yet. He filled out his World War I draft card in Pittsburgh, while living at #134 Lambert Street. He was a furnace laborer at Carnegie Steel in Homestead and stated on the draft card that he was born on February 9, 1880. He died in Pittsburgh on September 2, 1936 at age 54 of pneumonia and meningitis. He was interred on September 6, 1936], Section 9, Row 2, graves 27 (Harry) and 28 (Savanah), (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkins, Savanah, 1882 – 1938, Wife, [Savanah Atkins (Adkins) was the wife of Harry Atkins and was also born in Georgia. The 1920 census of Pittsburgh shows her at #134 Lambert Street with Harry and a daughter Rose, age 16. She died in Pittsburgh on December 13, 1938 at age 56 of pulmonary oedema. She was interred on December 18th], Section 9, Row 2, graves 27 (Harry) and 28 (Savanah), (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Atkinson, John, 25 Oct 1893 - 24 Jul 1965, Penna Sgt Co C 319 Infantry WWI, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 7, [John Atkinson was born in PA from parents that were born in England. His early years have not been found on census records. From his tombstone we know that he was in World War I. His WWII Draft Card states that he was born in Butler PA, that he was a salesman and his nearest relative was Mary Atkinson. The 1920 census of North Braddock show him and his wife Margaret at #1229 Kirkpatrick Street. He was an office clerk at an electrical shop. His daughter was 7 years old in 1920, and her name was Mary], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Augustine, Raymond, Pvt. 68th Co 153rd Dep. Brig, Enlisted May 28, 1918, Discharged Mar 17, 1919, Born Dec 20, 1894, Died Aug 29, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 7, 3rd brave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aungst, Edward, d. 08 Feb 1929, Pvt Co B 19th Inf. 1899 - 1902, Section 1, Range 22, Lot X, Row 8, [The Greenwood interment records give Edward’s age as 50 when he died in Pittsburgh of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on Mar. 15, 1929 as a single interment. However, no other information is given about his death or the circumstances of his death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Angeline, 1918 – 1991, Beloved Wife & Mother, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 5 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Barbara L., 1938 – 1983, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Carrie E., 1882 – 1962, Mother, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 8 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Charles E., 1881 – 1943, Father, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 8 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Charles E., 1914 – 1981, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Hazel P., 1906 – 1984, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 8 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Howard A., 1920 – 2004, Husband, Father,Section 4, Range 7, Lot 5 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Jean A., 1922 – 1976, Daughter, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 8 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Joan E., 1940 – 2008, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Marion B., 1913 – 1982, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Robert F., 1916 – 2000, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Charles Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Edith P., (plot monument), May 7, 1975, Daughter, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Henry D., (plot monument), 1850 – 1922, Father, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, [Henry immigrated from Germany about 1863. In 1910 he was living in Pleasant Valley, O’Hara Township with his wife Susan and 5 children. He worked as a cabinet maker. He died in O’Hara at age 71 on February 14, 1922 of senile exhaustion and was interred on February 16, 1922], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Jessie M. Shearer, (plot monument), Wife of Edward F. Aupke, April 22, 1954, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, John Henry, (plot monument), Oct 5, 1954, Son, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Lillian L., (plot monument), Jan 28, 1976, Daughter, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Mary E. J., (plot monument), 1852 – 1915, Sister, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by HD Aupke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Aupke, Susanna C., (plot monument), 1850 – 1933, Mother, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 9 owned by H D Aupke, Susan was the Pennsylvania-born wife of the German immigrant Henry Aupke. They lived in O’Hara Township on Kittanning Pike and had 5 children listed in the 1910 census. She listed a total of 10 children, with 8 living at that time. She died in Aspinwall at age 82 of a coronary occlusion on August 27, 1933 and was interred on August 30], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Charles, (view 2), 23 Jan 1818 - 07 Aug 1895, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Charles Austen, born in England, traveled to the US at a very early age. There is a Charles Austen in Pine Township as early as 1830, between the ages of 40 to 50, perhaps his father, and another male age 15 to 20. However, the immigration of this family has not yet been found. In 1850 Charles and his wife Ann lived in West Deer Township. He was working as a carpenter. By 1860, he was farming, again in West Deer, but near Dorseyville. The 1870 census locates him in Richland Township near Rural Ridge, but by 1880 the family had moved to Etna on Butler Street and he was once again working as a carpenter. He died in Etna at age 78 of inflammation of the bowels], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Ann, (view 2), 31 May 1824 - 06 Oct 1893, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [One researcher has identified the wife of Charles Austen as Ann Jones. She probably had at least 10 children, although no family list seems to agree with another list. Her first known child was born in 1845. Born in Wales, she died in Etna at age 69 of a stroke], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Charles W., 25 Jan 1845 - 05 Nov 1928, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Charles W. Austen is the first born child of Charles and Ann Austen. He appears on the 1850 West Deer Township census and a 5 year old, born in PA. He was listed as a farm laborer on his father’s farm in 1860 and 1870. By 1880 he was working at a lumber yard, still living with his parents. The 1900 census cannot be found yet, but in 1910 he was living in Etna with his nephews Edwin and Charles. In 1920 he was in Etna with the family of David Edwin Austen, the son of his brother Robert. He died in Pittsburgh at age 83 of cardiac failure], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Gibson E., d. 05 Feb 1910, aged 47Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 3 owned by Charles Austen, [Gibson E. Austen was born in area of West Deer or Richland Townships in 1865, the son of Charles and Ann Austen. The Greenwood interment records indicate he may have been born near Bakerstown. The 1880 census has a hole near his name, and what he did for a living in his early years can’t be clearly read. He married Lena Frances Forsythe of Sharpsburg and had 3 children, Ellen, Wilbur and Hesper. He died in Pittsburgh at age 48 of heart disease and was interred on February 8, 1910], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Lena F., d. 15 Jun 1953, aged 87Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 3 owned by Charles Austen, [Lena Frances Austen was the wife of Gibson Austen of Pittsburgh. Her maiden name was Forsythe, and she may have been the daughter of Leicester King Forsythe and Ellenore M. McDowell. She was born in Sharpsburg in 1866 according to one researcher. She had 3 known children, Ellen, Wilbur and Hesper. After the death of her husband, she lived in Louisville, Kentucky where she died in June of 1953 at an advanced age], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, J. Thad, 26 Mar 1864 - 10 Mar 1928, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [John Thaddeus Austen was born north of Pittsburgh, near the area of Dorseyville and Rural Ridge, the son of Charles and Ann Austen. The couple was married around the year 1886. He and his wife, Hettie lived in Aspinwall with their 7 children. He worked as a merchant of wholesale grain and produce for many years. He died in Aspinwall at age 63 of valvular heart disease], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Hettie E., w/o J. Thad, 1865 - 1948, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Hettie E. Austen was the wife of John T. Austen of Aspinwall. She and John probably married in the late 1880s. She had at least 8 children], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Irene H., 1891 - 1970, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Irene H. Austen was the daughter of John Thad Austen and his wife Hettie. In the 1920 census of Aspinwall, the family lived at #305 Center Avenue. She is listed as being a teacher], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Hilda B. McCully, w/o Robt. E., d. 29 Jul 1890, in her 21st year, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Hilda B. McCully was the first wife of Robert E. Austen, the son of Charles and Ann Austen. She may have been the daughter of David and Margaret McCully of Hampton Township, as a daughter named Hilda was shown as 10 years old in 1880. In the 1910 census of Etna, Robert is listed with Lyda, his second wife. With them is a son Edwin, a 20 year old boy. He was born in the year 1889, just one year earlier than the year the Hilda died at age 21], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Richard D., 22 Nov 1852 - 19 Nov 1924, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 3 owned by Charles Austen, [Richard Dicky Austen was the son of Charles and Ann Austen of West Deer Township and Etna. He worked as a house carpenter, and by 1910 worked as a carpenter in a local foundry. He and his wife Nancy had 8 children, and lost all but 2 of them to early death. A complete list of children has not yet been found, as the Austen family is very hard to find in the 1900 census records. His son Melvin continued to live with him in 1920 with his wife Daisy and son Melvin. Richard died in Shaler Township at age 71 of nephritis and was interred on November 21, 1924], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Margaret E., d. 27 Mar 1902, aged 34Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 4 owned by Charles Austen, [Margaret Ellen Austen was the youngest known child of Charles and Ann Austen of West Deer Township and Etna. Found in the 1880 census as a 12 year old child named Ellen. In 1900 she was living in Etna as Margaret with her older brother Charles who was 24 years older than her. She had no occupation listed, but probably kept house for him. Interment records list her as born in Sharpsburg, which is probably not accurate, as her parents lived in the West Deer, Richland Township area. She died in Etna at age 33. No cause of death is recorded at Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, T. Pierce, d. 14 Jan 1889, in his 42nd year, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Thomas Pierce Austen was a child of Charles and Ann Austen. He appears under many different names in the census records, including Thomas P., S. Price and Parson P. In the 1880 census of Etna, he was working in a lumber yard. The interment records show him as Pierce Austen who died of typhoid fever], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Wallace L., d. 25 Apr 1891, aged 32Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 4 owned by Charles Austen, [Wallace Austen was the son of Charles and Ann Austen of Etna. He was 21 in the 1880 census, an apprentice of law. He was dead in 10 years, with little possible research able to be done in the era of the lost 1890 census], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Wilbur L., d. 11 Mar 1955, aged 65Y, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Wilbur Leicester Austen was the son of Gibson E. Austen, who was a son of Charles and Ann Austen. His mother was Lena Forsythe, the daughter of Leicester King Forsythe of Sharpsburg. Wilbur was born in Sharpsburg, but lived on Morningside Avenue when he filled out his World War I draft card. He worked as a court reporter for Allegheny County and lived late in life at the Hotel Henry], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austen, Willard E., 20 Jun 1897 - 25 Dec 1963, Penna Captain USNR WWII, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 1 owned by Charles Austen, [Willard Emerson Austen was the son of John Thad Austen and his wife Hettie. He attended the University of Pittsburgh, according to his World War I draft card, studying medicine. The 1930 census shows him in Manhattan wife Estelle, a nose and throat doctor], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Austin, Emma Moyle, 1882 – 1969, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 1 owned by Samuel Moyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Avery, Percy D., Pennsylvania, Pvt Co I, 810 Pioneer Inf, World War I, July 16, 1896, Nov 17, 1969, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 11, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Avery, Leah, Born Feb 24, 1919, Died Dec 3, 1932, Our Beloved Daughter, [Leah died in Pittsburgh on December 3, 1932 at age 13 of lobar pneumonia. She was interred on December 8, 1932], Section 9, Row 16, grave 15, single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ayers, Ida E., 1881 – 1945, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Francis Bell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ayres, Ann B., d. 04 Feb 1891, aged 69Y, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 6 owned by Henry S. Ayres, [Ann B. Ayres was the first interment in the Ayres family plot in Greenwood. She does not appear on any local census record (the 1880 would be the closest). By her age on the tombstone, she was born about 1822, making her a contemporary of William M. Ayres. She is perhaps a sister or sister-in-law of William, but without a family history, we do not know for sure. She was interred on February 6, 1891, listed without a first name and no other information], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ayres, Mary, 1824 - 1912, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 6 owned by Henry S. Ayres, [Mary Fink Ayres was born in Blair County, PA and married William M. Ayres about the year 1845. Their first known child, Henry, was born in August of 1846. Mary went on to have at least 8 other children: Nicholas and William Martin (twins), Martha, John, Anna, George, Minerva and Edward Grant. She died in Sharpsburg on May 9, 1912 at age 87 years, 6 months and 15 days of cancer of the bowels. She was interred in the family plot, owned by her son, on May 11th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ayres, William M., 1824 - 1895, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 6 owned by Henry S. Ayres, [William M. Ayres was born in Center County, PA, but the first local census he appears on is the 1860 Sharpsburg. He is married and has 7 children, including a set of twin sons. He worked as a nailor. In 1870, the family had 8 children, with some of the older ones working also. By 1880 he is listed as living on North Canal Street, and 3 of his younger children are still at home. He died in Sharpsburg at the age of 71 of catarrh, and was interred on June 8, 1895], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

 

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Bachtold, Catherine, [15 May] 1842 - 05 Oct] 1930, Section 5, Range 10, Plot 11, [born in Akleschhausen, Baden, Germany, married John Bachtold at the Etna Congregational Church on May 24, 1866.  The couple lived in Sharpsburg.  She died in Sewickley of nephritis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bachtold, John, Co ? 139th Regt PA Vol, d. 20 Jul 1915, Section 5, Range 10, Plot 11, [born in Schleitheim, canton Schaffhausen, Switzerland on Feb 2, 1841.  He enlisted in the 139^th Regiment of the PA Volunteers on September 1, 1864 and served in Company K.  He was discharged in Philadelphia on August 23, 1865.  When he died of heart disease in Sharpsburg, he was buried in a plot owned by the widow of another Civil War veteran, John Kammer], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Backer, Rudolph M., 1884 - 1947, Father, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Rudolph Macks Backer Jr. was born in Germany on September 13, 1884 and married Minnie Weigand before 1912. In 1920 the family was living at #1816 Cecil Street, Sharpsburg and he was working as a painter for a contractor. He and Minnie had 3 known children, Russell, Ruth and Elmer], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Backer, Minnie Wiegand, 1889 - 1936, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Minnie Wiegand was the daughter of John and Augusta Weigand of O’Hara Township. She married Rudolph Backer, a German immigrant around the year 1911. She had 3 known children, Russell, Ruth and Elmer. She died in Pittsburgh at age 46 (according to Greenwood records) of pneumonia, and was interred on January 19, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Backer, Russell, 1911 - 1926, Our Son, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Russell Backer was the son of Rudolph and Minnie Backer of Sharpsburg. He appears as an 8 year old child at the family residence of #1816 Cecil Street. He died in Sharpsburg at age 15 of mitral stenosis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bacon, Lucy, May 13, 1913, Feb 25, 1998, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 14 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Badger, Edward M., 1882 – 1939, Father, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 13 owned by Edward M. Badger, [In his World War I Draft Card, Edward Morrow Badger stated that he was born on December 4, 1882 and was living at #5530 Comet Way in Pittsburgh. He worked as a shipping clerk for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company and was already married to wife Amelia Josephine. Various census records show the couple with 2 children, Theodore and Ruth. He died in Sharpsburg on April 10, 1939 at age 69, a victim of tuberculosis. His interment occurred on March 13, 1939, perhaps because of a difficult and late winter. Also buried in the plot is his Irish born father, also named Edward, 2 small children, his wife and son], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baer, Raymond H., 1909 – 1965, Father, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Ray & Irene Baer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baer, Irene M., 1908 – 2004, Mother, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Ray & Irene Baer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bahra, Ella Ross, (view 2), 10 Feb 1862 - 16 Apr 1951, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by W. A. Boyce, [Ella Ross was the youngest known child of James and Charlotte Ross. She first appears when the family was living in Indiana Township in 1870. She was still living with the family in 1880 when they lived in Pittsburgh. By 1900 she was married to Henry Bahra, and they lived with her brother Lewis and sister Maria on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh. The census gives her as having 2 children, but only 1 living, a daughter Minnie, whose date of birth is not listed, although she was born in Wisconsin. In 1910 the group was living at #5803 Penn Avenue. By 1930 Ella and Henry were at #562 Dunferline Street in Pittsburgh, still with Lewis Ross. Ella died in 1951.], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bahra, Henry W., (view 2 , 3), Pvt. Co. G 4th US Vols., Enlisted 13 Jun 1898, Discharged 04 Dec 1898, Born Sep 1862, Died 25 Apr 1932, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by W. A. Boyce, [Henry Bahra was the husband of Ella Ross. He was born in Ohio in April of 1862 and joined Company G of the 4th US Army during the Spanish-American War. He and Ella married before 1900. At that time he and Ella and their daughter Minnie lived with Lewis Ross and his other sister Maria at #5803 Penn Avenue. He was working as an iron worker. In 1910 he listed his occupation as a steel pourer at a mill. By 1930 he was working for the City of Pittsburgh. Henry died at age 69 of myocardial insufficiency on April 25, 1932 and was buried in Greenwood 2 days later], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Arselia M., 1892 - 1960, Our Mother, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Ellis P., 1914 - 1974, Father, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Sean M., 1966 - 1994, Nephew, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Violet, 23 May 1920 - 17 Aug 1941, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Our Daughter, June 4, 1930, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 25 owned by Dr. G H Speer, [Baby Bailey died in Pittsburgh, a stillborn infant, on June 4, 1930. She was interred on the same day], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Thomas H., Pvt, 15th CC CAC, Enlisted March 2, 1918, Discharged May 10, 1919, Born March 17, 1899, Died April 7, 1969, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 16 quarter lot owned by Thomas Bailey, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Vivien Speer, May 15, 1896, Oct 16, 1977, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 16 quarter lot owned by Thomas H. Bailey, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Eddie, Pvt. 3rd C. 154th Dep. Brig., Enlisted June 22, 1918, Discharged Dec 6, 1918, Born Aug 7, 1892, Died Oct 20, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 5, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Ophelia, 1908 – 1975, Wife, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 105 & 106, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bailey, Mansel, 1900 – 1973, Husband, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 105 & 106, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bair, Edward V., Tec 4, Us Army, World War II, 1915 – 1988, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 16, 3rd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, David Joseph Jr., 14 Jun 1956 - 16 Jun 1956, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 16 owned by David Cubbage, [Buried in the lot owned by David Cubbage, this child is a great grandson of Jacob Ferber and Bessie Cubbage Ferber], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, John, (view 2), d. 28 Oct 1908, Co B 105 PA Vol., Section 5, Range 13, Lot 9, [was born in Sharpsburg 29 September 1835.  He enlisted on 1 August 1861 in Company B of the 63^rd PA Volunteers.  In May and June of 1862 he was listed as missing, being wounded at Glendale Virginia.  He later turned up as a paroled prisoner.  In October he was again listed as missing in action but he returned on his own.  He was wounded in the leg and captured at Chancellorsville in May of 1863 and then paroled as a prisoner.  He was discharged at Brandy Station, Virginia on 29 December 1863.  He reenlisted as a veteran volunteer on 24 December 1863 and was transferred to Company B of the 99^th Regiment.  He was transferred to Company B of the 105^th Infantry in 1864.  He was shot by a musket ball in the right shoulder and was discharged from the service.  He died in West Penn Hospital of myocarditis], (contributed by Rich Boyer)

Baird, Kate C., 12 Aug 1858 - 23 Dec 1928, (contributed by Rich Boyer)

Baird, Thressa Ann, w/o John, d. 18 Feb 1880, aged 42Y, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 9,[was born in Virginia.  The couple was married 10 September 1856 in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Rich Boyer)

Baird, Pearl L., d/o John T. & Lillie M., 30 Jun 1884 - 08 Aug 1884, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 16 owned by Miller Family, [Pearl Baird is not found on any US census, as she died at age 35 days.  She was buried in the lot owned by the Miller family.  Her stated father, John Baird, has not been identified yet.  Pearl died in Allegheny City of unknown causes], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, David W., PFC Army Air Forces, Apr 20, 1902, Jul 7, 1974, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Blanche Baird, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, John E., 1867 – 1915, Father, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Blanche Baird, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, Blanche E., 1871 – 1963, Mother, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Blanche Baird, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, Kathryn T., Sept 10, 1904, June 11, 1981, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Blanche Baird, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baird, Ruth Kraft, 1901 – 1978, Mother, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 1 owned by Ruth Baird, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Daniel, Sr., no tombstone, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 5 owned by S. Barcroft, [Daniel Baker Sr. was born in Frederick County, Maryland, according to the Civil War Pension records in the National Archives, although many census records state PA. When he appears in the 1850 census in Allegheny City, he was 40 years old and a shoemaker. His wife is named as Henrietta, but is Harriet in all other census records. At that time the family had 6 children listed, from John at age 15 to Wilson, age 1. In 1860 Daniel was in Sharpsburg and 2 other children had been added to the family. Daniel joined the Army on August 1, 1861 with many of the men in Sharpsburg and Etna, in the 63rd Regiment of the PA Infantry. His pension record states that he became ill in Arlington Heights in August of 1862 and was discharged on October 4, 1862 at age 53. In 1870 they were living in Venango County near Oil City. When he applied for a pension in January of 1889 he was living in Bradford, McKean County, PA and was 80 years of age. Interment records state that he died in Sharpsburg and was buried on March 10, 1890. This lot has no tombstones at all. It can be located by looking uphill and to the right of the lot owned by Peter Bert and below the stones for the Charles Austen family], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, David, Jr., no tombstone, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 5 owned by S. Barcroft, [David Orr of the Sons of the Union Veterans in 1982 listed Daniel Baker Jr. as a member of Co. B of the 63rd Regiment of the PA Volunteers. However, there is no proof that he ever was a member of the military. Only one Daniel Baker listed in the 63rd, and the pension record of that man proves it was Daniel Baker Sr. who was in the unit. Daniel Jr. was the third of 8 known children of Daniel and Harriet Baker who lived in Sharpsburg in 1860. Daniel Jr. does not show up on any census except the one in 1850 in Allegheny City. According to the Greenwood interment record, Daniel Jr. died on August 28, 1877 of asthma in Oil City, PA, perhaps near where his parents lived in 1870], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Harriet, no tombstone, Section 2, Range 4, Lot 5 owned by S. Barcroft, [Harriet Baker was the wife of Daniel Baker Sr. She is listed in census records as being born in Ohio or Maryland. Judging from her earliest known child, John, she and Daniel were married by 1835. She had at least 8 children, John born about 1835, Christopher born about 1837, Daniel born about 1840, William born about 1842, Harriet about 1846, Wilson in 1849, Nicolas in 1853 and Mary Ann about 1856. There is also a James H. Baker in the family plot, who would have been born in 1850. Both sons Daniel and Nicolas are also buried there. Harriet died in Sharpsburg on September 10, 1878 and was interred in Greenwood the next day. She has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Emma E., 1874 - 1907, Section 1, Range 18, Lot 6 owned by James O. Barnett, [Emma Baker died in Pittsburgh at age 32 of pulmonary tuberculosis. She was interred on May 24, 1907 and is listed in the interment records as Mrs. Emma Elanore Baker], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Hiram, Jr., Pvt. Co. I, 24th Inf., Enlisted Mar 27, 1899, Discharged Mar 28, 1902, Born Jul 1874, Died Jan 19, 1931, Section 8, Range 7, Row 14, grave #9, [Hiram was born in Covington, Kentucky to Hiram and Nancy Baker, and joined the Army in Covington in March of 1898. He was first assigned to the 25th Infantry, Co. F and discharged a year later in Colorado. That same year he enlisted again in the 24th Infantry. He may have lived a short time in Cincinnati before moving to Pittsburgh. He and wife Esther lived on Hazlip Way and he was employed as a janitor in a restaurant in 1930. He died of hypostatic pneumonia at age 54 and was interred on June 22, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Edgar H., (plot marker), 1910 – 1986, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 8 half lot owned by Edgar Baker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Luella B., (plot marker), 1910 – 1973, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 8 half lot owned by Edgar Baker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Harry A., December 6, 1884, August 31, 1948, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 2 owned by Harry Baker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Robert, (view 2), US Navy, World War II, Oct 20, 1926, Apr 23, 2002, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 6 single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Columbus, Pvt. 813th Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged Apr 9, 1919, Born July 12, 1891, died Mar 28, 1940, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 15, 4th grave west tier, [There is some slight evidence that Columbus Baker was born in Georgia, but there are a surprising number of men by this name, and no proof on any data is certain. He died in Pittsburgh at age 48 of acute peritonitis and pneumonia. He was interred on April 2, 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, John W., PFC US Army, World War II, 1910 – 1977, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 13, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baker, Ernest George, Pennsylvania, STM1 USNR, World War II, Oct 24, 1921, Feb 5, 1968, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 12, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Balbach, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 4 owned by Frederick G. Balbach, [This monument commemorates the Balbach family of Sharpsburg and O’Hara Township. Frederick Balbach was born in Elpersheim, Germany on December 16, 1853. He immigrated on the ship “Gellert” from Hamburg on January 6, 1877, arriving in New York on February 10, 1877 when he was 24 years old. In 1880 he was living in Sharpsburg with his wife Margaret and 1 year old son Frederick. Starting as a laborer in an oil refinery, by 1910 he was a hotel keeper. He died in O’Hara Township at age 66 of apoplexy and was interred on December 8, 1919. His wife Margaret died at age 78 of arterio sclerosis and was interred on July 24, 1932. Son Frederick died on August 17, 1936 at age 56 of a coronary occlusion and was interred on August 20. Son Charles died in France during World War I of unknown causes and was later sent home to be buried. His death occurred on March 10, 1919, and interment was on October 1, 1922. A son named George died young of smallpox, being buried in September of 1903 as a single interment in Section 3. On January 16, 1922 he was removed to the family plot. Also in the plot is William G. Roach who died on October 26, 1918 in Etna of lobar pneumonia and influenza during the flu epidemic], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Balbach, Barbara, Born Sept 20, 1886, Died Aug 11, 1909, Sister, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Louise Balbach, [Barbara Balbach was the daughter of Louise Balbach and sister of Martin Balbach. They sailed from Bremen Germany on the ship “Rhein”, arriving in New York on April 13, 1905. She never appears on a US census record. Her death from leukemia occurred in O’Hara Township when she was only 22 years old. She was interred on August 13, 1909, just days after the death and burial of her brother Martin], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Balbach, Martin, Born Sept 4, 1880, Died Aug 7, 1909, Brother, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Louise Balbach, [Martin Balbach was the son of Louise Balbach, a widow who immigrated with her 3 children, a grandchild and a cousin on the ship “Rhein”. It sailed from Bremen to New York, arriving on April 13, 1905. The group had 3 sponsers, all from the Sharpsburg area. Martin was 24 years old and single, working as a servant. Unfortunately, his new life was cut short when he died at age 29, a victim of internal injuries when hit by a train. He was interred on August 9, 1909], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baldwin, Cleveland, Pvt QMC, 443rd Dev BN, Enlisted Aug 4, 1918, Discharged May 24, 1919, Born Aug 7, 1892, Died Apr 17, 1937, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 20, 3rd grave, west tier, [Cleveland was the son of Alex and Susan Baldwin of Cordell, Georgia, found in the 1900 census, one of 8 children. In 1910 he and his widowed father and brother, Noble, were living in Mandarin, Duval County Florida. He signed his World War I draft card in Jacksonville, where he was a laborer for a construction company. After his service, he returned to Duval Florida, living with his brother once again. He lived for some time in Pittsburgh, but had multiple physical problems for which he was hospitalized in 1931. He died in Pittsburgh at age 44 of acute myocarditis. He was interred on April 20, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Balko, Andrew, 1889 - 1959, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ballinger, Fletcher, Pvt. 17th Co, 159th Dep. Brig., Enlisted July 16, 1918, Discharged July 22, 1919, Born June 15, 1892, Died May 19, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 20, 7th grave west tier, [In 1920, the census of Robbs Precinct in Jefferson County, Kentucky revealed a Fletcher Ballinger and wife Virginia. He had been born in Georgia and was working as a leader at a brick yard. Virginia had been born in Tennessee. No other distinct possibilities were found in census records. Fletcher died in Pittsburgh, with the record showing him to be about 45 years of age. Cause of death was shock and hemorrhage. He was interred on May 24, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Banks, Peggy Ann, December 29, 1937, April 19, 1998, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 18, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bankston, Jack, CPL US Army, World War II, Feb 21, 1921, Dec 26, 1989, Section 9, Row 8, grave #158, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bardelang, Edna, Wife of Charles, Born Mar 22, 1989, Died Aug 19, 1972, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 5 half lot owned by Charles Bardelang, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bardelang, Charles D., Pvt 1st PA PNG, Enlisted July 1, 1915, Discharged Sept 15, 1917, Born Sept 18, 1898, Died Aug 4, 1961, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 5 half lot owned by Charles Bardelang, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barefoot, Jane, 1886 – 1955, Mother, Born Again, 1912, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barefoot, James L., 1875 – 1934, Father, Born Again 1895, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, [James Latimore Barefoot was born on January 19, 1875, the son of Thomas and Sarah Latimore Barefoot. His place of birth appears to be Desertmartin, Derry, Ireland, which is listed on his petition for naturalization. He married Jane Wilkinson about 1909 and lived in Pittsburgh’s 10th Ward in 1910. The couple lived with Mary Wilkinson, Jane’s mother and her brother Abraham. He was a laborer in a cork factory at the time, but later worked as a caretaker and a janitor. In 1934 he fell from a roof, breaking ribs and puncturing a lung. He died on September 26, 1934 at age 60. He was interred on October 1, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barefoot, Sarah M., Sept 1, 1912, Feb 2, 1913, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, [Sarah was probably the daughter of James Latimore Barefoot and Jane Wilkinson. She died on February 2, 1913 in Pittsburgh at age 6 months of bronchitis. She was interred on February 3], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barker, George B., A Native of England, Born June 29, 1822, Died March 29, 1881, “There are brilliant hopes that have perished, beaming brighter than before. There are those we’ve missed and cherished, waiting on the other shore”, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 6 owned by Mrs. S. Barker, [George B. Barker was a native of England and Sharpsburg’s postmaster for many years. We don’t know where he was located before 1864 when he appears in Sharpsburg in the Directory of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities. He was listed there as a grocer on Main Street in Sharpsburg. Two years later he was again listed, but as the postmaster. On the 1870 census he is living with his wife Sarah and a daughter Mary. George died of pneumonia and was interred in the newly purchased plot in Greenwood on March 31, 1881. His wife, Sarah, also born in England, was interred in the plot on November 17, 1890], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barkhamer, Anna J. Lesher, 1892 - 1976, Sect. 4, Range 8, plot 4, owned by Mrs. Anna Lesher Barkhammer, [Anna Joanna Herbig was the fifth child of Frank Herman Herbig and Elisabeth Beyerl of Penig in the Chemnitz area of Saxony, Germany. Her mother immigrated in July of 1892 with 4 children and Anna was born 2 and a half months later in Glenshaw, outside of Etna. She was baptized at the Etna Congregational Church, as were at least 6 more children of her parents. She married Harry Lesher in 1912 and lived in East Pittsburgh Borough. Anna had 3 children, Ira, who died at age 2, Esther, who married Charles Fagan, and Harry Jr. After the death of her first husband, she married Clifford Barkhammer, known as “Peazer”. Anna remained in close contact with her sister Louise Herbig Ferber. She died in the Level Green home of her son, Harry, in February of 1976], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barksley, Mary D., Oct 9, 1896 – July 12, 1942, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barnaby, William E., 1870 – 1938, Section 8, Range 6, Row 19, grave # 5, [William Easton Barnaby was born in June of 1870 in Virginia, probably to H B and Isabella Barnaby of Albemarle County, who had 8 known children. By 1900 he was living in Pittsburgh with his wife Nelly, also listed as Ellen. They had a 9 month old daughter named Ozella. Living at different locations within Pittsburgh through the census years, William worked in a steel mill, a pipe mill and as a cutter at a scrap yard. He died of septicemia on July 8, 1938 in Pittsburgh and was interred on July 11], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barnett, Lucinda, 1830 - 1900, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 14 owned by Jacob Law, [buried in the family plot of Jacob Law.  She died at age 75.  According to Ohio census records, she may be the mother of Electa Law.  An 1860 census of Green Twp. in Scioto County lists a William Barnett with wife Lucinda and 4 children, the oldest a daughter named Electa.  William was a furnace contractor and his daughter could have easily met a young engineer named Jacob Law as a result of the two men collaborating on a steel mill project], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barnett, Sylvester W., Pvt US Army, World War II, May 26, 1919, Aug 22, 1988, Section 9, Row 8, grave #99, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barns, Ivy Clark, 1886 – 1948, Sister, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 16 owned by Joseph Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barr, Amelia, 1869 - 1953, Section 6, Range 7, Row 1, Grave #2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barr, Charles L., 1922 - 1967, Section 6, Range 6, Row 3, Grave # 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barr, Stella Hannan Wilson, 1885 - 1946, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 6 owned by Mrs. Eliza Darr, [Stella Hannon Wilson Barr was the daughter of George and Sue Hannon of Butler PA and appears on the 1900 census as a 15 year old child. After the 1910 census, she is difficult to find, perhaps due to 2 marriages. She was interred on October 21, 1946. Also in the plot is William S. Barr Jr. who was interred on September 3, 1928, although he has no tombstone. An unnamed child Bell is in the plot, as well as 4 other Hannon burials and 3 Darr burials], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Barr, William S., Pvt. 113th Ord. Depot Co. US Army, Enlisted May 29, 1918, Discharged June 10, 1919, Born Aug 18, 1888, Died Nov 8, 1957, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 25 half lot, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baskin, Douglas, Pvt. US Army, Vietnam, 1946 – 1988, Section 9, Row 7, grave #122, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bastyr, Mildred I., 1906 - 1979, Mother, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bastyr, Edmund J., 1898 - 1974, Father, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, Charles, 1896 – 1973, Father, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 10 owned by Charles Bauer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, Eleanor, 1902 – 1983, Mother, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 10 owned by Charles Bauer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, Robert E., 1922 – 1938, Son, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 10 owned by Charles Bauer, [Robert was the son of Charles and Eleanore Bauer of O’Hara Township. He can be found on the 1930 O’Hara census, living at #31 Mary Street with his parents and younger sisters Betty and Etta. He died in Pittsburgh at age 15 on April 22, 1938 of a fractured skull. He was intered on April 24, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, William, Pvt US Army, Enlisted Sept 3, 1942, Discharged March 12, 1943, Born Sept 17, 1897, Died Nov 8, 1969, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Bauer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, John, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Bauer, [John H. Bauer immigrated from Germany in 1884 and settled in Penn Township near Verona. He worked as a farm laborer and he and his wife Lena raised 5 children. The family moved to O’Hara Township in 1910 and then Sharpsburg in 1920 while he worked for a time in a steel mill. In 1930 he is found on Mary Street in O’Hara, near the back streets of Sharpsburg as he did odd jobs for a living. He was interred on May 3, 1950 after being laid out at the A R Campbell Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bauer, Caroline, (view 2), Section 1, Range 7, Lot 4 owned by John Bauer, [Caroline Bauer was the wife of John Bauer of O’Hara Township. In the 1900 census of Penn Twp, she stated that she was born in Germany in February of 1863 and immigrated in 1884. She also stated that she had 9 children, but only 5 were living. They included Katie, age 10, Rosie, age 7, John, age 5, Charles, age 3 and baby William at 9 months old. By 1910, she is listed with 6 of her 11 children. She died in O’Hara at age 71 of cancer and was interred on April 17, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baumberger, George T., 1900 – 1978, Father, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 7 half lot owned by George Baumberger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baumberger, Gertrude M., 1900 – 1985, Mother, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 7 half lot owned by George Baumberger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baumberger, Robert P., 1932, 1936, Son, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 7 half lot owned by George Baumberger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baur, Carl A., 1924 – 1925, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baur, Baby, 1957, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baur, Carl, 1900 – 1979, Husband, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baur, Mary E., 1903 – 1966, Wife, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bayer, Emma M., 1884 – 1931, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 6 singles, grave # 2 east tier, [Emma died in South Fayette Township at age 46 of chronic myocarditis on May 5, 1931. She was interred on May 7, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bayer, Mary E., 1854 – 1934, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 6 singles, 1st grave east tier, [Mary died in Punxsutawney, PA at age 79 of chronic myocarditis on October 12, 1934. She was interred on October 13, 1934. No census record can be positively identified for her at this time], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bayne, Martha Ann, April 14, 1877, Dec 26, 1954, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 11 single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Baynes, Alena, 1932 - 2008, Section 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beale, Janice A., 1938 - 2008, Section 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beaman, Ruth I., 1918 - 1974, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beamish, Earl D., 1903 - 1960, Husband, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beamish, Nancy Jane, 1905 – 1975, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 17 owned by Albert Fix, [Nancy was the daughter of Albert and Emma Fix of Sharpsburg, and the wife of Carl Beamish. She died in Pittsburgh], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bean, Arabella, 1857 - 1926, Section 3, Range 13, Lot 6, [Arabella Bean was the wife of Civil War veteran William E. Bean.  She is first found in the 1880 Etna census as his wife, age 22, with a young son, George E, age 5, and a small daughter, May L., age 2.  William was a member of Company A of the 53^rd PA Infantry, which he joined on 23 February 1864 when he was only 16 years old.  On 1 May 1865 he was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps, perhaps because he was wounded.  He was discharged on 7 August 1865 and lived in Shaler Township in 1890 when it was noted that his index finger had been shot off during the war.  In 1900 he and Arabella were living in Sharpsburg where he worked as a pipe fitter and Arabella, listed as his wife, Laura B., was raising their 5 remaining children.   In 1910 William was working in a steel mill.   Arabella only had 2 daughters at home, 12 year old Margaret and 18 year old Lucy, who was a saleswoman at a grocery store.  William died in late November of 1919 of broncho pneumonia.  Arabella continued to live in Sharpsburg, staying at her daughter Margaret’s house as she was the wife of William E. Swindella at 1032 Penn Street.  At least 5 Bean children are buried within the plot.  Arabella also died of bronho pneumonia in 1926], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bean, William, no tombstone, Section 3, Range 13, Lot 6 , [We don’t know where William E. Bean was born in PA, but he appears in the Civil War, joining Co. A of the 53rd PA Regiment on February 23, 1864. After being injured, he was transferred to the US Veteran Reserve Corp on May 1, 1865, and was mustered out on August 7 of that year. Years later, in the 1980 Veteran census, it was noted that he was missing a finger. Married about 1875, he worked in a rolling mill as a tester, and by 1910 was in a steel mill. He lived in both Sharpsburg and Etna. William died on November 20, 1919 of broncho pneumonia in Sharpsburg at age 72. He was interred on November 23rd. Although there is now no tombstone for him, impressions in the landscape suggest he lays next to his wife, Arabella. The family plot has 10 burials besides William and Lena, including son William who died in November of 1895 of typhoid fever, son George who died in January of 1895, also of typhoid, Mary E. Bean, age 9 who died in 1887, Annie E. Bean who died in 1900 at age 5 and a Sadie B. Bean who we have no information about], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beasley, Ernest H., Pennsylvania, Pvt 803 Pioneer Inf, December 27, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 22, 2nd grave west tier, [A 1930 census of Paint Township in Windber, Somerset County (just beyond Johnstown) shows Ernest Beasley as a lodger, age 39 and single. He was born in Arkansas and was working as a cook in a hotel. He died in O’Hara Township at age 50. His cause of death is not understood, but reads as “hyp.-malignant type”. He was interred on December 29, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beasley, Irwin James, “Jimmy”, 1944 – 1985, Life is Just Temporary, But Love is Forever”, Section 9, Row 2, grave 103, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, F. Hall, (monument), 1823 - 1894, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18, [was a child of Francis Beatty and his wife Sarah, born in 1823 in Indiana Township.  He was probably named after his grandfather who married Jane Hall.  Francis Sr. is listed by some researchers as a Revolutionary War Veteran (buried in Deer Creek Cemetery in 1826).  Francis Hall was a farmer who helped his father on the family farm, working closely with his brother John Beatty.  In 1880 he was living on his own, next to his father and brother.  It appears that he never married, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, Francis Andrew, (monument), Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18, [does not appear in the interment records of Greenwood Cemetery.  This may imply that he was an infant who died quite young.  Without dates, it would be difficult to place him within the Beatty family.  Local church records would be needed to find his parents.  Also buried within the plot is an infant Patterson, who died in 1912 Aspinwall, a stillborn child.  That child has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, Henry E., (view 2, monument), 1846 - 1909, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18, [was the son of John and Sarah Beatty of Indiana Township, born in January of 1846.  He enlisted as a private in Battery H of the PA Independent Light Artillery.  In August of 1864 he was transferred to Battery A of the 204^th Regiment of the PA Volunteers which was sent to Hagerstown, then to Alexandria for provost duty.  In the spring of 1865, the regiment was sent to the Bull Run battlefield to bury the dead who had been uncared for since the second battle.  They also erected monuments to the dead.  In June they were sent to Pittsburgh and mustered out.  Harry returned to his father’s farm and married late in life.  He and wife Emma are not to be found on the 1880 census, but lived in Hoboken after 1890], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, John B., (monument), 1821 - 1893, Father, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18, [father of Harry Beatty, the Civil War veteran.  John was the son of Francis Beatty, an early resident of the Indiana Township area who is buried in Deer Creek Cemetery.  John was born in New York State around 1821.  He and wife Sarah had at least 4 children.  He was a farmer all of his life, and died in March of 1892 in Hoboken (present day Blawnox) at age 72 as a result of  “softening of the brain”], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, Sarah, (monument), 1823 - 1900, Mother, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18, [wife of John B. Beatty and the mother of Harry Beatty, the Civil War veteran.  Born in New York State, as was her husband, she lived in Indiana Township at least as early as 1840.  Mother of Harry, Minnie, Ellen and May, she died of dropsy in April of 1900], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beatty, Emma, illegible, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 18 owned by Sarah Beatty, [Emma Beatty was related to the Civil War Veteran Henry Beatty, but it is not certain how she is related. Although his wife Emma was still alive in 1910, this Emma was born about 1857 in O’Hara Township and died there of an unknown cause in July of 1887 at age 30. On July 18, 1887 she was interred in Section 2, Range 8. On November 19, 1894 she was moved to the Beatty family plot. Since her stone is quite old, the lettering is difficult to read, and the lack of additional information is making the research of her life difficult], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beck, Louis N., 1900 - 1936, Section 2, Range 16, Lot 8 singles, Grave # 3 east, [Louis died on Christmas Day, December 25, 1936 in Pittsburgh at age 35 of acute alcoholism. He was interred on January 1, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beckley, Fred, Sgt 323rd SQ, Enlisted Oct 20, 1917, Discharged July 8, 1919, Born Sept 25, 1875, Died July 13, 1941, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 11, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bedenikovich, Martin, 1916 – 1939, Son, Section 1, Range 9, Lot 9 singles, grave # 4 and 5 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bedenikovich, Rose, 1890 – 1978, Mother, Section 1, Range 9, Lot 9 singles, grave # 4 and 5 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beeson, James H., 1890 – 1951, Father, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 11 owned by W E Johnston, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beier, Karl, 06 Mar 1870 - 28 Aug 1910, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Karl Byer, [Karl A. Beier (Byer) was the son of Karl and Wilhelmina Beier, who immigrated with sons August, Karl, Wilhelm, Hermann and Gottfried. They came to New York from Germany on the ship “Rhein” on April 12, 1882. Young Karl died in Etna on August 28, 1910 at age 40 of pneumonia. He was interred on August 30 in the family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beier, Mina, 1841 - 1926, Mother, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Carl Byer, [Wilhelmina Beier was the wife of Karl Beier. The couple immigrated on the ship “Rhein” in 1882 along with their 5 sons. In 1900 the family was living in Etna on Vine Street, with only sons Charley and Ernest in the home. Wilhelmina was listed with the birth date of March of 1841. She died on July 10, 1925 in Ridgeway, Elk County PA at age 84. She died of Acute Cholelithiasis, which is the formation of gall stones. She was interred in the family plot on July 12, 1925, along with her husband and two of her sons], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beier, Karl, (view 2), 28 May 1833 - 7 Dec 1906, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Carl Byer, [Karl Beier arrived in the US from Germany on the ship “Rhein” on April 12, 1882. He and wife Wilhelmina raised at least 6 sons in Etna. Interment records indicate that he died in Etna at age 73 of bronchitis. He was interred on December 9, 1906], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beistel, Homer S., PFC Co A, 336th M C BN, 1886 – 1955, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 2, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Belk, George, 25 Mar 1911 - 23 Mar 1989, US Army, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Francis A., 1865 - 1930, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 2, [Francis A. Bell is found in Pittsburgh’s 12^th Ward in the 1910 census, living with his wife Rachel.  He was born in Canada and immigrated around 1890.  The couple had no children.  He worked as a shipper in a furniture store.  Francis spent the next 20 years living at various homes as a lodger, but continued in the furniture moving and storage business.  He died of a pulmonary abscess in March of 1930.  A note inserted in the lot book insists that Mrs. Peter Miller of Glenshaw be notified if someone tried to remove Rachel from the lot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Rachel Huggins, 1872 - 1918, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 2, [was the wife of Francis Bell.  She may be the daughter of William P. Bell and his wife Eliza, who had 5 children listed in the 1880 Hampton Township census.  Rachel is listed there as 7 years old.  She died in Pittsburgh at age 45 of peritonitis on 23 November 1918], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Jacob, 1845 - 1920, Co D., 62 PV, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 10, Father, [was born in Armstrong County, the son of George and Elizabeth Bell of Pine Township.  His father was a carpenter.  In the 1850 census he is listed as an 11 year old, with his older brother Benjamin listed as 13.  Benjamin was identified as the brother of Jacob in a website on the 62 PA Volunteers, which Jacob enlisted in.  Company D. of this regiment was recruited in Armstrong County.  Jacob enlisted in July of 1861 at Kittanning and was discharged on a surgeon’s certificate in December of 1862 following the battle of Fredericksburg.  He had survived battles at Mechanicsville, Malvern Hill the second Bull Run and Antietam.  In 1870 he was a laborer living in Indiana Township with his wife Anna and 3 daughters. From 1880 until his death in 1920 he was listed in O’Hara Township.  The couple is only listed with daughters.  Jacob died of apoplexy in October of 1920], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Anna B., 1850 - 1914, Mother, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 10, [was the wife of Civil War veteran Jacob Bell.  Married around the year 1865, she and Jacob had 7 children with at least 4 of them daughters.  By 1900, she told the census taker that she had lost 3 children.  An unnamed Bell child was buried in Section 2 in a lot owned by Mrs. Eliza Darr.  In 1879, an unnamed child was buried in Section 3 of Greenwood.  One child with the initials GM was buried in 1882.  On 29 March 1897 the remains of 3 Bell children were moved to the new family plot in Section 5.  Anna was the next burial in August of 1914.  She died in O’Hara Township, with rheumatism listed as the cause of death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Georgeanna, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 10, [Georgeanna and Cora May Bell were the daughters of Jacob and Anna Bell.  Georgeanna was born in May of 1875 and Cora May was born in February of 1877.  They lived with their parents in Indiana Township and O’Hara Township.  Georgeanna worked as a seamstress and Cora as a store clerk.  Neither girl married, but looked after their parents until their deaths.  Although no dates were ever inscribed on the stone, the interment record indicated that the ashes of Georgeanna were interred in November of 1954 and Cora’s in 1956.  A sister, Edna Sitterly was buried in the plot in 1925], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Cora May, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 10, [see above notes for Georgeanna], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Unknown, (view 2), Section 5, Range 12, Lot 10, [This stone in the Bell family plot is not legible and has not been since before 1982, when the first survey of veteran’s stones was taken.  The interment records indicate that 3 Bell children were buried in Greenwood, one in 1876 in the Darr lot, one in 1879 in Section 3 and one in 1882 in Section 3.  The remains of all 3 were moved into the family plot on 29 March 1897], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bell, Fred L., Pvt Co H, 24th Inf., Enlisted Sept 18, 1900, Discharged Sept 17, 1903, Born Mar 4, 1879, Died Nov 24, 1936, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 16, 4th grave west tier, [Fred died in Pittsburgh at age 57 years, 8 months and 20 days of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was interred on November 28th, 1936]

Bellman, Henry J., 1868 – 1910, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 15 owned by Conrad Bellman, [Henry J. Bellman was the son of George and Margaret Bellman, German immigrants who moved to Sharpsburg by 1870. His tombstone is the only stone in a lot that contains 13 family members. Henry appears in the 1880 and 1900 Sharpsburg census, being the sixth known child of his parents. In 1900 he was still a single man, and listed as a storekeeper. He died on February 7, 1910 in New York City at age 41 of apoplexy. He was interred on February 10. Other in the lot include his parents, who died in 1901 and 1902, and 3 young children. Also in the lot is his brother John, who died in 1924. The lot was owned by another brother, Conrad], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bender, Charles, 1897 – 1925, Father, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 8 owned by Mrs. Charles Bender, [Charles was the son of Frank and Augusta Bender of Etna. Both were German immigrants and had at least 8 children, with Charles being the third. After his marriage to wife Bertha, the couple lived at #84 Kittanning Pike. Bertha had 4 children, Alice, Ethel, June and Charles, before becoming a widow at age 22. Charles died in O’Hara at age 28 when he drowned. He died on July 4, 1925 and was interred on July 7], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bender, Catherine, July 1, 1922, July 14, 1893, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Edward Bender, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bender, Edward C., S. Sgt. US Army, World War II, Apr 30, 1920, Feb 25, 2005, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Edward Bender, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Benga, Joseph, (view 2), July 13, 1953, May 31, 2002, Section 4, Range 12, Lot 9, Row 2, Grave 1 & 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennardo, Jack, 1931 – 1995, Father, Together Forever, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 10 owned by Charles Bauer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Alice Malone, May 3, 1919, April 17, 2009, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 8 owned by Mrs. Charles Bender, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Harry C. Sr., 1875 - 1939, Father, Interment #9493 in the Section 6 singles, Section 6, row 1A, grave #48, [Frank died on January 31, 1940 and was interred on February 3. He was 65 years of age and died of cancer of the stomach], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Mathilda, 1877 - 1965, Mother, Section 6, Range 6, Row 2, Grave #5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, William J., Pvt, HQS DET 117th Engrs, World War I, 1887 – 1955, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by John Cubbage, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Betty Lou, 1951 – 1954, Beloved Daughter, Section 5, Range 4, Lot 5 owned by Mrs. Philip Schneider, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Charles W., 1920 – 1990, Father, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 9 quarter lot owned by Charles Bennett, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Esther J., 1918 – 1984, Mother, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 9 quarter lot owned by Charles Bennett, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bennett, Gladys R., 1943 – 1998, Wife and Mother, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 20, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Benson, Albert, Pvt SN TN USA, Enlisted Apr 9, 1918, Discharged Aug 19, 1919, Born Jan 1, 1896, Died Dec 27, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 26, 3rd grave west tier, [Interment # 5214. Albert Benson died O’Hara Township December 27, 1931, age 35 years, 11 months 26 days of tuberculosis. Interment was on December 31, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Benton, Capt. Charles Craig, (family plot), Section 2, Range 7, Lot 2 owned by John J. Keil, [Captain Charles Craig Benton was the husband of Margorie Keil, the daughter of John J. Keil and Ella Hilbert. The couple was found in the 1910 census at #12 Freeport Street in Etna, with their 1 year old son Charles Jr. Charles Sr. was a publisher of a newspaper. Since his wife Ella was again living with her parents in 1920, we can assume that Charles died in the service of his country during World War I. Researching the burials at Arlington is very difficult on-line, as a full list of the over 300,000 burials is not available to casual researchers], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Benton, Charles Craig Jr., (view 2, family plot), Section 2, Range 7, Lot 2 owned by John J. Keil, [Charles Craig Benton Jr. was the young son of Marjorie Keil Benton and Charles Craig Benton. He appears on the 1910 Etna census with his parents. He was interred in Greenwood on December 31, 1911 at age 3 years, 4 months and 4 days. He died of indigestion and meningitis on December 29], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Benton, Marjorie Keil, (family plot), Section 2, Range 7, Lot 2 owned by John J. Keil, [Marjorie Keil Benton was the daughter of John Jacob Keil and his wife Ella. She was also the wife of Charles Craig Benton, who may have died sometime during the World War I years. After the death of her only son and her husband, Marjorie returned to the home of her parents and stayed with his mother after the death of her father. She supported them by becoming a music teacher. In 1930, living at #637 Grant Avenue in Etna, she was teaching voice. She was interred in Greenwood on May 31, 1943], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Berger, Susan, 20 Feb 1910 - 30 Jan 1941, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Berlin, William, 1912 – 1993, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 3 eigth lot owned by Berlin, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Berlin, Ruth E., 1921 – 2008, Wed June 26, 1961, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 3 eigth lot owned by Berlin, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernet, Charles, 1870 – 1921, Father, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 6 singles, graves #1 and #2 west tier, [Charles Bernet was born in Switzerland in August of 1871 according to the 1900 Cleveland census. He and wife Lena had 2 children. Charles stated that he had immigrated around 1887 and he was a brewer by profession. By 1910 he had moved to O’Hara Township and lived near a few other men who worked at the Sharpsburg brewery. He was named John in that census, but appeared as Charles in the 1920 census. He died in Sharpsburg at age 50 of apoplexy on March 5, 1921. He was interred on March 8], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernet, Lena Karlen, 1874 – 1933, Mother, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 6 singles, graves #1 and #2 west tier, [Lena Karlen also was born in Switzerland and immigrated on November 14, 1889 of the “Noordland” with a Susanna and Rudolf Karlen, perhaps her siblings. She appears in Cleveland in 1900 with Charles Bernet as his wife. She had at least 4 children while living in Ohio, then 6 more children in PA. After the death of her husband, she lived on Dewey Street in Etna with 7 of her children. She died in Sharpsburg on June 13, 1933 at age 58 of angina pectoris. She was interred on June 15], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhard, Jakob, (view 2), 02 Jun 1870 - 10 Sep 1871, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [may have been a child of Jacob and Anna Katherine Bernhardt of Sharpsburg. He was most likely buried first in the graveyard of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg and is probably the unnamed interment from that cemetery moved on February 8, 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Jacob, (view 2), 1843 - 1919, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Jacob Bernhardt (Bernhard, Bernhart) indicated on the 1900 census that he was born in Germany and immigrated in 1868. His name on a passenger list has not been found along with his wife, who also indicated the same year of immigration. He does not show up in our area until 1900, so he and his family may have spent time in another location before moving to this area. He was a watchman in one of the iron mills in 1900 and 1910. He died in Sharpsburg in 1919 of gastric enteritis and was buried from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home. He was probably a member of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, as other family members had been buried in their cemetery], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Anna K., 1837 - 1905, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Anna Katharine Bernhardt was the wife of Jacob Bernhardt. The data of the 1900 Sharpsburg census indicates she was born in Germany and immigrated in 1868. She and Jacob may have been married in Germany just before immigrating or in the US just after they came, as they were married about 32 years in 1900. It is likely that she had at least 2 children and perhaps as many as 5 children. One researcher has identified Mary Sprecht, the wife of William Sprecht, as a daughter. The couples lived next to each other for many years. A Charles Bernhart also lived next to the couple, and may be a son. She died in Sharpsburg and was buried from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Kofel, (view 2), 12 Oct 1871 - 18 Jul 1886, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Kofel Bernhardt was probably a child of Jacob and Anna Catherine Bernhardt of Sharpsburg. This was one of 3 children moved from the graveyard of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg on February 8, 1904. The letters on the tombstone are very faint and difficult to read], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Joanna, (view 2), illegible, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [one of three children moved to Greenwood from the graveyard of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. This graveyard was totally removed from the Lower Road near Pleasant Valley in O’Hara Township because of a road project. She was interred on February 8, 1904 along with 2 brothers. Although the tombstone is barely legible, it appears that she was born in the 1870s and died while still quite young], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Charles August, 1873 - 1946, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Charles August Bernhardt was the son of Jacob Bernhardt and his wife Catharine. The parents immigrated from Germany about 1868, according to census records. The family lived in Sharpsburg from 1900 on, although records have not been found before that. Charles married and stayed in Sharpsburg with his family. He worked as a table man for one of the steel works, and also as a watchman. By 1930 he was a laborer in the local shovel works. He died in 1946], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Wilhelmina Anna, 1882 - 1942, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Wilhelmina Anna Bernhardt was the wife of Charles August Bernhardt of Sharpsburg. The couple married after 1900 when Charles is found living with his parents at #62 Eighth Street. By 1910 Charles had his own home at #318 Eighth Street, with Minnie and 4 young children, Charles W., Clarence H., Jacob R, and Anna B. There appears to have been another child named Arthur, who only lived for a year. Minnie died in 1942], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Jacob R., 1907 - 1913, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Jacob R. Bernhardt was a son of Charles and Wilhelmina Bernhardt of Sharpsburg. He appears once on a census record, in 1910 at #318 Eighth Street. He was 3 years old at the time. He died in Sharpsburg at age 6 years, 8 months and 15 days of bronchial pneumonia and was interred on November 13, 1913, the day after he died], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bernhardt, Arthur, 1910 - 1911, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 19 owned by Jacob Bernhardt, [Arthur Bernhardt was probably a son of Charles and Wilhelmina Bernhardt of Sharpsburg. Only being 1 year of age and born in late 1910, after the census was taken, he does not appear on any public records. He died, according to Greenwood records, at age 2 months of inanimation], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Peter, (view 2 , 3), 22 Mar 1836 - 01 Mar 1910, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, [born in Rohrbach, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany.  He joined the 212 PA Volunteers, in Company F of the 6^th Artillery, which mostly guarded railroads and garrisons in Virginia.  He was discharged in June of 1865.  A shoemaker in 1870 in West Deer Twp, he turned to being a merchant, living in Hoboken (Blawnox) , and Duquesne. He died of chronic nephritis and heart disease in East Deer Township], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Appolonia, (view 2), His Wife, 26 Mar 1838 - 02 Sep 1919, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, [nee Luckhard, born in Hesse Cassel, Germany.  She and Peter had 11 children, of whom only 7 were living in 1900.  She continued to live in East Deer Township after his death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, William, (view 2), s/o P. & A., 14 Oct 1861 - 30 Sep 1895, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, [he worked with his father in the family grocery store in 1880 in the village of Hoboken, which later became Blawnox.  His interment record at Greenwood states his death was a suicide in Allegheny City], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Elmer E., (view 2 , 3), s/o P. & A., 13 Nov 1863 - 25 May 1911, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Edward L., (view 2 , 3), s/o P. & A., 14 Apr 1871 - 25 Dec 1912Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Mary, (view 2 , 3), d/o P. & A., 1873 - 1935, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Unknown, (view 2), Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, [c/o Peter and Appolonia Bert, buried in 1876 and 1877, according to interment records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bert, Unknown, (view 2), Section 2, Range 6, Lot 4, [c/o Peter and Appolonia Bert, buried in 1876 and 1877, according to interment records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, Paul H., Pennsylvania, Pvt Trans Corps, World War II, Feb 14, 1909, March 5, 1971, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by Paul H. Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, Clara E., 1873 – 1943, Mother, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 4, half lot owned by W J Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, William J., 1870 – 1958, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 4, half lot owned by W J Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, Paul H., 1909 – 1971, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by Paul H. Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, Carolina M., 1916 – 1996, Mother, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by Paul H. Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Besnecker, Thomas G., 1911 – 1975, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 4 half lot owned by W J Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Best, John Henry, 13 Mar 1912 - 13 Jan 1990, Cpl US Army WWII, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Best, Matilda, 1905 – 1985, A Wonderful Mother and BNeautiful Grandmother, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 129, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bethel, Unknown, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 1 owned by John Bethel, [this illegible stone is found in the Bethel lot, and may belong to a child named after her mother, Bertha D. Bethel. The mother, Bertha, died in August of 1880. Just over 9 months after her death, little Bertha was interred, having died on June 4, 1881 at age 9 months and 6 days. Birth and death were both in Sharpsburg. We could conclude that the mother died with childbirth complications and the child died within the year after. There are 8 other burials within this plot, scattered between the Donley and Bethel family. Non of those burials were graced with tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bethel, Bertha, (view 2, footstone), Daughter of Wm & Lizzie Donley, Died Aug 28, 1880, Aged 24 Years, 4 Mos, 15 Days, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 1 owned by John Bethel, [The 1880 census of Sharpsburg shows William F and Eliza C Donley with their 4 children, John age 21, William age 11, Adda age 5 and a married daughter named Bertha. Bertha’s husband John Bethel was also in the home, and worked as a glassblower. Greenwood records indicate that Bertha died in Sharpsburg and was interred on September 2, 1880. John Bethel remarried and in 1900 was found in Clayton New Jersey with wife Anna and 4 children. He may have died there, as he was 69 in the 1920 Cape May NJ census. The cemetery plot was later transferred to Eliza C. Donley. A buried stone near the large tombstone was uncovered and only had the initials BDB. It is one of the few footstones to have been found in Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Betus, Andrew, (plot monument), 1884 – 1926, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Mrs. Susanna Betus, [Andrew Betus was born on April 4, 1884 at Pribjlina, Lipto, Hungary and immigranted on the ship “Chemnitz”. He left Europe from Bremen, Germany on July 10, 1902 and arrived in Baltimore on July 24, 1902. In Pittsburgh he was met by his uncle Jan Betus of Spring Alley. He married Susannah Dedak and in 1910 they lived in Pittsurgh’s 6th Ward with 2 children, Andrew and Amelia. He worked at an iron mill. In 1920 they lived in Sharpsburg with daughters Margaret and Mary joining the family. He died in Sharpsburg on December 10, 1926 at age 42 of lobar pneumonia and was interred in Greenwood on December 13. His wife and 3 of their children also are in the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Betus, Andrew, (plot monument), 1906 – 1976, Son, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Susan Betus, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Betus, Margaret, (plot monument), 1915 – 1966, Daughter, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Susan Betus, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Betus, Mildred, (plot monument), 1909 – 1947, Daughter, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Susan Betus, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Betus, Suzanna, (plot monument), 1885 – 1972, Mother, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by Susan Betus, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beuhler, Conrad, (view 2 , 3), 1845 - 1937, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by John & Mary E. Siebert, [Conrad Beuhler (Beeler) has the date of birth 1848 on his tombstone. The name is almost always seen as “Beeler” in the census. In 1880 Conrad, age 30, a married man, was living in Millvale and worked in an iron mill. He and his wife Anna had 5 children at the time. In 1900 he was listed as living in Pittsburgh’s Ward 18 and was working as a day laborer. He stayed with his daughter Jennie and her husband Albert Simpson in Etna in 1910. By 1920 he and Anna and son Henry lived in Shaler Township, with Conrad retired and his son supporting the household.  Conrad died in Collier Township, age 87 of chronic cardio vascular renal disease. The family is also listed exclusively as Beeler in the Greenwood interments], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beuhler, Anna, (view 2 , 3), 1851 - 1927, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by John & Mary E. Siebert, [Anna Beuhler (Beeler) is listed in the 1880 census as born in Pennsylvania. She lists in the 1900 census that she had 6 children, all living, although with the gap in the census year, only 5 children’ names are known, Jennie, John, Julia, Katherine and Henry. She died in Sharpsburg at age 76, of apoplexy. The interment record actually lists her death on January 29 of 1928], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beuhler, John, (view 2), 1872 - 1926, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by John & Mary E. Siebert, [John Beuhler (Beeler) was the oldest known son of Conrad and Anna Beuler. He was a 7 year old child living with his parents in Millvale in 1880. By 1910 he was still a single man, living with his parents in the home of his older sister Jennie, and her husband Albert Simpson. He was a laborer in a pipe mill. He died in Sharpsburg in December of 1927 of neuralgia of the heart at age 54. His funeral was handled by the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home of Sharpsburg. Some of the dates on the stone are slightly off according to the interment records at Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beuhler, Henry, (view 2), 1879 - 1924, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by John & Mary E. Siebert, [Henry Beuhler (Beeler) was the youngest child of Conrad and Anna Beuhler. In the 1880 census he was 1 year old. By 1900 he was a single man living at #5339 Dresden Alley in Pittsburgh’s Ward 18. He was working as a day laborer. Ten years later he was enumerated on the Butler Plank Road in Shaler Township, as a 31 year old laborer. In 1920 he was again living with his parents and was supporting them by working as a contractor. He died on July 17, 1926 of chronic myocarditis and was the first family member interred in the Greenwood family plot. Again, the date of his death is incorrect on the monument], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Beverly, Gladyce P., Aug 6, 1909 – Feb 7, 1959, Wife, Section 9, Row 2, grave 73, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Biddle, Raymond J., 1896 - 1960, Father, Rest in Peace, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Biddle, Stephen R., 11 Sep 1948 - 03 Aug 1991, Unforgettable, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bier, Floyd, 1875 - 1955, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [Floyd Bier was born in PA on April 18, 1875. His father and mother were both born in Germany, but records of him and his family before 1920 have not been found, except for a World War I draft Card. At the time he filled out his card he was already married to wife Minnie. They lived in Hoboken and he was working as a blacksmith at the Allegheny County Workhouse. In 1920 he and Minnie lived on Fountain Street, and had 6 children; Minnie, Gertrude, Vera, Walter, Harriet and Charles. The 1930 census shows them in O’Hara Township only Walter, Harriet and Charles still lived at home. Floyd was a guard at the workhouse and Walter worked at a structural steel mill], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bier, Minnie, 1876 - 1948, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bigley, William O., 1873 – 1929, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 5 singles, grave # 1 east tier, [William and wife Mary lived in the 17th Ward of Pittsburgh in 1900 with their 3 children, William, James and Albert. By 1910 they had moved to the 9th Ward and had 4 more children. William worked on the railroad as a brakeman and fireman until he switched to a machine shop by 1920. He may have been the son of Hugh and Hannah Bigley of Baden, Beaver County, one of 7 children found in the 1880 census. He died on January 5, 1929 of lobar pneumonia at age 56. He was interred on January 7], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birchell, William Alfred, 1868 – 1936, Father, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 10 half lot owned by Harry Birchell and Sadie Pleitz, [William was probably the son of Joseph and Ornelia Birchell of Sharpsburg, the same child who shows up in the 1880 Sharpsburg census with 5 younger siblings. In 1900 he and wife Emma lived on the Butler Street Extension in Pittsburgh’s 19th Ward with their own 4 children. William described himself as a day laborer. They lived in various locations in Pittsburgh in 1910, 1920 and 1930, always accompanied by some of their 10 children. Interment records show that he died on November 7, 1936 in Springboro at age 72 of a coronary occlusion. He was interred on November 12], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birchell, Emma Jane, 1871 – 1934, Mother, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 10 half lot owned by Harry Birchell and Sadie Pleitz, [Emma Jane Roop was born on March 7, 1871 in Fredericksburg, Maryland to John Wesley Roop and Euphema Norris. Through the years she had 10 children, Wesley, Sadie (Pleitz), Newton, Harry, Wilberta, William, Ethel (Rooney), Emma, Amelia and Margaret (Strathmann). She died in Springboro at age 62 of diabetes on September 6, 1934 and was interred on September 10], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birchell, Harry F., 1899 – 1962, Husband, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 11 owned by Harry F. Birchell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birchell, William A., 1903 – 1956, Father, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 11 half lot owned by Ethel G. Birchell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birchell, Ethel G., 1910 – 1999, Mother,Section 1, Range 3, Lot 11 half lot owned by Ethel G. Birchell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bird, Dudley, Pvt, 4th B&S Det. D, Enlisted Oct 29, 1917, Discharged Aug 12, 1919, Born Apr 3, 1888, Died Nov 27, 1936, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 22, 2nd grave east tier, [Dudley died in Pittsburgh at age 48 of pneumonia. He was interred on December 1, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Birks, Bert, 28 Jun 1885 - 02 Jun 1956, Dad, Section 6, Range 7, Row 6, Grave #12, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bittner, Albert J., US Army, 1931 – 2007, Sis Bittner, 1940 – 2003, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 11, grave #11 west cremations, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bittner, Margaret H., 1912 – 1991, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Harry R., 1889 - 1890, Baby, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Charles Grubbs,  [Almost no information about Harry R. Black or his parents is held by Greenwood Cemetery. There is a Mary Ellen Black also interred in the plot who may have been his mother. She died in Turtle Creek, and was probably the wife of John W. Black. The couple was having children at the time of Harry’s death, so they may be related. Harry died at age 1 and was interred on July 17, 1890. It is not known how the Black family is related to the Grubbs family], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Infant Dau., (view 2), d/o Irwin & Elizabeth, d. 1921, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Charles Grubbs, [This unnamed infant was the still born daughter of Irwin and Elizabeth Black of Sharpsburg. Irwin Black was the son of John W. and Mary E. Black of Turtle Creek, and his mother is buried within the same plot. He married and lived in Sharpsburg with wife Elizabeth at #1615 Main Street as they started their family. Irwin worked on the railroad as a repairman in 1920. In 1930 the small family lived at #104 Kittanning Pike in O’Hara. They also had a daughter named Dorothy, born in 1920, and a son Irwin, born in 1925], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Mary Ellen Grubbs, w/o John W., 1861 - 1902, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 8 owned by Charles Grubbs, [Mary Ellen Grubbs was the daughter of Charles and Permelia Grubbs of Sharpsburg, although she was born in Dorseyville before the family moved to town. She married John W. Black and is found in the 1900 census in Turtle Creek with her first two children, Charles and Irwin. She died in August of 1902 in Sharpsburg of typhoid fever at age 41. John W. Black must have remarried, for he is found in Pittsburgh in 1910 and in Sharpsburg in 1920 with another wife named Mary who is slightly younger than Mary Ellen], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Mildred L., 08 Sep 1902 - 05 Sep 1953, Section 6, Range 7, Row 1, Grave #3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, John W., 1862 – 1930, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 9 owned by Irwin Black, [John W. Black was a day laborer in Turtle Creek PA in 1900 who lived on Wilbur Avenue with his wife Mary and his 2 sons, Charles and Irwin. He died on January 13, 1930 in O’Hara Township at age 67 of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was interred on January 15. It is unknown where his wife is buried], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Irwin C., 1892 – 1951, Father, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 9 owned by Irwin Black, [Irwin Black was the son of John W. and Mary E Black of Turtle Creek. He appears on the 1900 census there with his parents and his older brother Charles. His father is listed as a day laborer. The family could not be located in 1910, but by 1920 Irwin was married to Elizabeth and they had a 5 month old daughter, Dorothy. They small family was living on Main Street in Sharpsburg and Irwin was working as a repairman for the railroad. In 1930 he was working in a blacksmith shop while living on Kittanning Pike in Pleasant Valley of O’Hara Township. He was interred on April 7, 1915], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Black, Elizabeth, 1896 – 1981, Mother, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 9 owned by Irwin Black, [Elizabeth Black was the wife of Irwin Black of Sharpsburg. She appears with him on Main Street in Sharpsburg and their 5 month old daughter Dorothy. In 1930 while living in Pleasant Valley, she also had a son Irwin, 5 years old. She was interred on April 17, 1981], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blagich, Peter, 1879 - 1957, Section 3 single, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blakey, Robert, Lived 1926 – 1936, Brother, Section 8, Range 5, Row 11, grave # 3, [The 1930 census shows Robert as the son of George and Alberta Blakey of Mahon Street in the 5th Ward of Pittsburgh. He was one of 7 children whose father was born in Alabama and whose mother was a PA native. George was a porter on the railroad. Robert died in Pittsburgh at age 9 of pneumonia on March 24, 1936 and was interred on March 27], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blakey, Berthrum Thomas, Lived 1870 – 1937, Grandfather, [Berthrum (Bertam) was born in Alabama to Thena Blakey who later married Needham Herring of Clayton. He was one of 6 children in the home on the 1880 census. At about the age of 25, he married Sallie Pope, also of Alabama, and by 1920 they lived in Pittsburgh on Bedford Avenue. They had at least 6 children. Berthrum worked as a laborer in a steel mill. By 1930 on Clarissa Street, their home contained the 2 families of their daughters Agnes and Thenora. Berthrum died in South Fayette Township on May 5, 1938 at age 66 of diabetic gangrene of the foot. He was interred on May 9, 1938], Section 9, Row 1A, grave 84, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blakey, Sally Polk, Lived 1878 – 1935, Grandmother, [Sally (Sallie) was the wife of Bertram Blakey of Pittsburgh’s 5th Ward. In 1920 the couple lived on Bedford Avenue with their 6 children and daughter-in-law, and in 1930 on Clarissa Street. Bertram worked in a steel mill, and the whole family had been born in Alabama. Sally died in Pittsburgh on July 25, 1935 at age 58 of chronic myocarditis. She was interred on July 29, 1935], Section 9, Row 4, Grave 79, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bland, Eva, Sept 24, 1895, Jan 3, 1987, Mother, Section 9, row 4, grave #141, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blankenhorn, Charles F., 1906 – 1977, Father, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by John Kammer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blankenhorn, Margaret M., 1914 – 1990, Mother, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by John Kammer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blashford, Edward O., (view 2), 27 Sep 1926 - 23 Aug 2006, SM2 US Navy WWII, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blashford, William R., Father, 1891 - 1944, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blashford, Margaret E., Mother, 1907 - 1991, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blasier, Charles A., 14 Feb 1922 - 22 Jan 1992, PFC US Marine Corps, WWII, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blazer, Helen L., 1906 - 1982, Section 6, Range 6, Row 6, Grave # 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blazer, Leo R., 1903 - 1972, Section 6, Range 6, Row 6, Grave # 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blevins, William A., Pct, Co. 4th Mot. Mech. Sig. Corps, Enlisted Sep 22, 1917, Discharged Oct 5, 1919, May 9, 1899, Died Dec 15, 1930, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 23, 2nd grave Row 15, east tier, [William died in O’Hara Township at age 31 years, 7 months and 5 days of tuberculosis. He was interred on December 18, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blewett, Thomas E., Husband, 1910 - 1944, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blow, Robert, Pvt Vet Corps, Enlisted Dec 20, 1917, Discharged June 15, 1920, Born Mar 10, 1896, Died Sept 14, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 12, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Blye, Marion Thomas, PFC US Army, 1938 – 1989, Section 9, Row 9, grave #104, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bohr, Ida, 1887 – 1940, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boice, Susan, 1846 - 1876, Section 6, unmarked row behind row 1, grave #4, [Susan Boice died on February 21, 1876 in Etna at age 30. She suffered from tuberculosis. And was interred on February 23, 1876 at an unmarked location. This photography project found her in an unmarked row of stones in Section 6, behind the first marked row 1. Her grave is next to Caroline Muller], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bogardus, Benjamin, Pvt, 102nd Ord. Depot, Co QM Corps, Enlisted Aug 2, 1918, Discharged Apr 25, 1919, Born 1885, Died Nov 11, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 25, Row 18, 3rd Grave, [Benjamin died in Pittsburgh at age 46 and was interred on November 21st], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bollhorst, John, 1859 – 1930, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 10 owned by John Bollhorst, [John Bollhorst was a day laborer in the 1900 census of Shaler Township. He stated in the census that his birth occurred in January of 1859 in PA. By 1910 he was working with a road crew and he and wife Elizabeth had only 1 son, Harry, age 14. In the 1920 census he was working for Allegheny County. He died in Shaler Township on February 5, 1930 at age 73 of nephritis and chronic valvular heart disease. Interment was on February 7, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bollhorst, Lizzie, 1875 – 1952, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 10 owned by John Bollhorst, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bolloff, Julius, (view 2), Father, 1841 - 1901, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 18 owned by Mrs. Phillipina Bolloff, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bolloff, Philippino, (view 2), Mother, 1836 - 1917, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 18 owned by Mrs. Phillipina Bolloff, [Only Philippina Bolloff can be found in census records, living in New Brighton, Beaver County PA with daughter Marie E. Niederreiter and her husband Louis. In 1910 Philippina was a widow and she stated that she was born in Germany and immigrated in 1880. It is possible that the Bolloff family lived in another city before 1900, as they do not easily show up on a casual search. Philippina, who appears as Philomena in Greenwood records, died on March 29, 1917 in New Brighton at the age of 86, suffering from pneumonia. She was interred on April 1, 1917. Her husband Julius died on November 6, 1901 and was buried in the graveyard attached to the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. His remains were moved to Greenwood on March 9, 1904. Also in the plot are Louis and Marie Niederreiter, and Emma and Arthur Garvin], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bomhard, Miriam L., 1898 – 1952, US Forest Service, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Eloise Bomhard, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bomhard, William A., 1867 – 1939, Pastor St. John Evangelical Reformed Church 1907 – 1939, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Rev. Wm. Bomhard, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bomhard, Emma Koch, 1872 – 1953, “Apt to Teach”, II Tim. 2.24, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Rev. Wm. Bomhard, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bond, Earl, 25 Feb 1925 - 05 Feb 1997, SSG US Army WWII, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bond, Claire, 1899 – 1928, Section 2, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bond, Richard , 1923 – 1942, Section 2, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bonin, William, 1858 - 1936, Section 1, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Wm. E. Bonin, [William E. Bonin was found on a 1910 census of Richland Township, where he and his wife Ella were living near the Butler Plank Road. He stated that he had been married before, was born in PA and built derricks for oil wells. Ella was 45 years old and raising 2 teenaged daughters, Ruth and Martha, and a niece, Lenora Schwab. By 1920 William was a mechanic and carpenter. The three girls still lived with them. By 1930 only daughter Ruth was there, working as a seamstress to help support the household. The tombstone has inscriptions for both William Bonin and his wife, however, the dates do not match census records unless his second wife was also named Ella. Ella J. Bonin was born in Maine and died in O’Hara Township at age 22. She was first buried in Section 3, then moved a month later to the new family plot in Section 1. A son named John is also buried in the plot, but has no tombstone. He died in Pittsburgh at age 53 of cirrhosis of the liver on October 5, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bonin, Ella J., w/o Wm. E., 25 Aug 1863 - 11 May 1886, Section 1, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Wm. E. Bonin, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bonner, Anna G., 1857 – 1924, Wife, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 1, [Anna Bonner was the wife of John Bonner of Pittsburgh. She was born in Hesse, Germany in March of 1857 and immigrated in 1867. She married John around the year 1897. The couple had no children. In 1920 they lived at #807 Suisman Street in the 23rd Ward. She died in South Fayette Township of chronic myocarditis on October 14, 1924 and was interred on October 17th. Although the location of the grave indicates that she was buried in the lot owned by Charles Hahn, her name is not included as part of the family burials], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booker, James W., Pvt. Co A, 534th Engineers, Enlisted Jul 19, 1918, Discharged Jul 11, 1920, Born 1891, Died November 9, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 25, Row 18, 4th grave, [The 534th Engineers was part of the 15th Engineer Battalion, organized in May of 1917 at Pittsburgh. It was comprised of 5 units, the 534th being one. James died in Pittsburgh at age 39 of pneumonia. He was interred On November 12, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booker, Mervennia, 1913 – 1989, Beloved Mother, Section 9, Row 8, grave #154, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boone, Catherine, April 24, 1937, Mother, Catherine died on April 24, 1937 at age 33 of lobar pneumonia. She was interred on April 27th, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booth, Noah, Pvt Co B, 312th Service BN QMC Unassigned, Enlisted Oct 5, 1917, Discharged Jul 1, 1919, Born Jul 20, 1896, Died Nov 29, 1933, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 22, 3rd grave east tier, [Noah died in O’Hara Township at age 37 years, 4 months and 9 days of tuberculosis. He was interred on December 5, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booth, Bert S., Pvt. 9th Cook C., ASC, Enlisted Nov 4, 1917, Discharged Aug 9, 1919, Born June 18, 1883, Died Oct 1, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 18, 2nd grave west tier, [Bert died in Pittsburgh at age 56 of thrombatic apoplexy and was interred on October 4, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booth, Henry T., 1862 – 1943, [Henry and Mary lived on Broad Street in Pittsburgh’s 11th Ward in 1910. Henry had been born in Virginia and worked as a janitor at a club. In 1920 they lived on Tioga Street, and in 1930 on Monticello Street when he worked at an electrical manufacturer. Mary was born in West Virginia and had one child. In 1910 they had a niece, Bettie, living with them. Mary died in Pittsburgh on November 2, 1930 at age 64 of peritonitis], Section 8, Range 8, Row 13, 4th grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Booth, Mary V., 1866 – 1930, Section 8, Range 8, Row 13, 4th grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, David, 1826 - 1902, Father, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [David E. Borland was a farmer who lived in Indiana and O’Hara Township. One researcher lists him as the son of Samuel H. Borland and his wife Catherine of Centre County. Cemetery interment records state that David was born in Westmoreland County. David appears in the 1870 and 1880 Indiana Township census as a farmer. He and his wife Hannah Slater had 9 known children. He died in O’Hara in August of 1902 and was interred on August 12th. He was 76 years of age and suffered from paralysis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Hannah E., 1834 - 1901, Mother, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Hannah Elizabeth Slater married David E. Borland around the year 1855. She had 9 known children including John (1859), Robert (1860), Catherine (1862), James (1864), Wilson (1866), David (1870), Gilbert, Anna M. (1873), Charles (1875) and Oscar (1879). She died in O’Hara Township at age 66. She was interred in the family plot on April 28, 1901], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Wilson H., 1868 - 1908, Brother, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Wilson H. Borland was the son of David and Hannah Borland of O’Hara Township, born on April 28, 1868. He is in the 1870 census of Indiana Township as a 4 year old child. In 1900 he was found on the Harmar Township census as a servant in the home of John W. Hancock. Mr. Hancock listed himself as a gardener, and Wilson was a garden laborer. He died in Wilkinsburg at age 40 of broncho pneumonia. His interment was on September 28, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Emma C., 1863 - 1934, Sister, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Emma C. Borland was a daughter of David Borland and Hannah Elizabeth Slater Borland of O’Hara Township. She was born in November of 1863 according to the 1900 O’Hara census. She lived with her family all of her life, having never married. After the death of her parents, she and her sister Harriet took care of the home of their brother John. Keeping house was her occupation. She died in O’Hara on October 14, 1934 at age 70 years, 11 months and 6 days of senile dementia. Her interment was on October 17th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Harriet E., 1881 - 1950, Sister, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Harriet E. Borland was possibly the youngest child of David and Hannah Borland of O’Hara Township. She was born in 1881, so the first census record we have of her was the 1900 census of O’Hara, where she is listed as a 19 year old girl, born in October of 1880. In 1910 she was living with her brother John and sister Emma. She states that her occupation is house work, implying that she works in other people’s home. She continued to live with her two siblings through 1930. She was the last burial in the family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, John L., 1859 - 1936, Brother, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [John L. Borland was the son of David and Hannah Borland of O’Hara Township. He was born in October of 1859 according to the 1900 census. He lived with his parents and worked on the family farm. After their deaths, he headed the household containing his sisters Emma and Harriet. None of the 3 ever married, but cared for each other all of their lives. John worked as a farm laborer until the 1920s, when he switched to the local road repair crew. He died in O’Hara at age 76 years, 5 months and 12 days of apoplexy. He died on April 13, 1936 and was interred on April 16], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Gilbert M., 1869 - 1897, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Gilbert M. Borland was the son of David and Hannah Borland of O’Hara, and appears on the 1880 census as an 11 year old child. The 1870 census has a son named David as a 2 month old baby, and may actually be Gilbert with his name mistaken. Gilbert died in O’Hara at age 27 of consumption and was interred on June 23, 1897 in the Greenwood plot. The tombstone for him and brother Oscar are obscured by a yucca plant], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Oscar C., Section 3, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by David Borland, [Oscar C. Borland was the youngest known son of David and Hannah Borland. He died at age 3 years, 8 months and 18 days of an unknown cause. His interment records state that he was born in Hampton Township and died in Shaler Township. His death occurred on January 19, 1882. He was interred on January 21, 1882, the first burial in the family plot. In 1890 another child, unnamed, was buried in February], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Borland, Robert, 1861 – 1905, At Rest, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 15 owned by Mrs. Margaret Borland, [Robert Borland was the son of David Borland and his wife Hannah, residents of O’Hara Township when it was still known as part of Indiana Township. He can be found in the 1870 census with his parents and 5 siblings. By 1880 he was one of the older children in a household of 9 children. By 1900 he was a married man, and he and wife Margaret Sloop had 3 children between the ages of 6 and 1. Also in the house was a cousin, M C Croford, age 70. Family researchers list Robert as the child of David E. Borland and Hannah Elizabeth Slater. A total of 7 children are listed with Robert and his wife, with a infant daughter, Roberta, being interred in the lot with him. Also interred are Andrew and Catherine Neff and Helen Hunter. None have tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bosilavich, Andy, 1890 – 1950, Father, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Anna Bosilavich, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bosilavich, Anna, 1905 – 1993, Mother, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Anna Bosilavich, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bosley, Lottie A., 1884 - 1952, Mother, Section 1, Range 22, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bosshart, Henry, 1895 – 1963, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Loretta Bosshart, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bosshart, Anna, 1896 – 1986, Mother, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Loretta Bosshart, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Botula, Lew, 1924 – 2006, Father, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 20 owned by Lew Botula, WWII flag marker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Botula, Glenn, 1959 – 1995, Son, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 20 owned by Lew Botula, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boul, Carl B. Jr., 1934 - 1959, Father, Section 3, singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bowen, Benjamin, Corpl. BN C Cas. Det., Enlisted July 29, 1918, Discharged Dec 30, 1918, May 14, 1898, Died Apr 18, 1929, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 21, 4th grave 14th row, west tier, [Ben died in Pittsburgh at age 31 of chronic valvular heart disease and was interred on April 20, 1929], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bowles, Randy Preston, PFC Co B, 447th RL BN, Enlisted June 21, 1918, Discharged Jan 27, 1919, Born Aug 1, 1894, Died Feb 6, 1945, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 12, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bowles, George Chauncy, Pvt Co D, Ohio Vol, Inf., Enlisted Jun 23, 1898, Discharged Jan 28, 1899, Born Nov 20, 1877, Died Jan 7, 1935, [George died in Pittsburgh at age 57 of acute myocarditis. He was interred on January 8, 1935], Section 9, Row 7, grave 53, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyce, Caroline, 1856 – 1936, Wife, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 15 owned by R C Arnold and Thomas Boyce, [Caroline Boyce was the wife of Thomas J. Boyce, found in Sharpsburg in 1880. She died in Sharpsburg on June 1, 1936 at age 79 years, 9 months and 15 days of cancer of the stomach. She was interred on June 4, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyce, Thomas J., 1854 – 1934, Husband, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 15 owned by R C Arnold and Thomas Boyce, [Thomas Boyce can be found in the 1880 Sharpsburg census, living with wife Carrie on Middle Street. But no other local census records could be found. He died in Sharpsburg at age 79 of chronic intestinal nephritis on February 19, 1935. He was interred on February 22], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyce, Louis J. Jr., Pennsylvania, PFC Co B 68 Armored Regi., March 3, 1939, May 8, 1960, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 18, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, David, (view 2), 1804 - 1872, Father, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [s/o David Boyd of Ballyblack, Ireland and Mary Brison, also from Ireland.  While his father was traveling to Missouri from his arrival in Baltimore, his children became ill with measles and forced the family to stop in Pittsburgh.  His father purchased 101 acres of farmland in what became first Indiana Township, then O’Hara Township, and is now Fox Chapel.  He was contracted to dig the embankments for part of the Pennsylvania Canal that went through his property by the Allegheny River.  When David died in 1872, he was interred in Strohm’s Cemetery as one of its earliest pioneers.  His remains were moved to Greenwood in November of 1892], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, Jane, (view 2), 1813 - 1897, Mother, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [nee Morrison, born in County Down, Ireland.  She lived on the farm in O’Hara Township and died in what became the village of Montrose], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, Lydia, (view 2), 1847 - 1932, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [nee Young, married Henry Boyd, son of David and Jane Boyd.  Her sister Sarah was the wife of HJ Heinz of Sharpsburg.  Lydia and Henry divorced before Sarah Young Heinz died.  Lydia and her children then went to live in the Heinz house where she was the housekeeper for many years, taking care of the Heinz children and their families, and traveling all over the world with the family.  Although Henry is buried nearby in an unmarked grave, Lydia was given a place within the Boyd family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, Margaret J., (view 2), 1854 - 1885, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [d/o David & Jane (Morrison)], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, David H., (view 2), 1877 - 1954, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [s/o Henry Boyd and Lydia Young.  A lawyer, he was an O’Hara Township Commissioner from 1925 to 1931. He and his sister Myra were involved in a long running legal battle over the development of Montrose, when they claimed they were cheated out of money for the sale of the land.  He was an advisor to Pittsburgh mayor David Lawrence.], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, Myra, (view 2), 1871 - 1953, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 1, [d/o Henry Boyd and Lydia Young.  She became an artist and had paintings hung in galleries in France.  She lived in Montrose while she joined her brother in legal battles over the village development], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, James, Corp. Co K 813th Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 2, 1918, Discharged Jan 5, 1919, Born Aug 3, 1893, Died Apr 19, 1937, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 20, 4th grave west tier, [James died in Pittsburgh at age 43 of acute alcoholism. He was interred on April 24, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyd, Nellie Mae McKissick, 1910 – 1997, From the Family – Love, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyer, Edith Argyle, 1896 – 1968, Mother, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Vincent Boyer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyer, Vincent W. Sr., 1895 – 1975, Father, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Vincent Boyer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyer, Vincent William Jr, MOMMI US Navy, World War II, May 2, 1916, Mar 2, 1994, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Vincent Boyer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boykin, Marie, 1937 – 1941, Daughter, [Marie died in Pittsburgh on July 9, 1941 at age 4 of tuberculosis and was interred on July 14th], Section 9, Row 3A, Grave 52, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Robert J., (view 2), d. 25 Nov 1883, in the 52 year, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 16 owned by R J Boyle, [Robert J. Boyle was a farmer from Indiana Township. He was the son of John Boyle and his wife Rachel Arbuthnot. Rachel was John’s first wife. Her other children included Mary, born in 1825, another Mary, born in 1829, Robert, born 1832, William, born 1834 and Rachel, born in 1836. Rachel apparently died in childbirth in 1836 and John married Margaret Robinson, who raised his children and had two more to add to the family, William Robinson, born 1839 and Hettie Ann, born in 1841. Robert J. Boyle was born on June 9, 1832 in Washington County, according to several researchers, but the Carsons were in Indiana Township by 1840. He married wife Eliza before 1861 when their first child, Martha, was born. They also had two other daughters, Emma and Eliza. Robert died in Indiana Township on November 25, 1883 at age 53 of cancer], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Eliza M., 1828 - 1901, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 16 owned by R J. Boyle, [Eliza M. Boyle was the wife of Robert Boyle of Indiana Township. According to interment records at Greenwood, she was born in Reserve Township. She had 3 known children, Martha, Emma and Eliza. She died in O’Hara Township in March of 1901 at age 73. The cause of death was congestion of the lungs], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Emma H., 1862 - 1936, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 16 owned by R J Boyle, [Emma H. Boyle was the daughter of Robert and Eliza Boyle. The family lived in Indiana Township from 1840 to 1880. In the 1900 O’Hara Township census, taken after the death of her father, Emma has become the head of the family, with her mother, Elizabeth, living with her as well as the orphaned children of her sister Martha Carson, Eliza, age 11, Mary, age 10 and William, age 8. Eliza and Mary went on to become teachers in the local public school system, while their aunt Emma supported them with a home on Kittanning Pike. Emma died in O’Hara Township at age 74 of a coronary occlusion], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Clara D., Mar 9, 1866, Oct 3, 1954, Mother, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Sarah J. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Freda S., 1896 – 1951, Mother, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 2 owned by John W. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, John W., Mar 21, 1863, Jan 3, 1942, Father, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 2 owned by John W. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Irven S., 1889 – 1947, Father, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 2 owned by John W. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Mary E., 1869 – 1920, [Mary was the daughter of William and Sarah Boyle of Indiana Township. She died in O’Hara Township on February 15, 1920 at age 51 of pleuro pneumonia. She was interred on February 17, 1920], Section 5, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Sarah J. Boyle], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Sarah Jane, 1890 – 1979, Sister, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 2 owned by John W. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, Sara J., Aug 6, 1841, Mar 7, 1905, Mother, [Sarah Jane Wragg was the daughter of George Wragg and his wife Mary of Indiana Township. She married William Boyle about the year 1866 and had 7 children. She and her husband lived on the Boyle farm in Indiana Township and O’Hara Township. She died in O’Hara at age 64 and was interred on March 11, 1905], Section 5, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Sarah J. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boyle, William R., Mar 12, 1839, Dec 30, 1894, Father, [William Robinson Boyle was the son of John Boyle and Margaret Robinson of Indiana Township. In the 1850 census, William was an 11 year old boy. His parents were both born in Ireland, as was a sister, Mary. He also had an older brother Robert and a younger sister, Hetty. In 1860 a Matthew Robinson, aged 90 was living with the family. In 1870 he was married to Sarah Jane Wragg and had 4 children. He was still working the family farm. By 1880, now officially in O’Hara Township, the couple had 7 children. He died in O’Hara Township at age 56 of pneumonia and was interred on January 1, 1895], Section 5, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Sarah J. Boyle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Boylen, Virginia M., 1903 – 1987, Mom, Section 9, Row 5, grave #102, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradberry, Margaret J., 1841 - 1909, Mother, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 7, [w/o Thomas J., died from bronchial pneumonia.  Two of her children, David S, age 1 who died in 1878 and Thomas K, aged 2 months who died in 1881, were removed from Uniondale Cemetery and placed in Greenwood in October of 1882.  Neither has a tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradberry, Thomas J., 1842 - 1914, Father, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 7, [Thomas Jefferson Bradberry was probably born near Pittsburgh, perhaps to a William Bradberry. He joined the 13th regiment of the PA Volunteers on April 26, 1861 in Pittsburgh for a term of 3 months service. He was discharged in Pittsburgh August 6, 1861. Sometime after his end of service, he joined the Marines in the US Navy and served with the Mississippi Squadron, whose mission was to patrol the western waters. The men and boats patrolled the coast and rivers to support the Army in their actions against the Confederate army and those supplying it. Thomas came home after the war to Allegheny City where he picked up his trade of a moulder. He married, and raised a family of at least 4 children. He was approved for a Navy pension. In 1882 he moved to Sharpsburg, although other Bradberry relatives remained in Allegheny City. He died at 193 Charles Street in the North Side on April 25, 1914 at age 72 of broncho pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradford, Annie, 1872 – 1946, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Nancy Bradford, [Annie Bradford was the daughter of John I and Nancy Bradford of Sharpsburg. She was interred on May 13, 1946], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradford, John C., Died…[illegible], Section 4, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Nancy Bradford, [John C. Bradford was the son of John Ingram Bradford and Nancy Dinsmore. He was first found on the 1870 Hampton Township census. At age 19 when he lived in Sharpsburg for the 1880 census, he was working as a laborer. He died in Pittsburgh at age 34 years and 2 months of pneumonia. He was interred on December 30, 1895 in Section 3 of Greenwood near his father, who had died 12 years earlier. At some point he and 3 other family members, all in Section 3, were removed to a new plot in Section 4], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradford, John Ingram, stone is illegible except for the faint outline of the name Bradford, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Nancy Bradford, [By process of elimination, this stone in the Bradford lot belongs to John Ingram Bradford. John was born in 1829 or 1830 in Belfast, Ireland and may have immigrated on the ship “Anas” on May 11, 1848 from Belfast to Philadelphia. He married Nancy Dinsmore about 1856 and had 8 children with her. In 1860 he was in Wilkins Township and worked as a laborer. In 1870 the couple had moved to Hampton Township and John was farming. By 1880 he was living in Sharpsburg. He died in Sharpsburg at age 54, a victim of smallpox, and was interred in Greenwood’s section 3, Range 8, Lot 7. His son John was interred there in 1895, as well as an infant Saint, probably his grandchild, and another child named Anna Bradford. All were moved to a family plot in Section 4 after 1896], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradford, Nancy, 1840 – 1907, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Nancy Bradford, [Nancy Bradford was the wife of John Bradford of Sharpsburg and Pittsburgh. According to family researchers on Ancestry, her maiden name was Nancy Dinsmore, the daughter of Henry and Margaret Crum Dinsmore. She married John Bradford, an immigrant from Ireland about 1856. In 1860 they lived in Wilkins Township with their first child, Margaret. In 1870 they had moved to Hampton Township and had 6 children. By 1880 they lived in Sharpsburg, and she was surrounded by her 8 children, Margaret, John, Elizabeth, David, Jennie, William, Annie and Rachel. After the death of her husband, she lived in Crafton, where she died in May of 1907 at age 66. Cause of death was pneumonia. She was interred on May 24, 1907 in a family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradley, Henry E., Pvt. Co A, 803rd Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 1, 1918, Discharged July 25, 1919, Born May 23, 1896, Died May 20, 1940, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 16, 4th grave west tier, [Henry Elvin Bradley was born in Forest Hills, Tennessee, but lived on Gazzam Street in Pittsburgh when his draft card was filled out. A 1930 census shows him living on Webster Avenue with wife Lucinda and daughter Anna May. He died in O’Hara Township at age 43 of peritonitis and tuberculosis. He was interred on May 23, 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bradshaw, Annie M., 1910 – 1989, Mother, Section 9, Row 9, grave #101, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brady, Dolly, 1913 - 1939, Sister, A single interment, Section 6, Row 1A, grave #44, [Listed as interment #9394, Ann Dolly Brady was 25 years of age when she died in Pittsburgh of tuberculosis. The date of death is not written, but she was interred on December 19, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braeudigam, Lena, 1870 – 1925, Mother, [Lena and her husband Henry Braeudigam were living in O’Hara Township in 1900 for the census. Lena was born in PA from German born parents, and had 4 children. She died in O’Hara at age 55 of cancer on July 5, 1925. She was interred on July 7, 1925], Section 1, Range 6, Lot 4 owned by Frank Braeudigam, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braeudigam, Henry, 1862 – 1902, Father, [Henry Braeudigam was born in West Virginia in January of 1862, according to the 1900 O’Hara Township census. He worked as a pudler in one of the local mills. In 1900 he and wife Lena had been married for 11 years. They had 4 children, Byerl, Elizabeth, Frank and Lillian. He died in O’Hara at age 40 of heart failure and was interred in Greenwood’s Section 2 in a lot owned by the IOOF. Interment records indicate that he was born in Wheeling, W VA. On November 13, 1926 he was removed and placed in the Section 1 lot], Section 1, Range 6, Lot 4 owned by Frank Braeudigam, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braeudigam, Elizabeth, 1893 – 1910, Sister, [Elizabeth was born in July of 1893 and appears in the 1900 O’Hara Township census as the daughter of Henry and Lena Braeutigam. She was the second child listed in the family. Her brother Frank was the owner of this cemetery plot. She died on September 21, 1910 in Pittsburgh at age 17. The cause of death was a skull fracture. She was interred in Section 1, Range 16 as a single interment on September 23, 1910. On November 13, 1926 she was removed to her brother’s plot and interred with her parents], Section 1, range 6, Lot 4 owned by Frank Braeutigam, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brandon, Burrell A., SSg. US Army, Nov 12, 1919, Dec 17, 1986, Section 9, Row 4, grave #137, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bratton, Susan Beham, Wife of Wm. Bratton, 1800 – 1837, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Family researchers believe that Susan Beham was the sister of Catherine Beham Crawford, the wife of Matthew Crawford. She married William Bratton, who appears in the 1840 Indiana Township census with 7 people living in the household. No other trace of the family has been found. Susan Beham was interred in Pine Creek Cemetery and was removed to Greenwood on November 25, 1908 to the Crawford lot. A suspected brother, Peter Beham, owned property in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bratton, Eliza J., 1832 – 1933, Remember Thy Father In the Days of Thy Youth, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Eliza J. Bratton is so far a mystery. Researchers believe that she was a sister or niece of Catherine Beham Crawford. She was also interred in Pine Creek Cemetery and moved to Greenwood on November 25, 1908. Interment records show an Eliza Beham moved from Pine Creek. It is not certain if this is the Eliza on the stone, or another Eliza Beham, a sister of Susan and Catherine. A buried stone lies next to the Bratton stone and may indicate another burial], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braun, Charles A., 1877 – 1962, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braun, Mary Alice Moyle, 1876 – 1974, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braun, Charles A. Jr., 1905 – 1970, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braun, Leo G., 1907 – 1972, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 1 owned by Clarence L. Thompson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Braunlich, Frank J., 1882 - 1956, Father, Section 6, Range 7, Row 6, Grave #5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, Susan E., 1841 - 1917, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by George Brawdy Jr., [Susan E. Dible Brawdy was the wife of George Brawdy Jr. They married about the year 1870. She and George apparently did not have any children, but lived with Susan’s mother Rebecca Dible. After George’s death in 1907, Susan lived at #1328 Middle Street in Sharpsburg with Mary McConnell, another widow. Mary is also buried in the family plot, so she may be related to Susan. Susan died in Sharpsburg at age 76 of cancer], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, George A., 1849 - 1907, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by George Brawdy Jr., [George A. Brawdy was the son of George and Nancy Long Brawdy of Sharpsburg. In 1870 he was living with his parents and was working as a laborer. Still living in Sharpsburg at age 31 in 1880, George was living with his wife Susan, his mother-in-law Rebecca Dible and Addie McConnell, a nephew. By 1900 George was a teamster living at #1327 Middle Street with Susan and Rebecca. He died in Collier Township of paralysis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, George, (view 2 , 3), 23 May 1817 - 02 Jan 1896, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by Nancy Brawdy, [George Brawdy Sr. was born in Baldwin Township and appears in Sharpsburg in 1850 as a miller. He and his wife Nancy had 3 children. By 1860 George had become a coal merchant and the couple had two more children, but had lost a daughter. In 1870 George had switched to being a sand merchant. He died in Sharpsburg of heart failure at age 79], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, Nancy Long, (view 2 , 3), w/o George, 12 Oct 1829 - 03 Apr 1900, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 10 owned by Nancy Brawdy, [Nancy Long Brawdy was the wife of George Brawdy of Sharpsburg. She had 5 known children, Mary C., Eliza Jane, George A., Matilda and John. She died at age 77 of gastro enteritis in the town of Sharpsburg], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, Theodore Addison, 1845 – 1845, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 7 owned by John & Nancy Brawdy, [These are children transferred from another graveyard and are probably children of George and Nancy Brawdy of Sharpsburg. They perhaps were first buried in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian church, however, no record of their interment exists in Greenwood records. Only 1 census, the 1850 census, shows any of them with their parents – a Mary C, age 8 was in that record], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, Isabella Sharp, 1854 – 1857, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 7 owned by John & Nancy Brawdy, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brawdy, Mary Catherine, 1842 – 1857, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 7 owned by John & Nancy Brawdy, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brazell, Regina “Genie”, 1949 – 2004, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 11 cremations, grave # 2 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brazelton, William R., Pvt, Co 42nd 158th Dep. Brig., Enlisted Dec 17, 1917, Discharged Feb 16, 1918, Jan 5, 1897, Died Dec 5, 1930, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 23, 1st grave, Row 15, east tier, [There is a William Raymond Brazelton of 244 Stockholm Street in Pittsburgh who shows up on the 1930 census. He lives with his mother Lydia Minor, and his 2 brothers James and Harry Minor. While the others were born in Tennessee, William was born in Ohio. This is different from the World War I draft card filled out in Pittsburgh, with the same address. He states on that card that he was born in Knoxville, Tennessee on January 15, 1896 and worked at the Pittsburgh Galvanizing Co. He was married with 1 child. His military record on that card states that he had joined the Ohio National Guard, 9th Infantry for 3 years. No matter of the inconsistencies, he died in Pittsburgh at age 33 of tuberculosis. He was interred on December 8, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brehm, Amelia Badger, 1885 – 1960, Mother, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 13 owned by Edward M. Badger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Breitfeld, Fredrick, 04 Feb 1835 - 09 Nov 1905, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 18 owned Frederick Breitfeld, [Frederick Breitfeld and his family immigrated to the US from Prussia on the ship “Freihandel” out of Bremen and landed in New York City on January 5, 1872. In 1880 he was shown by the census to be living on Butler Street in Etna and was a farm worker. When he died in 1905 he was living in Sharpsburg. He was 66 years old and had suffered from pneumonia. He is the only member of his family shown as an interment in Greenwood records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Breitfeld, Caroline, 19 Sep 1836 - 04 Jan 1900, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 18 owned Frederick Breitfeld, [Caroline Breitfeld was the wife of Frederick Breitfeld of Prussia. She and 2 daughters, Augusta, age 11, and Wilhelmine, age 3 immigrated with him on the ship “Freihandel” to New York in 1872. During the census of 1880, Augusta is not on the list, but 3 more daughters had been added to the family, Anna, Emma and Lena. Although she died in 1900, no record of Caroline’s interment is in the Greenwood record books, either in interments or the lot book. However, during the years 1903 and 1904 many burials were removals from the graveyard of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. Many of those removals were interred in Section 6. Frederick Breitfeld owned his own lot, but it is likely that Caroline was moved with other members of the church during those years, and her name was overlooked during a busy week that Greenwood handled many burials], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Breitfeld, Charles, 04 ??? 1884 - 08 Oct 1889, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 18 owned Frederick Breitfeld, [Charles Breitfeld does not show on any census record, being born and dying between 1880 and 1890. He may have been the only son of Frederick and Caroline Breitfeld of Etna. His burial record does not exist in Greenwood record books, leading to the conclusion that he was buried in the graveyard of the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. He was probably one of the unnamed removals from that cemetery during the years 1903 or 1904. Parts of his broken tombstone are unreadable], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brick, Gottliebe, (view 2), 1833 - 1911, Section 6, Row 3, Grave 15 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, [The only interment information about a person named Brick is #2497, a Gotthaba (Gothabba) Brick who died in Collier Township on April 12, 1911. German names are often difficult to decipher between baptismal, family and nicknames, so this person is probably the one for this tombstone. Dying at age 78 of gangrene of the leg, the Collier Township death may have been at the county hospital there. Only one local Brick family was found in the 1910 census of Etna, where a Gertrude Brick, age 77 lived with her son August and his family], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bridges, Amy, April 27, 1943, Mother, Section 8, Range 7, Row 20, Grave 10, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bridgett, Nehemiah Pat, 1925 – 1986, Dad, Section 9, Row 2, grave 139, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, David M., 1928 – 1993, “Poppy”, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 19 quarter lot owned by Virginia Bright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Virginia H., 1929 – 1997, “Mammaw”, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 19 quarter lot owned by Virginia Bright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, William, (view 2), Co F 87 PA Inf, d. 07 Sep 1916, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 7, [was first found in the 1850 census of Sharpsburg, living as a 14 year old in the home of John Comfort.  His first wife was named Catherine, with whom he had two children.  He enlisted 24 February 1865 in the newly formed Company F of the 87^th PA Infantry at Pittsburgh.  The company participated in the last days of the siege of Petersburg and the pursuit of General Lee and were present at the Appomattox Court House for the surrender of Lee and his army.  After duty at Danville, they marched to Richmond and then Washington DC.  He was mustered out with the company on 29 June 1865 at Alexandria Virginia.  He came home to Sharpsburg married to Mary Jane Flinn of Virginia and raised a family of 9 children, working in a rolling mill.  He died in O’Hara Township of pneumonia in early September of 1916 at age 80], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Mary J., (view 2), 1839 - 1903, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 7, [was the second wife of William Bright of Sharpsburg. She was first married to a Kleinfelter in Virginia, according to researchers at Ancestry, and when she married William Bright, she brought 3 children into the household from her first marriage.  She and William had at 4 children, bringing the house total to 9 children], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Betty Eleanor, (plot monument), Beloved Daughter of John W. & Nellie D., 1919 – 1934, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, [Betty died on June 20, 1934 at age 15. The cause of death was a fractured skull from an automobile accident. She was interred on June 23, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Catherine E. Sawert, (plot monument), Wife of William C. Bright, 1866 – 1933, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, [Catherine was the second wife of William C Bright. After William’s first wife died in 1910, she appears with him in the 1930 Pittsburgh census. It is possible that marriage to William was her second marriage, as the census asks how old the person was when they married, William answered age 22, for his first marriage. Catherine answered age 27. She and William probably had no children together. She died in Pittsburgh on September 6, 1933 at age 67 of a cerebral hemorrhage. Her interment was on September 8th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Elizabeth C. Eastland, (plot monument), Wife of William C. Bright, 1860 – 1910, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, [Elizabeth was the wife of William C. Bright, son of the Civil War veteran William W. Bright. He was one of 6 known children of William, although family researchers sometimes add 2 other children to the list. Elizabeth first appears in the 1880 census of Allegheny City, when William states that he was working in a pipe mill. The couple had no children at that time. By 1900 they lived in Pittsburgh’s 18th Ward on Camelia Street. They had 3 children, John, Elmer and Edwin. By 1910 son John was married and a grandchild, William E, had joined the household too. Born in Jersey City, Elizabeth died in Pittsburgh on April 26, 1910 at age 49. Her cause of death was listed as an intestinal obstruction. She was interred on April 26], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, John W., (plot monument), May 2, 1882, November 2, 1967, Father, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, Nellie D., (plot monument), September 2, 1882, May 23, 1971, Mother, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bright, William C., (plot monument), July 18, 1857, October 25, 1951, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by William C. Bright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brim, Mary Atkinson, 1905 – 1998, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 19, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brindie, Robert, 15 Mar 1963 - 27 Jun 1971, Section 6, Range 6, Row 5, Grave # 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, Alice Jean, July 3, 1916, Aug 17, 1978, In Loving Memory, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by J J Brinling, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, John Joseph, (view 2), 1874 – 1931, Father, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by JJ Brinling, [John Joseph Brinling was a laborer on the Pennsylvania railroad who lived in O’Hara Township. He and wife Alice Bell lived for many years at #123 Kittanning Pike and raised 5 children, while losing 2 of them at an early age. By 1930 John was the yard foreman for the railroad. He died in O’Hara Township on September 24, 1931 at age 57 of cancer and was laid to rest on September 27], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, Alice Bell, (view 2), 1878 – 1965, Mother, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by JJ Brinling, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, John Joseph, Oct 16, 1917, June 1, 1994, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by J J Brinling, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, Martha Helen, 1904 – 1914, At Rest, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by J J Brinling, [Martha Brinling was the first child born to John Joseph and Alice Bell Brinling of O’Hara Township. She only appears on the 1910 census with her parents and younger sister Violet. She died on March 21, 1914 at the age of 10 years and 13 days of acute appendicitis. Her interment was on March 24th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, Melva Jean, 1914 – 1915, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by J J Brinling, [Melvan Jean Brinling was the daughter of John Joseph Brinling and Alice Bell. She was born while the family was living in O’Hara Township at #123 Kittanning Pike, but does not appear on any census records. Melva would have been born after her sisters Martha, Violet and Olive. After her birth and death, a brother, John was born. She died on April 16, 1915 at age 1 year and 8 days, with the cause of death being broncho pneumonia. Interment was on April 18th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brinling, Olive, June 14, 1910, February 10, 1989, The Lord Be With You, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by J J Brinling, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brockman, Leonard D., Pennsylvania, PFC 24 Chemical Co, World War II, April 8, 1913, Aug 21, 1965, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 20, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broder, Gertrude, 1921 – 1987, Love Always, Section 9, Row 6, grave #129, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Louise Z., 1838 - 1924, Section 6, Row 3, Graves # 4 and #5 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, [Louise died on February 6, 1924 in Etna at age 85 of lobar pneumonia. She was interred on February 10], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Friedrich, 1836 - 1903, Section 6, Row 3, Graves # 4 and #5 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, [Louise and Friedrich Broge were immigrants from Prussia, who arrived on the ship “Ocean” at New York on December 28, 1876. They were accompanied by their son August and daughter Wilhelmina. Their intension was to live in Wisconsin, according to the ship list. But they settled in Etna where Friedrich, known as Fred, worked in a rolling mill. They can be found there on the 1880 census with the 2 children at #119 Butler Street. Friedrich died in Etna and was interred on November 1, 1903], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Wilhelmina, (view 2), Mar 29, 1862, Mar 6, 1946, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by Minnie Broge, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Henry, 1856 – 1891, Father, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by Minnie Broge, Henry Broge was born in Germany and came to the US on the ship “Mosel”, arriving from Bremen to New York City on November 21, 1881 at age 25. He applied for naturalization in 1887. These facts appear to be the only paper trail, as he died before the 1900 census. His widow, Wilhelmina, does appear on the 1900 Etna census with her 5 children, Emma, Augusta, Katie, Mary and Henry. Augusta married Rheno Grove and lived in Texas and Ohio. Both she and her husband are in this plot. Daughter Katherine married Fred Ruff and both are interred within this plot, as is son Henry.  Henry Sr. was apparently buried in the graveyard of the German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg and moved to Greenwood on November 28, 1906. According to our records, he was placed in Section 6, Row 1. His removal to the family plot, only bought in 1935, was never recorded in our books], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Henry C., Dec 25, 1891, Nov 14, 1935, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 9 owned by Minnie Broge, [Henry Broge was the son of Henry and Wilhelmina Broge of Etna, born one month after the death of his father. He joined his widowed mother and 4 sisters on Patterson Street in Etna. The family could not be found in 1910, but in 1918 Henry was living in Des Moines, Iowa and selling Firestone tires. The 1920 census shows he and wife Naomi with a son, Thomas Reno. By 1930, still in Des Moines, he had a daughter Lucile, age 9. He was interred on November 16, 1935 after dying in Collier Township at age 43], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Harry C., 1889 – 1983, Father, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 9 quarter lot owned by Henry Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Broge, Elizabeth B., 1894 – 1988, Mother, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 9 quarter lot owned by Henry Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brooks, George W. H., Pvt. Co A, 812th Pioneer Inf, Enlisted Aug 1, 1918, Discharged Dec 12, 1918, Born Feb 27, 1896, Died July 13, 1955, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 1, 3rd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brooks, Theodore K. Jr., PFC US Army, Vietnam, 1947 – 1978, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 14, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brooks, Robert E., PFC US Army, World War II, Nov 2, 1922, Mar 7, 1991, Section 9, Row 9, grave #156, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brosneck, Violet Kelly, July 8, 1916, Mar 4, 1965, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 8 quarter lot owned by John Brosneck, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Browett, Harry A., 03 Apr 1909 - 25 Jan 1974, Husband & Father, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Connell Aiken, Oct 22, 1953, Sep 17, 1973, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 3 owned by Knox Brown, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Knox III, Oct 20, 1920, Mar 24, 1984, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 3 owned by Knox Brown, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Mary Aiken, June 2, 1923, May 11, 2002, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 3 owned by Knox Brown, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Charles Homer, s/o Homer & Eleanor, d. 23 Dec 1890, aged 7Y, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 11 owned by Wilson Henry, [Interment records state that he was born in Butler and died in Pittsburgh at age 7.  He was interred on December 24, 1890.  His mother may have been a sister of Joseph Garvin Henry.  Wilson Henry was the father of Joseph and Eleanor Henry, as well as 7 other children], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Eleanor H., (no photo available), Section 4, Range 2, Lot 11 owned by Wilson Henry, [died in Avalon in September of 1907 at age 53 and is probably Charles’ mother.  She has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Will, 05 Aug 1886 - 03 Feb 1930, Pvt Co C 548th Eng 1918 - 1919, Section 8, Range 8, Row 2, singles, [Will Brown died in Pittsburgh at age 36 of myocardial degeneration. He was buried as a single interment in Section 8 of Greenwood, a racially mixed area that was part of the first extension of graves in the cemetery. It was noted that he was colored, one of the many notations during the short post World War I era], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, William H., 1850 - 1918, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by William H. Brown, [In 1880 William H. Brown was living on Morningside Avenue with his wife Maryanne and 3 children. He was working at the oil works and stated that he was born in PA. His parents were both born in German. During the summer of 1900 the family was living on Butler Street in the 18th Ward of Pittsburgh. His wife had died and his children David, Maud and Charles were all still at home. He was a stillman at the oil works. William died in Pittsburgh at age 70 of chronic nephritis on January 17, 1918. He was interred on January 19], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Mary A., w/o Wm. H., 22 Oct 1851 - 30 May 1930, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by William H. Brown, [Mary Ann Brown was the wife of William H. Brown of Pittsburgh. In all census records she appears with Ohio as her birthplace. In 1880 9n Morningside Avenue, she was managing 3 children, David, age 4, and twins Claudy and Maud, both 1 year and 10 months old. Little Claude died in 1881 and was the first burial in the family plot. Another unnamed member of the Brown family was interred in October of 1885, as well as a child named Adam, age 4, who died of the measles in 1893 and Irene, age 5 who died of the croup during the same year. Mary Ann was interred on June 2, 1900. She died in Pittsburgh of chronic gastritis at age 49. Interment information gives her place of birth as Perrysville, Ohio], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Addie Wm., d. 03 Aug 1893, aged 4Y, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by William H. Brown, [This child is Adam William Brown, son of William H. Brown and his wife Mary Ann. The family lived in Pittsburgh on Morningside Avenue and Butler Street. Adam was interred in the family plot on August 6, 1893. He died in Pittsburgh of the measles at age 4 years, 11 months and 28 days], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Charles Edward, 26 Jun 1882 - 16 Sep 1958, Penna, Sgt Btry F, 81 Field Arty WWI, Section 3, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by William H. Brown, [Charles Edward Brown was the son of William H. and Maryann Brown of Pittsburgh. The 1900 census of the 18th Ward is the first census record he appears in. He was the youngest child of the household, with his brother David and sister Maud both older than him. In 1910 he was living with his sister Jesse and her husband William Ward at #257 44th Street in the 9th Ward of Pittsburgh. After he was released from the Army, he lived in the 3rd Ward. He was 36 and a laborer in the building industry], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Emma Jane, 1862 – 1938, Section 8, Range 3, row 17, grave #7+, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Jacqueline, Aug 7, 1942, Dec 16, 1949, O! Flower Too Soon Faded, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Bessie Jackson, 1898 – 1953, Mother, Section 8, Range 8, Row 4, grave # 9, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Edna, 1879 – 1943, Mother, Section 8, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Eleanor H., Mother, 1854 – 1907, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 12 owned by Wilson Henry, Eleanor Henry was the daughter of Wilson Henry and his wife Elizabeth, who lived in Indiana Township between 1850 and 1870. She married Homer Brown about the year 1879. In 1880 the young couple lived in Verona. In 1900 the couple, living in Pittsburgh, had 3 living children, and had lost a son named Charles in 1890. Eleanor died in Avalon, Pa at age 53 of causes not stated in Greenwood records, and was interred on September 16, 1907], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Charles Homer, Son of Homer & Eleanor, Died Dec. 20, 1890, Aged 7 Years, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 12 owned by Wilson Henry, [Charles was born in Butler according to the interment book at the cemetery, and died in Pittsburgh. He would have been the third child born to Homer & Eleanor Brown, with brothers William and Henry being older. After his death, another brother, Howard was born. Charles was interred on December 24, 1890], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Walter E., Pennsylvania, Pvt, 505 Service BN, June 13, 1929, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 21, 4th grave 13th row east tier, [Walter died in Pittsburgh at age 41 of chronic myocarditis. He was interred on June 13th, 1929, the same day that he died], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Edward, Pvt. Co Hdqrs. 365th Inf., Enlisted Nov 3, 1917, Discharged Mar 18, 1919, Dec 6, 1895, Died Jan 23, 1929, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 15, 2nd grave east tier, [Edward died in Pittsburgh at age 33 of pulmonary tuberculosis and was interred on January 28, 1929], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Fannie L., 1897 – 1937, Mother, [Fannie died in Pittsburgh on July 8, 1937 at age 38 of lobar pneumonia. She was interred on July 10, 1937], Section 8, Range 8, Row 13, grave #9, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Adolphus, Pvt. QM Corps, 321st Serv. BN, Enlisted Jun 19, 1918, Discharged Jul 17, 1919, Born Mar 4, 1889, Died Jun 15, 1933, [Adolphus died in O’Hara Township at age 44 of tuberculosis and was interred on June 19, 1933], Section 9, Row 11, grave 34, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Benjamin Leroy, F1 US Navy, World War II, Nov 22, 1923, Apr 26, 1994, Section 9, Row 6, grave #147, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Aldrich E. B., Pvt. Co A 542nd Engrs, Enlisted Aug 1, 1918, Discharged June 24, 1919, Born Jan 1, 1896, Died Feb 6, 1937, [A World War I draft card for Aldrich Edward Bearl Brown was filled out in Pittsburgh while he was living at 1202 Herron Avenue. It stated that he was born in Roanoke, Virginia on January 5, 1895. He was working as a ruffer at Crucible Steel Co. and was married with young children. No census record for him has yet been located, as he did not go by the name Aldrich, but probably Edward, and there are many in the area. He died in O’Hara Township at age 41 of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was interred on February 11, 1937], Section 9, Row 2, grave 26, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Charles T., TEC 4 US Army, World War II, Jul 17, 1918, Dec 9, 1986, Section 9, Row 5, grave # 94, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Edna B., July 31, 1910, Jan 6, 1987, Mother, Section 9, Row 5, grave #99, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Cornelius Martin, PFC US Army World War II, Sep 3, 1907, Oct 26, 1985, Section 9, Row 2, grave 127, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Flora B., 1901 – 1988, Mother, We Love You, Section 9, Row 7, grave #107, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Ella F., Dec 12, 1877, Dec 25, 1946, Mother & Grandmother, Forever In Our Hearts, Section 8, Range 5, Row 17, grave #11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, James Edward Jr., 1942 – 1990, Our Brother, Section 9, Row 6, grave #149, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Morris A., 1942 – 1985, Beloved Son & Brother, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 134, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Marguerite, July 1, 1930, March 2, 1995, Mother, Section 9, Row 6, grave #103, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Parlie, 1917 – 1996, From Your Children, Section 9, Row 6, grave 146, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Roxie, Departed Sept. 9, 1985, Section 9, Row 2, grave #120, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Rev. James Edward Sr., 1916 – 1990, From Your Children, Section 9, Row 6, grave #149, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Stewart H., Pvt. US Army, Sep 16, 1899, Feb 6, 1986, Section 9, Row 3, grave #114, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Basil, US Army, Jul 11, 1904, May 13, 1989, Section 9, Row 9, grave #106, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brown, Goldie E., May 18, 1912, July 23, 1990, Beloved Mother, Section 9, Row 9, grave #142, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brownlee, Warren G., Pvt. Co B 858th Engrs, Enlisted Jan 2, 1943, Died in Service July 16, 1943, Born Oct 7, 1920, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 9, 3rd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bruce, Dempsey D. Jr., Oct 1, 2003, Loving Husband and Father, Section 4, Range 12, Lot 9, Row 2, Grave 3, WWII flag marker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Brucker, Myra D., 1908 – 1987, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 15 half lot owned by Clarence O. Bush, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryant, Thomas, 1830 - 1883, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 2, [born in Ireland about 1830 and lived in Philadelphia, working as a waiter.  He and his wife Mary had two daughters while living there, according to the 1860 census.  Family legend has it that Thomas fled to Canada to avoid conscription in the Union Army, and his third daughter, Sarah was born there, perhaps in Ontario.  But the Sons of the Union Veterans have him listed as a member of the 63^rd Regiment of the PA Volunteers, a conscript.  The regimental history states that the Thomas Bryant of the 63^rd was captured and died in Virginia in 1863.  Perhaps the history is wrong or our Thomas Bryant is a different man, for this one died in Sharpsburg at age 51 in the year 1883], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryant, Mary, 1835 - 1904, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 2, [cannot be found as applying for a widow’s pension in the Civil War Pension Index.  She lived in Sharpsburg with her daughter Anna and her married daughter Sarah in 1900, in the house of Earnest Brill.  # Brill children are also buried within the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryant, Lida B., 1891 – 1968, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 11 owned by Olive and Julian Foden, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryant, Chester, PFC 3229th QM SV Co, US Army, Enlisted Oct 20, 1942, Discharged Dec 22, 1945, Born May 30, 1909, Died May 2, 1946, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 13, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryarly, Edna C., 1876 – 1927, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robt Bryarly, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryarly, H. Blanche, 1874 – 1972, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robert Bryarly, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryarly, Joseph B., 1874 – 1965, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robt Bryarly, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryarly, Mary A. Burns, Wife of Robert S. Bryarly, 1848 – 1910, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robert Bryarly, [Mary A. Burns, born in April of 1848, was the wife of Robert Smith Bryarly of Beaver County and Indiana Township, Allegheny County. She married him in Beaver County about the year 1872. She had 2 children, Joseph Burns Bryarly, born in 1874, and Elizabeth Smith Bryarly, known as Lida, born in March of 1848. Mary died in Indiana Township on January 1, 1910 at age 60. Cause of death was cancer. She was interred on January 4, 1910, the first burial in the family plot. He husband followed her in 1915. Also in the plot are both of her children], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bryarly Robert S., 1842 - 1915, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robert Bryarly, [Robert Smith Bryarly, born on September 12, 1842, was the son of Robert Bryarly and Elizabeth Smith of Hanover Township, Beaver County PA. His father and brothers worked the family farm through the late 1800s. Robert married Mary A. Burns about the year 1872. They are found in the 1880 census in Frankfurt Springs in Hanover Township. By 1900 the couple had moved to Indiana Township with their 2 children, Joseph and Elizabeth.Robert died in West Deer Township at age 72 of cancer. He was interred on April 30, 1915], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buchholz, Ewald E., 1901 – 1966, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by Herman Buchholz, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buchholz, Herman C. Jr., 1899 – 1964, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 4 owned by Herman Buchholz, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buchholz, Herman, May 11, 1873, Sept 13, 1945, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by Herman Buchholz, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buchholz, Marie, April 16, 1878, April 25, 1965, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by Herman Buchholz, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Conrad J. H., 1897 – 1952, Father, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 1 partial lot owned by C. Buehler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Jacob, d. 07 Mar 1892, aged 52Y, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob L. Buehler, [A Pittsburgh naturalization record for Jacob Buehler has the date February 8, 1887. No census record of him in the US has yet been found. He was buried in the graveyard of the First German Lutheran Evangelical Church of Sharpsburg after his death in 1892. On October 12, 1905 his remains and those of a George Buehler, age 13, were removed from that graveyard and placed in a plot in Greenwood. The Greenwood interment records indicate that he died in O’Hara Township at age 50], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Louisa, d. 22 May 1930, aged 66Y, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob L. Buehler, [Louisa Buehler was the wife of Jacob. She was found on a 1900 census of O’Hara Township, listed as Lucy, a widow with 4 children, William, Emma, Philip and Flora. She was born in Germany, but immigrated in 1869 and had been married for 31 years and had 9 children, only 7 of whom were still living. The family apparently had a small farm, as the boys were all farm laborers. In 1910 she was also in O’Hara, minus Emma. In both census, the family had a boarder to help with expenses. She died on May 20, 1930 at age 85 of chronic myocarditis in O’Hara Township. She was interred on May 23, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Hattie A., 01 Jan 1880 - 08 May 1955, Daughter, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob L. Buehler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Geo., d. 14 Jun 1884, aged  13Y, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob F. Buehler, [George B. Buehler was born and died in O’Hara Township according to Greenwood interment records. He died at age 13 and was buried in the graveyard of the First German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. His remains were moved to Greenwood on October 12, 1905 due to a road construction project at the site of the older cemetery. He may have been the oldest child of Jacob and Louisa Buehler or a close relative], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, William F., 1873 - 1921, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob F. Buehler, [William F. Buehler was the son of Jacob and Louisa R. Buehler of O’Hara Township. He was born in PA in August of 1873 and after the death of his father worked the family farm along with his 2 younger brothers. He died in O’Hara at age 48 of valvular heart disease and was interred on December 22, 1921, two days after his death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Philip F., 1881 - 1953, Husband, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Jacob Buehler, [Philip F. Buehler, the son of Jacob and Louisa Buehler was born in PA in August of 1881. He was interred on October 23, 1953], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Erna Morgan, 1893 - 1995, Wife, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 2 owned by Mrs. Jacob Louise Buehler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Marie J., 1899 – 1960, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Henry Buehler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Henry G., 1886 – 1963, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Henry Buehle, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Esther, (plot monument), 1900 – 1901, Daughter, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 20 owned by Henry Buehler, [Esther was born in O’Hara Township as the daughter of Henry and Mary Buehler. She died there at age 5 months and 10 days. Her cause of death was pneumonia. She was interred on February 10, 1901], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Henry, (plot monument), 1854 – 1916, Father, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 20 owned by Henry Buehler, [Henry Buehler was a laborer born in Switzerland and immigrating around 1881. He married his wife Mary about 1883 and had 10 children, although several were lost at a young age. In 1910 he was working at an enamel works and in 1920 at a mill. He died in O’Hara Township on October 26, 1916 at age 62 years and 2 months of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on October 29th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Martha, (plot monument), 1894 – 1924, Daughter, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 20 owned by Henry Buehler, [Martha Buehler was the daughter of Henry and Mary Buehler of O’Hara Township. In 1900 she appeared as a 5 year old child in a family of 6 children in the house. By 1920 she was 24 and still living with her parents. She was working in the hat department at Rosenbaum’s store in Pittsburgh. She died in O’Hara on November 31, 1924, at age 30 years, 4 months and 7 days of mitral stenosis. She was interred on December 2, 1924], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Mary A., (plot monument), 1858 – 1943, Mother, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 20 owned by Henry Buehler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buehler, Ruth, (plot monument), 1900 – 1930, Daughter, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 20 owned by Henry Buehler, [Ruth was the daughter of Henry and Mary Buehler of O’Hara Township. She appear on the 1910 and 1920 census with the family. She died in O’Hara on January 10, 1930 at age 29 of mitral stenosis. Her interment was on January 13, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buffington, Hannah Allison, (footstone), relict of John, 08 Oct 1796 - 12 May 1870, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 15, [was removed from unnamed cemetery (possibly Sharpsburg Presbyterian) to Greenwood 27 Oct 1909], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bullard, Benjamin, Pvt. Co A, 437th Labor BN, Enlisted Aug 8, 1918, Discharged Feb 10, 1919, Born Mar 1, 1891, Died Apr 28, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 21, 1st grave west tier, Benjamin was born in Avondale, Alabama and lived in Attalla, Etowah County, Alabama when he filled out his draft card. The 1920 census shows him with wife Beulah while he worked in the mines, although the type of mine is not clearly written. He died in Pittsburgh at age 47 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on May 2, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bullock, Mack, Pvt. Co B, 417th Labor BN QMC, Enlisted July 19, 1918, discharged May 24, 1919, Born Dec 24, 1896, Died Sept 24, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 20, 1st grave east tier, [Mack died in Pittsburgh at age 42 of tuberculosis and paranoia. He was interred on September 28, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bumbry, Clarence E., Pvt US Army, World War II, Mar 27, 1914, Nov 8, 1986, Section 9, Row 4, grave 136, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bundrige, Samuel, US Army, Apr 15, 1925, Jun 6, 1988, Section 9, Row 7, grave #135, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bundy, Clinton T., 1874 – 1947, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 7 quarter lot owned by Clinton Bundy, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bundy, Melissa S., 1877 – 1961, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 7 quarter lot owned by Clinton Bundy, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bundy, Clinton Thomas, Major 8th Field Artillery, Enlisted July 15, 1917, Discharged Oct 30, 1919, Born Jan 5, 1874, Died Sept 7, 1947, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 7 quarter lot owned by Clinton Bundy, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burbank, Andrew J., 1833 - 1909, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 2, [Andrew J. Burbank was born in Vermont in July of 1833. An Andrew Burbank appears in the 1870 census with a wife Esther and son Andrew, 7, and daughter Mary, 4. He was working as an oil inspector in Venango County, PA. By 1880 he was divorced and living on Butler Street in Pittsburgh. According to the various Pittsburgh Directories, he lived near the bridge to Sharpsburg and worked as a clerk in the 1880s, sold notions during the early 1890s and then turned to real estate. He died at age 75 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on January 22, 1909], (photo contributed by Rich Boyer, view 2 & bio information contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burbank, Sarah M., 1837 - 1921, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 2, [Sarah Burbank was apparently Andrew’s second wife. After Andrew’s death she continued to live at #6228 Butler Street. In 1920 Annie Martin, a daughter, was also a widow and living with Sarah at that address. A grandson, Layton was also living there. Sarah died in December of 1921 at age 84 of a cerebral hemorrhage. Anna R. Martin is also interred within the plot. She died at age 68 of lobar pneumonia on November 18, 1928], (photo contributed by Rich Boyer, view 2 & bio information contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burgunder, Lillian I., 1916 – 2003, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 19 single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burk, Martha J., 1874 - 1931, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by Martha J. Burk, [Martha J. Campbell was the daughter of James C. Campbell and his second wife Isabella Marshall. He married John C. Burk about the year 1902 and had a son named George R. Burk. In the 1910 census of O’Hara Township, they lived on Mary Street and John was listed as a carpenter for the railroad. Census records are scarce after this point. Martha was interred on May 14, 1932. The funeral was handled by the R E Campbell Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burk, George R., h/o Angeline Kelley, 1905 - 1972, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 10 owned by Martha J. Burk, [George R. Burk was the son of Martha J. Campbell and John C. Burk. He was interred on January 3, 1973 from the Nevil Frank Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burkhart, Joseph, 12 Mar 1896 - 09 Feb 1958, Sgt Co D 320th Inf 1917 - 1919, Section 6, Range 7, Row 10, Grave # 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burkhart, Frank H., 1909 – 1994, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burkhart, Virginia Braun, 1911 – blank, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by Charles A. Braun, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burkhart, Charles E., Cook, Co A 48th Trans. Corps, Enlisted May 6, 1918, Discharged Jun 27, 1919, Born Nov 4, 1889, Died Sep 17, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 25 1st grave east tier, [Charles died in O’Hara Township at age 42 years, 5 months and 6 days of tuberculosis. He was interred on September 20, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burnett, Alice Slater, 1874 - 1938, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 12 owned by the Slater family, [was the daughter of Albert Henry Slater and Sarah Jane McClean.  She married Carl Burnett about the year 1898 when Carl was working as a cook and lived on Main Street in Sharpsburg.  By 1910, Carl was working in an ice cream factory, perhaps the business started by Alice’s father.  The couple had a son names Jennings.  By 1930, Alice was living in the home of Richard Klare, an attorney.  When she died in 1938, she was living in Southern Pines, North Carolina.  She was suffering from hypertension, and died there of apoplexy on January 19, 1938.  The Clark Funeral Home delivered her body to Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burnett, Frank L., PFC US Army, World War II, Apr 14, 1921, Jan 14, 1990, Section 9, Row 9, grave #131, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burrell, Lawrence O., Mar 20 – Nov 26, 1932, Section 8, Range 7, Row 5, grave # 12, [Lawrence died in Pittsburgh at age 8 months of pneumonia on November 26, 1932. He was interred on November 30, 1932], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burris, Henry H., Co D 52 PA Vol, d. 17 Jan 1917, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 8, [enlisted in Company D of the 52^nd PA Infantry on 11 October 1861.  He was transferred to the US Veteran Reserve Corps on 31 March 1864], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burris, Emma, 1842 - 1915, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 8, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burroughs, Sylvester, Corp, Co A, 505th Serv. BN, Enlisted Oct 27, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Born Jan 6, 1889, Died Feb 4, 1943, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 4, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burroway, Charles E., 1882 – 1947, Father, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Stella Burroway, VFW flag marker,(contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burroway, William M. Sr., 1919 – 1975, Father, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by Louise Burroway, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burroway, Louise E., 1923 – 1980, Mother, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by Louise Burroway, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Samuel, Jan 26, 1830, Feb 2, 1906, Grandfather, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [According to researchers, Samuel Burton was born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, England to Noah Burton and Jane Bates. He immigrated before his family, possibly on the ship “City of Antwerp” in August of 1868 into New York. His wife, Jane and 9 children were on the ship “Nemesis” from Liverpool to New York in April of 1870. By 1880 they were in Pittsburgh on Southern Avenue with their 4 youngest children. Samuel was working as a blacksmith. In 1900 they had moved to Esplen and he was a truant officer. He died in Esplen at age 78 of chronic bronchitis and was interred on February 4, 1906], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Jane Hill, July 27, 1830, Jan 29, 1909, Grandmother, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Jane Hill married Samuel Burton in December 1850 in Wednesbury, England. There she had at least 10 children: Jane Elizabeth, 1851, Noah, 1853, Enoch, 1854, Samuel, 1856, James, 1858, George, 1860, Frederick, 1862, Daniel, 1864, Sampson, 1866 and Job, 1868. Enoch died in England at a young age, but all the rest lived to immigrate on the ship “Nemesis” out of Liverpool to New York City, arriving on April 25, 1870. They lived in Pittsburgh in 1880. By 1900 Jane and Samuel lived in Esplen. Jane died in Pittsburgh of cancer at age 78 and was interred on February 1, 1909], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Job, Jan 1, 1868, June 29, 1924, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Job was the last known child of Samuel and Jane Hill Burton. He was born in Wednesbury, England and immigrated on the ship “Nemesis” with his mother and 8 siblings in April of 1870. He married Anna Bradley Small on May 29, 1900 in Ingram, PA and lived with John and Myrta Ohl on Bridge Street. Job was a powder salesman, although what kind of powder was not mentioned. The couple continued to live in Ingram. He died in Pittsburgh at age 57 of meningitis and an abscessed ear. He was interred on July 2, 1924], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Anna Small, Nov 12, 1865, July 27, 1947, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Anna was the wife of Job Burton of Ingram, Pa, he being the youngest son of Samuel and Jane Hill Burton of England. She was the daughter of John and Anna Small who lived in Bellaire, Ohio in 1880 where she is listed as Anna B, their 13 year old daughter. In 1900 she was married and living in Chartiers Township with her sister Myrta Ohl and her husband John. She had 2 known children, John A and Josephine A, both who died in infancy. Anna was interred in the Burton family plot on July 30, 1947 near the graves of her parents and sister], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, John A., Ap 29 – July 10, 1901, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [listed by family researchers as the children of Job and Anna Small Burton of Esplen. John is listed in interment records as having died in Cape May City, New Jersey, age 2 months and 14 days. Cause of death was general debility. He was interred on July 13, 1901], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Josephine A., Jan 21, 1901 – Ap 19, 1903, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [listed by family researchers as the children of Job and Anna Small Burton of Esplen. Josephine was born in Sharpsburg and died in Esplen, PA at age 4 months, due to acute indigestion. She was interred on April 22, 1903. The dates on the tombstone do not match the dates in interment records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Samuel, Aug 15, 1856, Apr 25, 1903, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Samuel Burton was the 4th of 10 children and the 3rd of 7 sons to Samuel and Jane Hill Burton of England. He immigrated with his mother and siblings in 1870 on the ship “Nemesis”, but he cannot be found on any local Pittsburgh census records. He died in Connellsville, PA according to Greenwood interments records. His age was listed as 47 years, but no other information was included. He was interred on April 26, 1903], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Daniel, June 6, 1864, July 17, 1898, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Daniel was the 8th child born to Samuel and Jane Hill Burton of Wednesbury, England. He was one of the 9 children to immigrate to New York City on April 25, 1870 on the ship “Nemesis”. In 1880 he was one of 4 children living with his parents on Southern Avenue in Pittsburgh, and was working as an errand boy. Researchers list him as marrying Margaret Burkhart on February 3, 1890. The couple had 5 children, Charles, Frederick, Grace, Margaret and Elizabeth. He died in Punxsutawney at age 34 of pneumonia. He was interred on July 19, 1895, making the date on the tombstone suspicious], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Charles T., June 16 – 25, 1911, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 7 owned by Job Burton, [Charles Thomas Burton was the grandson of Daniel and Margaret Burton. He was the child of Daniel’s son Charles Thomas and his wife Gertrude Margaret Hinman of Knoxville, PA. He died at 11 days of age and was interred on June 27, 1911], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Sarah F., 1847 – 1920, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by J W Cochran, [Sarah F. Burton was the daughter of Richard and Eliza Burton of Pine Township. They can be found on the 1860 census as a family of five, with Mary, Sarah and James as children. In 1870 little James is gone, and in 1880 Mary has been married and appears with her husband John Cochran in Indiana Township. By 1900 mother Eliza was gone and Sarah remained with her father. That census gave December 1847 as her birth and first stated that she had been born in Ohio, where other census records indicate PA. She died in Indiana Township on October 17, 1920 of broncho pneumonia and was interred on October 18], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Burton, Nellie Hunt, 1911 – 1933, Daughter, [Nellie was the daughter of Harry and Mattie Hunt of Pittsburgh. She was born in Virginia, as was her mother, with Harry being born in Ohio. She can be found in the 1920 and 1930 census on Wylie Avenue. The name of her husband is not known at this time. She died in Pittsburgh on July 27, 1933 at age 22 of acute pyelitis. She was interred on July 31, 1933], Section 9, Row 3, graves 1, 2 and 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bush, Amelia Campbell, 1888 - 1939, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Edward Campbell Bush, [Amelia Campbell was the wife of Edwin J. Campbell. In 1920 they lived on Kittanning Pike in O’Hara Township with 3 children, Mabel, Edwin and Earl. After the death of her husband, she apparently remarried, perhaps to the widower Clarence Bush, also of O’Hara. Amelia died on Christmas Day, 1939 and was interred on December 26, 1939, after suffering from cancer. The lot book owner may have been mistakenly spelled Mrs. Edward Campbell Bush, for all census records list her first husband as Edwin], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bush, Clarence O., 1887 – 1970, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 15 half lot owned by Clarence O. Bush, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bush, Caroline C., 1886 – 1929, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 15 half lot owned by Clarence O. Bush, [Caroline Bey was the wife of Clarence O. Bush of Pittsburgh and O’Hara Township. In 1920 they lived in Pittsburgh’s 13th Ward at #7746 Butler Street, Clarence was working as a foreman in manufacturing and Caroline was raising their 3 daughter, Myra, Ruth and Florence. She died in O’Hara Township on October 31, 1928 at age 42 of chronic myocarditis. She was interred on November 3rd. Clarnece continued to live in O’Hara, appearing there in the 1930 census with Caroline Bey, his wife’s mother, to help raise the children. Clarence is also interred in the plot, as well as his daughter Myra], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Butler, Josh, Pvt. Co B, 425th Res. Labor BN, Enlisted Aug 5, 1918, Discharged Apr 24, 1919, Born 1897, Died Nov 3, 1933, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 22, 4th grave east tier, [Josh died in Pittsburgh at age 40 of undetermined causes. He was interred on November 12, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Butler, William H., PVt. US Army, World War II, May 13, 1920, Jul 7, 1987, Section 9, Row 5, grave #129, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Buttersnitz, William R., 05 Aug 1909 - 15 Sep 1977, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Byerley, Anna M., d/o John & Lizzie, 16 Dec 1885 - 08 Oct 1895, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 12 owned by Mrs. John Byerley, [Anna M. Byerley was the daughter of John and Lizzie Byerley. Unfortunately, the couple cannot be found on local census records. The interment records state that Anna was born and died in Etna. She died at age 9 of croup diphtheria and was interred on October 9, 1895], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Byerley, Lizzie, 20 Jun 1856 - 25 Feb 1934, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 12 owned by Mrs. John Byerley, [Elizabeth Richenbaugh Byerley was the wife of John Byerley. She died in Pittsburgh at age 76 of apoplexy. She was interred on February 28, 1934. Also in the lot are an infant Byerley who was stillborn in 1898, and 2 unnamed interments that were removed from Strohm’s Cemetery in 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Bynum, Robert S., A2C US Air Force, Korea, Feb 18, 1934, May 24, 1992, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 11, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Byrd, Archie L., TEC 5, US Army, World War II, Dec 18, 1920,Dec 5, 1985, Section 9, Row 3, grave #98, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

 

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Cabell, Philip Henry, Pvt. Co K, 63rd Pion. Inf., Enlisted Sept 25, 1918, Discharged Dec 18, 1918, Born Apr 14, 1897, Died Dec 9, 1943, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 8, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cable, Edward W., 21 Jan 1856? - 02 Sep 1881, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 10 owned by Edward Cable, [Edward W. Cable was the son of Edward and Sophia Cable of Indiana Township, which became O’Hara Township. He appears as a 5 year old boy in the 1860 census, along with 4 sisters and one older brother, John. His father came to the US on September 6, 1831 as a child on the ship “Cosmo”, the son of John and Sarah Cable of England. The family settled in Indiana Township by 1840, farming the land. In 1850 Edward Sr. appears on the farm next to his father John. By 1880 Edward W. was helping on his father’s farm, with his older brother John, 6 younger siblings, and Aunt Harriet Cable. Edward W. died at age 25 of typhoid fever, and was the first of the family to be buried in Greenwood. Also in the plot are his parents, his brother James M. Cable and his brother John’s wife, Charlotte, as well as 3 young children of the family], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cahill, Bernard W., 27 Dec 1914 - 19 May 1974, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cahill Family, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 8 half lot owned by Thomas Cahill, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Caldwell, Stanley W., Sgt US Army Air Force, World War II, Mar 27, 1926, Sep 22, 2004, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 11 cremations, grave # 5 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Caldwell, Jerry, US Army, Jan 30, 1943, Apr 27, 1984, Section 9, Row 1A, Grave 107

Callaghan, Dorsey K., Pvt. Co M, 28th Inf., Enlisted May 5, 1917, Discharged Apr 7, 1919, Born Jun 10, 1898, Died Mar 24, 1934, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 20, 1st grave west tier, [Dorsey died in Pittsburgh at age 35 of broncho pneumonia. He was interred on March 27, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calloway, Louise, 1925 – 1985, Our Mother, Section 9, Row 2, grave 118, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, Alexander H., D. D., (view 2 , 3), 16 Mar 1837 - 30 Nov 1901, Pastor United Presbyterian Church Etna 1861 - 1901, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [Alexander Hamilton Calvert was born 16 March 1837 in New Sheffield, Beaver County, PA to James Calvert and his wife Ann Small.  He was a theology student living with his widowed mother in 1860.  He enlisted in Company F. of the 140^th PA Regiment on 21 August 1862 and was quickly promoted to second Lieutenant by 15 September 1862.  Mid December the unit was sent to the front, but Alex resigned his commission with the help of a surgeon’s certificate on 7 February 1863.  He entered Westminster Academy and then taught at Hookstown Academy.  He was ordained by the United Presbyterian Seminary in December of 1868.  He married that same year and was elected to the pastorship of the new Etna Presbyterian Church.  He was active in the community, serving as the Principal of the Sharpsburg Academy and the President of the Greenwood Cemetery Board of Managers.  On November 30, 1901 he visited a fellow pastor at Thomas Station and died of an apoplectic attack at age 64.  The new Presbyterian church then being built in Etna was dedicated to him], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, Jane Scott, 27 Jul 1837 - 06 Sep 1915, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [Jane Scott was the daughter of Beaver County Associate Judge John Scott and Mary Walker, both from early pioneer families.  She married Alexander Hamilton Calvert on 9 July 1868 in Beaver County, PA.  The couple moved immediately to Etna, where her husband was pastor at the new Presbyterian Church.  She had 5 children.  She died in Etna of arterio sclerosis on 6 September 1915], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert John L. R., d. 17 May 1891, aged 11Y 6M, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [John Lloyd R. Calvert was the son of Rev. Alexander Calvert and Jane Scott.  He was born in Etna about January 1880 and died of lobar pneumonia on 17 May 1891 at age 11.  He was the first family member to be buried in the Greenwood plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, George H., 02 Feb 1873 - 25 May 1940, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [George H. Calvert was the son of Rev. Alexander Calvert and Jane Scott.  Born in February of 1873, he became a lawyer after graduating Pittsburgh Law School and entered the bar in 1898 with offices at the Frick building.  He was the President of the Alumni Association of the Pittsburgh Law School.  Although he traveled and associated with high profile people, he lived modestly on Cedar Run Road in Indiana Township.  He died of a coronary occlusion], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, Angeline L., 06 Feb 1877 - 06 Jun 1972, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, J. Edward, 22 Apr 1876 - 05 Jul 1966, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [Joseph Edward Calvert was the son of Alexander Hamilton Calvert and Jane Scott.  Born in Beaver County he moved to Etna with his parents in 1868 when his father became pastor for the Etna Presbyterian Church.  He became a chemist, working at the Pittsburgh steel mills], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, Scott A., 07 Jun 1928 - 13 Jun 1929, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [probably a grandson of Alexander Calvert.  He may be the son of George H. Calvert, who lived in Indiana Township], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Calvert, Charles A., 30 Nov 1915 - 22 Aug 1916, Section 4, Range 5, Lots 15 & 16, [probably the son of George H. Calvert and a grandson of Alexander Calvert], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cameron, Simon, (plot marker), 19 Nov 1854 - 17 Feb 1908, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Simon Cameron, [This marks the cemetery plot for the family of Simon Cameron. Born in Scotland, he immigrated about the year 1882 and married. His wife, Christine, was probably born in Germany. They had 3 daughters, May Isabella, Ella and Edna. Simon was interred in February 1908, Christine in 1933. Daughter Ella is buried in the plot under the name Ella Holzhauser, along with several Holzhauser children], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cameron, Christine, (plot marker), 07 Mar 1859 - 28 Sep 1933, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Simon Cameron, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, James F., (plot monument), 1908 – 1909, Son, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 8 owned by W O Campbell, [James Francis Campbell was the son of William O Campbell and his wife Mary. He was born in O’Hara Township and died there at age 9 months and 14 days of gastro enteritis. He was interred on August 12, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Mary P., (plot monument), 1865 – 1942, Mother, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 8 owned by W O Campbell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, William O., (plot monument), 1868 – 1939, Father, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 8 owned by W O Campbell, [William O Cambpell was a farmer in O’Hara Township. In 1910 he and wife Mary had been married for 11 years and had 3 children, Helen, William and Lawrence. In 1920 his house was described on Kittanning Road and in 1930 on Campbell Run Road. William died in what is now Fox Chapel on August 4, 1939 at age 70 of a coronary occlusion. He was interred on August 6], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, George C., 1885 - 1963, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [George Crawford Campbell was the son of Crawford Campbell and Anna Mary Wragg. Researchers do not agree on his birth date, but in his World War I Draft Card it is given as September 11, 1885. He married Sarah Lillian Datt and had 4 children, Sarah Blanche, Willis Errol, Roland George and Anna Mary. The couple lived on Old Mill Road on the farm that his great-grandfather had farmed. While his father bought mortgages during the Depression, George improved some of those purchases and sold them in the new Fox Chapel Borough], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Roland G., 1915 - [28 Dec 2002 SSDI], Section 4, Range 11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Lucille Wissolik, 1921 - uninscribed, Section 4, Range 11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Kaaren Margot, 1946 - 1968, Section 4, Range 11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, S. Lillian, 1887 - 1975, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [Sarah Lillian Datt married George C. Campbell and had 4 children. The couple lived in O’Hara Township with George’s father Crawford on Old Mill Road. She was interred in the family plot on April 23, 1975. Her burial was handled by the H B Weddell Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Thomas, (view 2 , 3), 1805 - 1848, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [Thomas Campbell was born in County Derry of Northern Ireland, the son of a long line of Campbells that originated in the Scottish Lowlands. He immigrated about the year 1828 at the age of 23. Within the next 2 years, he met and married Mary Crawford . The couple had 4 known children before his early death in 1848. He was interred in the graveyard of the Pine Creek Church and moved to Greenwood on August 21, 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Mary, (view 2 , 3), 1799 - 1886, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [Mary Crawford married Thomas Campbell about the year 1829. She was the daughter of Wilson and Sarah Crawford. She had 4 known children, James C., Thomas Anderson, born in 1837, John B, born in 1835, and Francis, born in 1833. They lived in a log cabin built perhaps as early as 1815 in Indiana Township, Allegheny County. She and her husband were members of the Pine Creek church on Dorseyville Road. She died at age 86. Both Mary and Thomas were buried there and moved to Greenwood on November 17, 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, James C., (view 2 , 3), 1832 - 1910, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [James Crawford Campbell was born on the Campbell farm in Indiana Township, the son of Thomas and Mary Crawford Campbell. He farmed the land after his father’s death and married Mary Borland. The couple had 4 children. After her early death, he married Isabella Marshall and had at least 3 more children. The family attended Pine Creek Church on Dorseyville Road. James lived to the age of 78 years, 6 months and 20 days. He died in O’Hara Township and was buried in Greenwood in the plot he purchased upon the death of his second wife. He had also moved his parents, first wife and perhaps his brother to Greenwood in 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Mary, (view 2 , 3), 1834 - 1866, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [Mary Borland married James Crawford Campbell about the year 1859 and had 4 known children. Annie E was born in 1859, Crawford in 1861, Mary C in 1863 and Sarah M. (known as Sadie) in 1865. When she died unexpectedly in 1866, James was left with 4 young children, so he then married Isabella Marshall. That couple had 7 more children. Mary had been buried in the graveyard of the Pine Creek Church. James moved her remains and those of his parents to Greenwood when his second wife died in 1904], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Isabella, (view 2 , 3), 1832 - 1904, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [Isabella Marshall was the second wife of James Crawford Campbell and the daughter of Alexander Marshall and his wife Isabella. The Marshall family had become members of the Pine Creek Church after moving from the East Liberty area in the 1830s. Isabella was born in Wilkins Township according to interment records. She and James had 7 children, William James, Harriet May, Sarah J., Martha E., Mary A., Lyda and Florence H. Isabella died in O’Hara Township at age 72 and was interred on August 21, 1904. The day she was buried, James made arrangements for his parents and first wife to be moved from Pine Creek graveyard to Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Crawford, (view 2 , 3), 1861 - 1930, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [Crawford Campbell was the son of James Crawford Campbell and Mary Borland, his first wife. He was born in Indiana Township and married Anna Mary Wragg. The couple only had one surviving child, George C. He died on September 23, 1930 and was interred on September 25, 1930. He died in O’Hara Township at age 69 of lobar pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Anna Mary, (view 2 , 3), 1860 - 1922, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [Anna Mary Wragg married Crawford Campbell in the 1880s. Researchers do not agree on the date of marriage or the date of her only surviving son, George. She died on March 25, 1922 in O’Hara Township at age 62 of lobar pneumonia. She was interred on March 27, 1922], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, William W., 1901 – 1915, [These young boys were the sons of John Grant Campbell, a Scottish immigrant, and his wife Katie Lowe who he married in Pittsburgh in 1881. The couple had 12 children and these twin boys were the youngest. The family lived in Morningside. William Walter Campbell died in Pittsburgh at age 11 of tuberculo meningitis on September 24, 1915 and was interred on Sept 27 in Section 3. On May 16, 1917 he was moved to Section 1] Section 1, Range 9, Lot 3 singles grave #1 second tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Francis R., 1901 – 1919, [Francis Raymond Campbell died in Hyattsville, Maryland, where the family relocated to after Pittsburgh. He was 17 when he died of lobar pneumonia on January 3, 1919. He was interred with his brother on January 6], Section 1, Range 9, Lot 3 singles grave #1 second tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Thomas B., Pvt 1st Cl Air Serv. Aeronautics, Enlisted Jan 28, 1918, Discharged Jan 26, 1919, Born Oct 30, 1895, Died Jan 25, 1934, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 22, 2nd grave east tier, [Thomas was treated in one of the US National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in June and July of 1931. His papers list his service dates and reveal that he had been working as a chiropractor in Pittsburgh, that he was divorced and his father Noah lived at 302 Liberty Street in Pittsburgh. When his World War I draft card stated that he lived in Butler but had been born in New Bethlehem, PA, a census record was found. New Bethlehem is in Clarion County PA and Noah, wife Mary and Thomas lived there when Thomas was 4 years of age. In 1910 they lived in Grove City, Mercer County and in 1920 in Butler. Thomas died in Pittsburgh at age 38 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on January 28, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, William E. Jr., Aug 20, 1968, Sept 15, 1988, Forever In Our Hearts, Section 9, Row 7, grave #149, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cameron, Simon, (view 2), 19 Nov 1854 - 17 Feb 1908, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Simon Cameron, [Simon Cameron was a stone mason from Scotland who lived in Pittsburgh in 1900 wife his wife Christine and his daughters, Margaret Isabelle and Ella. The 1900 census indicates that he immigrated around the year 1882. He died in Hoboken (Blawnox) at age 52 of progressive paralysis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cameron, Christine, (view 2), 07 Mar 1859 - 28 Sep 1933, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Simon Cameron, [Christine Cameron was the wife of Simon Cameron, and was born in Germany. She gave birth to 4 daughters, Margaret Isabella, Ella J., Edna Florence and Jane F, who died in November of 1894 and is also interred in the family plot, but has no tombstone. When Simon died, she continued to live in Hoboken for a time, taking in a boarder. By 1920 she was again living in Pittsburgh at #911 Union Avenue under the name Christine Willert. She ran a rooming house and lived with her 3 surviving daughters. She died in Center Township near Monaca, PA at age 74, suffering from diabetes. Also interred in the plot is her daughter Ella, who married Otto Holzhouse, and 3 of her young children, Douglas who died at age 1 in 1926 of pneumonia, a still born infant who died in 1928, and Shirley who died in Cranberry Township in 1936 of meningitis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Mary, 1868 - 1878, Section 2, Range 11, near Lot 6, [This stone for Mary Campbell is near the lot of John S. Thomas in Section 2.  No interment record has been found for this child, and her name does not show up on the list of interments for the lot.  It has been copied as being the same type of stone as those of the Thomas family both in 2008 and in 1982.  Her identity is not known], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, John, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 3, fifth grave from the north side, [John Campbell was first interred in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church graveyard. On August 20, 1904 he was moved, along with other burials, to Greenwood by the church. There is nothing legible of the inscription except the letter ”J” followed by …”ELL”. The location of this stone suggests that it is where John Campbell was laid to rest. There are many John Campbells in the area north of Pittsburgh, and no positive identification of this one has yet been made], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Mary Ann, (view 2), Section 1, Range 21, Lot 1, first grave from the north side, [When Mary Ann Campbell was moved to Greenwood on August 20, 1904, the interment book included the note that she died on September 10, 1841 and that she was 25 years of age. No inscription is visible at all on the tombstone, but the location within the lot suggests that this stone may be hers. She is probably a relative of John Campbell, who is buried next to her in the next lot], (contributed by Diane Nichols and and Lauretta Galbraith)

Campbell, Anna Mary, 1922 - 1995, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 9 owned by James C. Campbell, [Anna Mary Campbell was the daughter of George Crawford Campbell and Sarah Lillian Datt. She was the 4th of 4 children and remained unmarried. She was interred in the family plot on April 19, 1995], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, John G., 1856 - 1910, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Edward Campbell Bush, [John G. Campbell was born in Scotland in March of 1856 and immigrated to the US about 1879. He married around the year 1881 and he and wife Katie may have had as many as 13 children. He worked as a blacksmith and lived on Morningside Avenue in Pittsburgh’s 18th Ward. He died in Pittsburgh in 1910 and was buried in Highwood Cemetery. Greenwood interment records indicate his death was due to suicide. He was removed to Greenwood on May 19, 1929 after the death of his wife and her burial in the family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Katie, 1864 - 1928, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Edward Campbell Bush, [Katie Campbell was the wife of John G. Campbell of Pittsburgh’s 18th Ward. In 1900 the family lived on Morningside Avenue. Katie had given birth to 10 children, but only 8 were living. Besides her children, 2 nieces, Annie and Jennie Bagnull, were living with the family. In 1910 Katie was a widow living with 2 of her children, John and Edwin, at #40 43rd Street in Pittsburgh’s Ward 9. She died in Sharpsburg at age 63 of cancer and was interred on May 31, 1928], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Edwin J., 1889 - 1921, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Edward Campbell Bush, [Edwin Campbell was the son of John and Katie Campbell, one of 13 children in the family. Found living with his family in 1900 on Morningside Avenue, age 10 with 3 siblings older and 3 younger than him. He lived with is mother in 1910 when he mother was widowed. In 1920 he lived at #63 Kittanning Pike in O’Hara Township with wife Amelia and 3 children. He died there at age 31 of aortic regurgitation on April 3, 1921. He was interred on April 7, the first burial in the family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, John Allison, LT COL US Army, World War II, Feb 13, 1917, Aug 29, 1999, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Margaret Fowler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Robert F., Pennsylvania, TEC 5, 541 QM DEP SUP CO, World War II, Jan 23, 1923, Dec 31, 1970, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 11 owned by Mrs. Margaret Fowler, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Sarah, Daughter of Benjamin & Mary Campbell of Uniontown, PA, Wife of Rev. Jas. Campbell, Pastor of this Church, [date uncertain], Section 2, Range 8, near lot 15, [Benjamin Campbell was the son of Hugh and Margaret Campbell of New London Cross Roads in Chester County PA. He married Mary Adair of Belfast, Ireland in 1775 and lived in Hagerstown Maryland for some time before moving to Uniontown, PA. Sarah was the last of 12 known children born to the couple. She was born on August 14, 1802 and married the Rev. James Campbell in 1828. He was the son of Patrick and Frances Stockton Campbell. Sarah and James had at least one child, Hugh James Campbell. The Rev. James Campbell became the pastor of the Pine Creek Church in 1834 (in present day Fox Chapel, then Indiana Township), as well as preaching and maintaining a Sunday school in neighboring Sharpsburg. When a new Presbyterian church was started in Sharpsburg in 1838, the Pine Creek congregation splitting, James was given the pastor’s position. He also fulfilled his duties at Pine Creek. Sarah, however, died on September 29, 1838, according to family researchers. The land donated to the church by James Sharp, founder of Sharpsburg also included land used for a cemetery. She was probably interred in that graveyard after her death. When Greenwood Cemetery was opened in 1874, several families started to move their relative’s remains from the Sharpsburg graveyard. Although her name does not appear in the interment records, Sarah was probably moved to Greenwood between 1875 and 1884 when the bulk of remains were taken from Sharpsburg and the church graveyard eliminated. She was one of several transfers that were not recorded in Greenwood interments], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Elizabeth C., 1886 – 1960, Born in Scotland, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 7 singles, grave # 2 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Matthew S., 1886 – 1927, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 5 singles, grave # 4 west tier, [Matthew died in Pittsburgh at age 40 of meningitis. He died on March 3, 1927 and was interred on March 7], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Betty Dickenson, 1886 – 1949, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Betty Dickenson, [Betty was probably the wife of Fred Dickenson of O’Hara Township, although no census of them as man and wife has been found. She may have remarried to Frank H. Campbell after Fred’s death in 1919, however no proof of this has been found. She was interred on April 29, 1949], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Frank H., 1878 – 1941, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Betty Dickenson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Alice M., 1914 – 1994, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by John (Jehu) A. Campbell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Elizabeth J., 1906 – 1908, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 3 owned by William W. Campbell, [Elizabeth J. Campbell was probably the one child lost to the couple of William and Ellen Campbell of Harmar Township. She was born and died in Indiana Township and died at the age of 2 due to cholera infantum. Her interment was on January 10, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Jehu A., 1959 – 1928, Father, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by John A. (Jehu) Campbell, [Jehu, also listed occasionally by the name John, was born in PA in November of 1860, but we don’t know where. He appears suddenly in O’Hara Township in 1900, married and with 4 children. He was a laborer at a local mill and later describes himself in census records as a carpenter. His family lived on 2nd Street in Hoboken. He died in O’Hara on December 18, 1928 at age 69 of a fractured skull. His interment was on December 21], Spanish American War flag marker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Margaret, 1865 – 1907, Mother, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by John A. (Jehu) Campbell, [Margaret Campbell was the wife of Jehu Campbell. Greenwood records state that she was born in Allegheny City. She had 4 children listed with her on the 1900 census, Edna, Eleanor, Robert and Florence. She died in Collier Township at age 41. The cause of death is listed as melancholia. Her interment was on October 16, 1907], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Margaret, 1918 – 1918, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by John A. (Jehu) Campbell, [Margaret Campbell does not appear on any census records, but she may have been the daughter of Robert and Martha Campbell. Robert was the son of Jehu and Margaret Campbell of O’Hara Township. Robert worked in sales and engineering of a steel mill and appliance mill and lived in O’Hara and then Aspinwall. He and Martha had 2 children in 1920 and may have lost this daughter previously. Margaret died in O’Hara on November 8, 1918 at age 3 months due to entero colitis. She was buried on the same day], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Martha, 1890 – 1931, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by John A. (Jehu) Campbell, [Martha Campbell was the wife of Robert Campbell who was the son of Jehu and Margaret Campbell of O’Hara. Although she appears on the 1930 census with husband Robert and 3 of her children, she died on December 8, 1931 at age 41 due to valvular heart disease. She was laid to rest on December 11th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Robert A., 1892 – 1973, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 6 owned by Jehu Campbell, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, William W., 1873 – 1936, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 3 owned by William W. Campbell, [William Walter Campbell was the son of Robert Wilson Campbell and Elizabeth Hart according to one Campbell family tree. He was one of 3 known children of the couple, found on the 1900 Harmar Township census with his widowed mother and his siblings. He married Ellen C. Thompson about 1901 and had at least 4 children, losing one at an early age. He remained a farmer throughout his life and died in Harmar Township at age 63. His death was on October 13, 1936 due to a fall which broke his neck. His interment was on October 16th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Campbell, Ellen C., 1872 – 1940, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 3 owned by William W. Campbell, [Ellen C. Thompson may have been born in West Deer Township. The 1880 census of West Deer is unfortunately limited with this family by only initials given to its members, so we can’t be certain. She had 4 children, but lost 1 of them before 1910. She died in Edgewood on February 23, 1940 at age 67 years, 5 months and 13 days of cancer of the stomach. She was interred on February 23 according to the Greenwood records. A possible brother, Ulysses Thompson is also buried in the plot. He died on January 14, 1921 at age 56 because of an infection of the gall bladder and was interred on January 17. Also interred is a William H. Campbell, her son who was interred on September 18, 1947], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Canion, James, Pvt. Co C, 162nd DB, Enlisted Aug 26, 1918, Discharged Dec 24, 1918, Born Nov 15, 1892, Died Sept 21, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 12, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Capek, Keral, (view 2), Dawn Sequoia Planted in Memory of a True Friend, 1955 – 2002, Section 5, Range 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Capilongo, Dolores, May 15, 1929, Apr 8, 2009, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Steve Capilongo, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Care, Caroline, 1874 – 1932, Mother, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 6 half lot owned by Matthew Care, [Caroline Care was the wife of Matthew Care of Pittsburgh. She and her husband were found on the 1920 Pittsburgh census in Ward 10. At the time of the census she had 7 children living in the house, Fannie, Thelma, John, Hilda, Lillian, Matthew and Elmer. The census sheet seems to have information on the wrong lines, with her occupation listed as a paper hanger, while her husband’s line has no occupation. She died in Pittsburgh on October 8, 1932 at age 58 of acute nephritis. She was interred on October 11, 1932], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Care, Elmer W., Dec 17, 1915, Apr 20, 1960, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 6 half lot owned by Matthew Care, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Care, Lillian M., Aug 20, 1911, May 18, 1959, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 6 half lot owned by Matthew Care, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Care, Matthew Sr., Nov 4, 1878, Nov 27, 1944, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 6 half lot owned by Matthew Care, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carey, Bertha E., 1894 – 1974, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 10 owned by Mary Prager, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carey, John H., 1891 – 1969, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 10 owned by Mary Prager, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carey, Catherine Delia, 1873 - 1942, Sister, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carey, Carmen H., 1893 – 1939, Section 8, Range 5, Row 18, grave # 7, [Carmen was the wife of Hanson Carey of Pittsburgh. In 1920 they lived on Mignonette Street in the 8th Ward with their 4 children, Muriel, Kathryn, Kingsley and Edwin. She had been born in the West Indies (Jamaica) and her husband was born in Virginia. By 1930 the couple also had a son Kenneth. She died of lobar pneumonia at age 46 on September 30, 1939 and was interred on October 4], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carl, Sylvia, 9 – 10 – 1934, 12 – 21 – 1934, Section 8, Range 2, Row 10, grave # 8, [Sylvia died in Pittsburgh at age 3 months of broncho pneumonia and was interred on December 23, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carlisle, Harry E., 05 Jan 1900 - 14 Jan 1967, Pvt Co A 107th MG BN, Enlisted April 11, 1917, Discharged Dec 25, 1917, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 1 owned by William T. Jones, [Harry Eugene Carlisle was the son of William J. Carlisle and his wife Amelia. In 1900 the family shows up in Pittsburgh’s 3rd Ward, where William was a stationary engineer. Harry had and older brother William, as well as a sister Clara. On his WWI Draft card, he stated that he was a driver for Hammond Packing Company, and his contact was his mother, Amelia. In 1930 he and wife Estelle were in Ward 12 of Pittsburgh and he was listed as a truck driver. As there was no formal selling of the cemetery plot from William F. Jones to Harry Carlisle, the two families may be related], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carlisle, Estelle E., 1896 - 1974, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 1 owned by William T. Jones, [Estelle E. Carlisle was the wife of Harry E. Carlisle. In 1930 she and Harry were living in Pittsburgh with a daughter Ethel, age 16, and 2 sons, Charles and Edwin, ages 14 and 9. Also in the household was a step-daughter, Dorothy Bray], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carmichael, George W., 1871 - 1921, Section 1, Range 15, Lot 1 owned by George W. Carmichael, [George Carmichael died in Sharpsburg at age 49 of influenza on January 30, 1921. He was buried out of the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home in Sharpsburg. No census records have been found for him. Wife Martha was interred on October 16, 1943. Her funeral was handled by the R. McIntyre Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carmichael, Martha A., 1876 - 1943, Section 1, Range 15, Lot 1 owned by George W. Carmichael, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carmichael, John W. Sr., 1895 - 1941, Father, Section 1, Range 15, Lot 1 owned by George W. Carmichael, [John W. Carmichael may be the son of George and Martha Carmichael. He was born on March 21, 1895. At the time he filled out his World War I Draft Card, he was living in Aspinwall and was married. He worked in Sharpsburg as a timekeeper for the John F. Asey Company. He was interred on March 18, 1941 and was buried out of the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carnahan, Mary E., Dec 17, 1907, Aug 16, 1991, Section 2, Range 10, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carnahan, Joseph L., Oct 12, 1905, Nov 30, 1967, Section 2, Range 10, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carothers, Charles L., CPL US Marine Corps, Enlisted Feb 23, 1915, Discharged Mar 27, 1919, Born Aug 3, 1895, Died Oct 15, 1955, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 3 half lot owned by Ed Gorny & Chas. Carothers, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carpenter, Ralph, US Army, Oct 25, 1923, Apr 29, 1987, Section 9, Row 5, grave #123, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carpenter, William, Pvt Supply Co 802nd Pioneer Inf., Enlisted Jul 17, 1918, Discharged July 17, 1919, Born 1894, Died Jun 7, 1934, [William died in Pittsburgh at age 40 of bilateral lobar pneumonia. He was interred on June 11, 1934], Section 9, Row 9, grave 74, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carr, Edwin A., Serg. Co F, Ord. Dept., Enlisted Mar 12, 1918, Discharged Mar 19, 1919, Born 19 Apr 1895, Died 01 Feb 1933, Section 2, Range 15, Lot 9 singles, Grave # 4 west, [Only one records of Edwin A. Carr was found in Pittsburgh census records. In 1930 he was living as a roomer with the J C Leathery family in Pittsburgh’s 23rd Ward on Cedar Avenue. He was 34 years of age, born in New York and working as a steward in a country club. He died at age 37 in Pittsburgh of chronic myocarditis. He was interred on February 3, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carson, James A., 1861 - 1892, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 16 owned by R. J. Boyle, [James A Carson was the son of William Carson, a farmer from Indiana Township, and his wife Jennie. The family can be found in the 1870 Indiana Township census, with James as the only child. His grandmother, Catherine, was living with them at age 80. In 1880 they appear on the Harmar Township census, and James has a younger brother named William who was 11 years younger than him. James married Martha Boyle, the daughter of Robert J. Boyle and his first wife Eliza. Due to the gap in census records, no census appears of James and Martha as a married couple. James died in Harmar Township at age 31 of an accident], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carson, Martha B., 1860 - 1897, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 16 owned by R. J. Boyle, [Martha Boyle was the daughter of Robert J. Boyle, a farmer from Indiana Township, and his wife Eliza H. Martha was their oldest child, born after the 1860 census was taken. Martha appears with her parents on the 1880 Indiana Township census as a 19 year old daughter, and may have married at any time after that. Because of the loss of the 1890 census, no record can be found of Martha and James Carson as a married couple. She died in O’Hara Township at age 27 of cancer.  James and Martha had a son named William born in February 1892.  He lived with his aunt Emma Boyle after the death of his parents, and is only 8 years old in 1900], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carson, Mary, 1890 – 1948, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Mary & Eliza Carson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carson, Eliza, 1888 – 1967, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Mary & Eliza Carson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carson, Dan, Pvt. C. D, 326th Serv., Enlisted July 31, 1918, Discharged July 10, 1919, Born July 4, 1890, Died Aug 8, 1941, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 12, 4th grave east tier

Carter, Lois H., 1936 – 1990, Mother, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, Geo. Lee, 1924 – 1935, Section 8, near Range 13, [George is not in the interment records. Without additional information, no census records can accurately be found], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, Frank, Pvt. MG Co. 367th Inf, Enlisted May 21, 1918, Discharged Mar 28, 1919, Born Aug 4, 1889, Died Aug 22, 1937, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 16, 2nd grave west teir, [Frank died in Pittsburgh at age 47 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on August 26, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, James, Private 2nd Co, 2nd Develp Battalion, Enlisted Aug 19, 1918, Discharged Jan 21, 1919, Born May 25, 1889, Died Mar 11, 1936, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 23, 1st grave east tier, [James died in Pittsburgh of pneumonia. He was interred on March 23, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, Beatrice H., April 8, 1901, Nov. 28, 1985, Mother, Section 9, Row 3, grave 95, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, Donald R., 1967 – 1992, Section 9, Row 10, grave #112, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carter, Ronald E., July 1, 1967 – Jan 27, 1990, In Loving Memory of Our Son and Brother, Section 9, Row 10, grave #107, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Caruthers, John P., Pvt. Co I, 369th Inf, Enlisted Apr 29, 1918, Discharged Feb 28, 1919, Born Aug 11, 1894, Died Nov 15, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 6, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carver, Ethel Mae, Dec 18, 1926, Mar 28, 1987, Home At Last, Beloved Wife & Mother, Section 9, Row 4, grave #147, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Carver, Louis A., August 13, 1926, October 1, 1994, Loving Father, Forever In Our Hearts, Section 9, Row 4, grave #147, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cassidy, Louise, Sept 27, 1929, Apr 15, 1996, I Have Fought the Good Fight… I Have Kept the Faith, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 4 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Castleberry, Walter, Pvt. 54th Co, 127th Dep. Brig., Enlisted July 1, 1918, Discharged Oct 28, 1919, Born June 14, 1892, Died May 22, 1940, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 16, 1st grave east tier, [Born in Memphis, Tennessee, he lived in Pittsburgh in 1930 on Bedford Avenue and worked in construction. He died in Pittsburgh at age 46 of shock and hemorrhage, a victim of murder. He was interred on May 28, 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cataldo, Stella Burroway, 1898 – 1977, Mother, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Stella Burroway, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cathcart, Ella Juanita, Holy Koran, 1924 - 1984, May the Peace of Allah Forever Be Upon You, Mother We Miss you Dearly, Who’s Loss was Great But Whose Life was Greater, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 120, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Celender, Gerard A., 1919 - 1990, PFC US Army WWII, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cepuran, John, 1895 - 1959, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cerlan, Elizabeth, 1931 - 2007, SEction 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cerlan, William, 1924 - 1975, SEction 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cermak, John, 1899 - 1960, Section 6, Range 7, Row 11, Grave # 11, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cermak, Anna, 1901 - 1993, Section 6, Range 7, Row 11, Grave # 12, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cermak, Karol, Aug 1868 - 20 Dec 1943, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cermak, Mary, 08 Sep 1927 - 17 Mar 1940, Section 6, Row 3, Grave #26 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, [Mary died on March 17, 1940 in Pittsburgh at age 12 of valvular heart disease. She may be related to Karol Cermak, whose grave is nearby. She was interred on March 20, 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chalmers, George,  Section 2, Range 13, Lot 10 owned by Mrs. Jane Chalmers, [Civil War veteran, has no visible marker today within Greenwood.  He was identified as a veteran by Mr. David Orr of the Sons of the Union Veterans in 1982.  Mr. Orr’s records indicate there was an Allegheny County marker for him at one time.  George was born about 1835 in Scotland and went by the name George Watt, which appears of the Pension record along with Chalmers.  The US Army Register of Enlistments has a George Watt, born in Buffalo NY who enlisted in the US Army on 10 October 1859 in New York, New York for a term of 5 years.  He was 28 years old and entered the 8^th Infantry, Company D.  He was listed as deserting on July 22, 1861.  This desertion was scratched out by Congressional approval on March 2, 1889, just after he died, and he was re-listed as discharged at Washington DC on July 22, 1861.  He served in Company A of the 69^th New York Infantry, where he achieved the rank of Sergeant after enlisting as a private on 30 September 1864 at age 31.  He was promoted to full corporal in February of 1864 and a sergeant on 16 February 1865.  He was mustered out with the unit on 30 June 1865 at Alexandria Virginia.  The pension file indicates he also was in Co D. of the 8^th US Regular Army Infantry and also served in the Navy, but no records can be found at his time.  Apparently he enlisted in the New York Regiment in DC in the heat of the moment without first officially resigning his term in the US Army.  Listed as a deserter, he was never caught as he served with the 69^th, but after the war, changed his name and location and location of birth to avoid court marshal.  I found him and wife Jane living in Philadelphia in 1870, I think.  He must have been on the run for years, and his wife came out with his original name after he died, as both names have cards on file with the pension officeHe and wife Jane lived in Allegheny City with their 6 children.  He died there of heart disease in 1898, age 63.  At least 3 more children have been identified in census records.  Also interred are wife Jane, youngest daughter Francis, son David and daughter Josephine and her husband Rudolph Meister, none of whom have  tombstones.  The grave should be next to the arborvitae shrub. His son’s tombstone is actually in Range 14, while George’s stone is next to it in Range 13], (contributed by Diane Nichols) ADDENDUM:- (view 2), Found after clearing for autumn mowing in 2009, this Civil War era tombstone is situated at the edge of a lot owned by Jane Chalmers. Similar to the style for other veterans, this may be an Allegheny County issued tombstone for George Chalmers

Chalmers, Edna J., 1881 - 19 [sic], Mother, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 9, [born in PA.  Her father was born in Ohio and mother in PA.  In the 1930 census, she states she was 19 years old when first married.  The Greenwood records indicate she died in 1948, being interred on November 10^th.  Also interred within the lot is son Roy, born about 1904.  He died in 1949 and has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chalmers, George, 1871 - 1936, Father, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 9, [was probably the son of Civil War veteran George Chalmers and his Irish-born wife Jane.  The family is difficult to trace because George, the father, also was known by George Watts, and frequently appeared using different first names.  George, the son, appears first on the 1880 Allegheny City census as the son of Charles and Jane Chalmers of Howard Street with 5 brothers and sisters.  Not appearing in 1900, he was in Ward 25 of Pittsburgh in 1910 as a house painter, living on Carrie Street with wife Edna and 2 children.  By 1930 he had moved to Warren Street of Pittsburgh and daughter Jean, married to George Lascher, was living with her parents and husband in the same house], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chamberlin, Paul E., 1921 – 1989, Section 1, Range 2, Lot 8 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chambers, John S., Pvt. 3860th SCU Aus, Enlisted May 9, 1942, Discharged May 17, 1945, Born Nov 13, 1908, Died May 24, 1963, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 18, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Champion, Frank, Cook, 819th Trans. Corps., Enlisted Oct 31, 1917, Discharged July 25, 1919, Age 42, Died Jan 12, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 13, 3rd grave west tier, [Frank died in Pittsburgh at age 42 of pneumonia. He was interred on January 23, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chaney, Leslie Ray, Mar 16, 1895, Nov 26, 1956, Father, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 11 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Charles, Ethel M., nee Thompson, d. 1964, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Robert & George Charles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Charles, George M., 1892 - 1980, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Robert & George Charles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Charles, John N., 1924 - 1970, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 1 owned by Robert & George Charles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Charles, Earl, PFC US Army, World War II, Oct 16, 1921, Apr 3, 1986, Section 9, Row 3, grave 130, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chatman, Lillie, 1925 – 1988, Mother, Wife & Grandmother, Section 9, Row 8, grave #114, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chess, Rachel H., 1875 – 1938, Wife, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Nancy Bradford, [Rachel Bradford was the daughter of John I and Nancy Bradford of Sharpsburg. In the 1910 census, she was married to William G. Chess. They lived in Crafton PA with Rachel’s sister Annie. She died at age 62 in Brentwood of influenza on February 9, 1938 and was interred on February 10, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chessman, Maria, (view 2 , 3 , 4), 21 Nov 1817 - 14 Nov 1857, w/o Robert, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [Maria Stewart Chessman was the first wife of Robert Chessman of Shaler Township. Although we know from census records that she was born in PA, almost nothing else is known about her. She is probably the wife of the Robert Chessman of Indiana Township in the 1840 census, and is found on the 1850 Shaler Township census. Three children are attributed to her by on-line researchers, Harriet Ann, born in 1839, Samuel Melvin, born in 1848 and Orin Austin, born in 1853. David is apparently another child. Her date of death on the tombstone in Greenwood is 1852, but it may not be accurate, or the birth date of Orin may be off. Maria and two children were moved to Greenwood from the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church graveyard on January 12, 1884. No names are listed with the removal, but this tombstone contains the only names that would fit this removal date], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Chessman, David F., (view 2), 30 Nov 1844 - 26 Oct 1860, c/o Robert, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [David Chessman shows up on the 1850 Shaler Township census as the son of Robert and Mary Chessman. He was only 5 years old, born in PA. He died after the 1860 census, which has not yet been found. He was buried in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church and moved to Greenwood on March 12, 1884], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Chessman, Mary J., (view 2), 17 Aug 1856 - 23 Oct 1863, c/o Robert, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [Mary J. Chessman was probably a daughter of Robert Chessman and his second wife Mary Ross Morton. Since the 1860 census of the family cannot be found yet, this has yet to be established. She was buried in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church and moved on March 12, 1884], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Chessman, Mary Ross, (view 2 , 3), w/o Robert, 17 Sep 1827 - 29 Apr 1913, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [Mary Ross Morton was the second wife of Robert Chessman of Shaler Township, according to several researchers of the family. The exact date of the marriage is in question, as some confusion is present about the death date of the first wife, but it appears that she married Robert before 1860. Mary Ross was born in PA of Irish parents, and had 3 known children, Evart (Everett?), George and Otis. One daughter, Mary J., born in 1856, may also be her daughter. In 1900, after the death of her husband, she lived with son Otis in Etna at #65 Bridge Street. Mary died in Manor Township, Armstrong County (near Kittanning) at age 85 of heart disease], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Chessman, Robert, (view 2 , 3), 19 Jan 1820 - 12 Feb 1889, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [Robert McGaw Chessman was born in Merrimac, New Hampshire on January 19, 1820 according to several researchers of the family. His parents, Samuel and Mehitabel Leach Chessman, were both born in Massachusetts. He had two wives, both named Mary. To Mary Stewart he had at least 4 children, Harriet, David, Samuel and Orin. The family lived in Shaler Township in 1850 along with Robert’s mother. In 1870, Robert was in Etna with his second wife, Mary Ross Morton. They had added 3 children to the family and may have also had another daughter, Mary, who died quite young. Robert was employed as a grocer. But by 1880 he was working as a brickmaker. He died at age 69 and was interred in Greenwood February 16, 1889], (contributed by Rich Boyer and Diane Nichols)

Chessman, Otis S., d. 21 Dec 1924, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 14 owned by Robert Chessman, [Otis Stewart Chessman was the son of Robert Chessman and his second wife Mary Ross Morton. He was the last child born in the family, born in October of 1863 or 1864. Otis became on optician and lived in Etna wife his wife Sara Annette Nichols. The couple only had one known child, Ethel Nichols Chessman, born in 1893. In 1920 Otis and Sara were living in Pittsburgh’s 22nd Ward. He died in Pittsburg at age 60 of cardiac failure], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chew, Cecilia Watkins, May 1, 1879, July 30, 1933, Mother, [The 1910 and 1920 census of Pittsburgh shows Cecilia Chew as the wife of Robert S. Chew. By 1920 she had 4 children, Blanche, Roberta, Thelma and Helen. She died in Pittsburgh at age 52 of angina pectoris and was interred on August 12, 1933], Section 9, Row 10, grave 24

Chierego, Peter, 1877 – 1937, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 9 owned by Helen Chierego, [Peter was a marble setter who lived in Pittsburgh. He and his wife immigrated on the SS “President Lincoln”, sailing from Hamburg on July 12, 1907 and arriving at New York on July 26. Peter was born in , Pirano, Northern Italy, but resided in Charlottesburg, Germany for a while and married on November 12, 1905. They came directly to Pittsburgh where they were naturalized. In 1910 Peter lived in Youngstown Ohio on West Wood Street, apparently working at his trade, but returned to Pittsburgh and worked on marble in Mellon Bank, according to the 1930 census. He died on September 7, 1937 at age 60 of Angina pectoris and was interred on September 9], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chierego, Helen, 1885 – 1965, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 9 owned by Helen Chierego, [Helen Chierego was born in Berlin, Germany on September 20, 1885 and married her husband Peter in Germany on November 12, 1905. They immigrated on the SS “President Lincoln”, arriving in New York on July 26, 1907. There are no children on any census records. She was interred on July 15, 1965], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chilton, Alfred W., Sgt, Co C, 505th Engrs, Enlisted Sept 6, 1917, Discharged June 3, 1919, Born Apr 18, 1891, Died July 26, 1943, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 9, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Chisolum, Charles, 1866 – 1942, Father, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Pauline, (view 2), 21 Jun 1879 - 27 Jul 1903, Section 6, Row 3, Grave #3 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, [Pauline Kosoloffski was the first wife of Philip Christ of Sharpsburg. They married on December 10, 1896 at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. She had a son Carl in 1896, who died before 1900, a daughter Pauline born in 1897 and a son Philip who died within his first year of life in 1903. A few weeks after his birth, Pauline died of smallpox. She was interred on July 28, 1903. Philip then married Maria Klauss and after her death married the widow Sophia Schuster Henrich], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Philip, 1903 - 1903, Section 6, Row 2, Grave #3 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, [Little Philip was the son of Philip Christ of Sharpsburg and his first wife Pauline Kosoloffski who he married in 1896 at the Sharpsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church. He was the third and last child born to the couple, with a son Carl born in 1896 and a daughter Pauline born in 1897. Pauline died 3 days after the child, suffering from smallpox. She is buried near the baby in Section 6. Philip went on to remarry two more times, first to Maria Klauss in April of 1905. She died in 1924. Then Philip married the widow Sophie Schuster Henrich in 1926, widow of Wilhelm Henrich. Philip died in 1955], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Lorenz, (view 2), 1841 - 1910, Father, Section 1, Range 20, Lot 6, singles, [Lorenz Christ was a farmer in Indiana Township in the late 1880s and early 1900s. It is possible that he immigrated on the ship “Werra”, landing on May 26, 1883 in New York City, as the year matches his immigration date given on the 1900 census. Also on the ship list was a son Philip, age 7, and a daughter Maria, age 6. Other passengers include a family named Ruprecht. It is possible that Lorenz was part of the village of Kallstadt, Germany in the Rheinland-Pfalz, as the Ruprechts are also one of the Kallstadt families. Many Kallstadt families immigrated to the Pittsburgh area as a result of H. J. Heinz hiring relatives to work at his food production works. He died in Pittsburgh of valvular heart disease on July 7, 1910], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Catherine, (view 2), 21 Jul 1841 - 10 Aug 1899, Section 1, Range 20, Lot 5, singles, [Catherine Christ was the wife of Lorenz Christ of Indiana Township. The 1900 census indicates that she immigrated in 1883, as did her husband, but her name does not appear on the “Werra” ship list found for Lorenz. She was interred in Greenwood on August 12, 1899. She died in Indiana Township of heart failure and was buried as a single interment], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Philip, 1869 – 1955, Section 5, Range 4, Lot 6 owned by Philip Christ, [Philip Christ was born in Kallstadt Germany and immigrated with his father Lorenz and sister Maria on the ship “Werra”, arriving in New York on May 26, 1883. It is unknown who his mother was, but she was apparently dead by the time they arrived in America. His first wife, Pauline, died young in 1903 and is interred in Section 6. He married Maria Krauss in April of 1905 at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. They can be found on the 1920 census of O’Hara Township with 3 children, Carl, Edward and Miriam. After the death of his second wife in 1924, he married Sophie Schuster Henrich, the widow of Wilhelm Henrich of Indiana Township. They had perhaps known each other as children, as they were both born in Kallstadt. Philip worked as a farmer, perhaps gardening in his own small plot along Kittanning Pike, but perhaps for H J Heinz, whose father immigrated from Kallstadt and had extensive gardens from Sharpsburg up to present day Blawnox. Philip died in 1955 and was interred on June 28, 1955], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christ, Mary, 1874 – 1924, Section 5, Range 4, Lot 6 owned by Philip Christ, [Mary Krauss married the widower Philip Christ in the First Evangelical German Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg in April of 1905. She had been married before. In the 1910 census, their household contained 3 children, ages 10 to 14, and 2 of them were identified as step-children of Philip. A son Carl was 14 years of age, and Edward was 10 years old. By 1920, a daughter Miriam had been born to the couple, although her age is in question. Mary died in Sharpsburg at age 50 of liver cancer, and was interred on April 24, 1924], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christian, James K., PVt. Co H, 803rd Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged July 25, 1919, Born May 13, 1894, Died May 30, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 8, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christian, George, Corporal Troop L, 10th Cavalry, Enlisted Apr 9, 1896, Discharged Apr 8, 1899, Born Apr 9, 1873, Died Apr 23, 1937, [George enlisted in Pittsburgh, although he was born in Lynchburg, Virginia. He was 21 years old and worked as a waiter. He was first located in Troop K, then transferred to Troop L. His discharge was in Houston, Texas and he was rated as very good. In 1910 he had been married to wife Effie for 8 years and they had 4 children. By 1920 he was living in Pittsburgh’s 1st Ward on 3rd Avenue and was driving for the post office. The couple had 6 children. He died at age 60 of chronic myocarditis and was interred on April 28, 1937], Section 9 west, Row 1, grave 24, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christian, Effie Sr., 1883 – 1937, Mother, [Effie, also indexed as Eva in 1920, was the wife of George Christian. Like her husband, she was born in Virginia and lived in Pittsburgh by 1910. That year she had 4 children, Lucille, Norman Barnetta and George. By 1920 Thomas and Effie had been added to the family. She died at age 52 just 3 days after her husband. Chronic myocarditis was the cause of her death. They were both buried on the same day in adjoining graves], Section 9 west, row 1, grave 23, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christoffel, Eva, 1839 – 1888, [Section 2, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by John Christofel and Martha M. Geoghegan, [Eva immigrated from her native Switzerland on the “Saxonia”, landing in New York on May 17, 1867 with a 6 month old daughter also named Eva. By 1880 she was living in Sharpsburg on North Canal Street with husband John, a baker who also was from Switzerland. The couple had 5 children, Annie, Martha, Mary, Peter and Kate. She was interred on September 4, 1888. Her husband continued to live in Sharpsburg at least until 1890 when he appeared in the Pittsburgh Directory], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christoffel, Homer, 1881 – 1913, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by John Christoffel and Martha M. Geoghegan, [Homer was the son of Eva and John Christoffel of Sharpsburg. Born after the 1880 Sharpsburg census, he finally appears after the apparent death of both parents with his older sister Martha in Lockport New York. He died on January 26, 1913 in Chicago of shock and injuries. His interment was on January 30, 1913], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Christoffel, Anna, 1866 – 1888, Section 2, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by John Christoffel and Martha Geoghegan, [Anna was the daughter of John and Eva Christoffel of Sharpsburg. She appears only on the 1880 census with her parents and 4 siblings. The 1870 census of the family has not been found. She was interred on September 4, 1888], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Claney, James, Died Sept (4), 1876, In the – Year of His Age” – year uncertain, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 15 owned by James Claney, [James Claney was born in Ireland about the year 1825 and immigrated before 1844 when he applied for naturalization papers in the courts of Allegheny County. The first census he appears in is the 1840 census of Indiana Township, with 1 male child under 5 years of age and 1 female child between 5 and 10 years of age. His wife is listed as between 15 and 20, and he is listed as between 30 and 40 years of age. In 1850 he was in Shaler Township, working as a nail cutter, his wife listed as Mary. Although the year on the tombstone is uncertain, and records at Greenwood have unnamed Claney interments, we feel that he was interred on September 7, 1876 with no name listed], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Claney, Martha Ann, Wife of James Claney, Died July --- 1846, ---------Claney, Died ----------, Aged ------ Years” – year uncertain, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 15 owned by James Claney, [The census records of Shaler Township always name the wife of James Claney as Mary, but this tombstone clearly states Martha as a wife. Martha may have been a first wife, or was commonly known as Mary before 1850. She appears to have had 2 children in the 1840 Indiana Township census. From 1850 on, James and his wife Mary had 4 named children, Ellen, William, Sarah and Cornelia. If this was a first wife, she may have been moved from another cemetery, although no record of such exists. Without more personal information, this stone raises many questions. In 1877 a Mrs. Claney was removed to the family plot from Uniondale cemetery. On Mary 20, 1900 a Mrs. Mary Claney was interred. She had been born in Indiana Township and died of old age in Sharpsburg at age 89], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Claney, Sarah E., Died July 31, 1875, Aged 25 Years, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 15 owned by James Claney, [Sarah Elizabeth Claney was listed in the 1850 Shaler Township census as a daughter of James Claney and his wife Mary. She was one of 4 children listed, all born in PA. Born in Etna, she died in Sharpsburg on July 31, 1876 of “poison by corrosive sublimate”. She was the first family interment in Greenwood, laid in her final resting place on August 1, 1876. Her sisters Ellen and Cornelia are also in the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Byron R., 1887 – 1964, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Byron Russel Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Mary T., 1892 – 1984, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Byron Russel Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Elizabeth C., 1885 - 1904, Section 1, Range 15, Lot 6 owned by James Clark, [Elizabeth Clark died in O’Hara Township of enlargement of the liver. Her age is given as age 19 in the interment records, and she was born in Westmoreland County. She was interred on August 28, 1904. There has been no success in tracing her family through census records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, John E., 1891 – 1947, Husband, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by Harry S. Frayer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Joseph W., 1891 – 1966, Father, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 16 owned by Joseph W. Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Catherine E., 1887 – 1957, Mother, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 16 owned by Joseph W. Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Laura J., 1859 – 1935, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 16 owned by Joseph W. Clark, [Laura Jane Clark was the widow of Alexander Cunningham Clark of Ligonier, Westmoreland County PA. They can be found in the 1880 Ligonier census. The couple had at least 8 children according to family researchers, including Ivy Barns, Joseph W. and Thomas Carney Clark who are also buried within this plot. She died in O’Hara Township on August 2, 1935 at age 75 years, 8 months and 22 days of arterio sclerosis. Interment was on August 3rd. An 8 month old child named Laura Clark was also interred in the plot on October 9, 1920, a victim of bronchial pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Thomas C., 1895 – 1973, Brother, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 16 owned by Joseph W. Clark, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clark, Emery, Feb 22, 1916, Feb 24, 1988, Section 9, Row 7, grave #95, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clay, Walker, Private Co F, 805th Pioneer Inf, Enlisted July 18, 1918, Discharged June 10, 1919, Born Nov 18, 1896, Died Feb 7, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 24, 4th grave east tier, [Walter died in Pittsburgh about 42 years of age of pulmonary tuberculosis. He was interred on February 10, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clemons, Willie, US Army, Mar 7, 1922, Mar 15, 2004, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 14 cremations, Grave 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clemons, Theodore Theo, 1932 – 1984, Live is Not Forever, Love Is, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 123, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clifton, Nannie K., 1867 – 1938, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 17 owned by George E. Clifton, [Nancy Kimble Clifton was born in PA in April of 1869. She had 5 known children, Eva, George, Harry, Henrietta and Alma. She died in Sharpsburg on June 18, 1938 at age 71 of cancer. Also buried in the plot is her son Harry who died October 2, 1918 at age 27. He was killed in Action during World War I and interred on October 23, 1921. Another person is the soldier Andrew Menser, perhaps a friend of Harry’s. Nancy was interred on June 22, 1938] (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clifton, George E., 1861 – 1917, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 17 owned by George E. Clifton, [George E. Clifton was born in August of 1862 in Ohio according to the 1900 census of Leechburg in Armstrong County PA. He was living on Siberian Avenue with with Nannie (Nancy) and their 5 children. He was working as a heater in an iron mill and had been married for 14 years. He was still in Leechburg in 1910, although on Kirkpatrick Avenue. He died in Sharpsburg on March 12, 1917 at age 54. The cause of death is listed in Greenwood records as nephritis. He was interred on March 15th] (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cloke, H. Walton, 1919 – 1975, Section 4, Range 1, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by H. Walton Cloke, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clouse, Sebastian R., 1891 – 1958, Father, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 10 half lot owned by Sebastian Clouse, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clouse, Elsie Fae, 1890 – 1966, Mother, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 10 half lot owned by Sebastian Clouse, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clowes, Jonathan K., d. 09 Dec 1872, in his 39 Year, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. J. K. Clowes, [was the son of William and Elisabeth Clowes of Indiana Township, born about the year 1833. He was the oldest known son of this farming family, with 2 brothers and 3 sisters. By 1860 he was living in Sharpsburg with his wife Margaret and their first child Charles. Jonathan worked as a carpenter and stayed in Sharpsburg until his early death in 1872 of an unknown cause. He was buried in Strohms Cemetery but moved to Greenwood on December 9, 1874 shortly after the cemetery opened], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clowes, Margaret J., 30 May 1842 - 23 Jan 1916, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. J. K. Clowes, [was the wife of Jonathan Clowes of Sharpsburg. She was about 9 years younger than her husband and was born in Sharpsburg, according to Greenwood interment records. After her marriage, she lived in Sharpsburg, having 5 children, although only the names of 4 are known, Charles, Luella and William. She died in Mifflin Township at age 74 of cancer of the stomach and liver], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clowes, Charles A., 30 Jan 1860 - 25 Oct 1928, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. J. K. Clowes, [was the oldest surviving son of Jonathan and Margaret Clowes of Sharpsburg. Only 3 months old on the 1860 census, he became a painter after his father’s death. He married in the 1890s to his wife Jessie. They settled first in Sharpsburg, then moved to Edgewood for the 1910 census, and Aspinwall by 1920. The couple had no children. Charles clerked in an axle works, a steel mill and a lumber yard. He died in Aspinwall at age 68 of a cerebral hemorrhage. His wife Jessie is also interred in the plot, but has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clowes, William D., 20 Jan 1868 - 17 Apr 1908, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. J. K. Clowes, [was the second known son of Jonathan Clowes and his wife Margaret. He was 4 years old when his father died. By 1880 he was working in a store to help support his mother. The 1900 census shows them both living on Middle Street, with William working as a steel inspector. He died of Bright’s disease of the kidneys at age 40 while living in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Clowes, Dorothy McC., 11 Jun 1902 - 14 Jun 1902, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. J. K. Clowes, [was born and died in Sharpsburg. She was only 3 days old at the time of her death, and was interred on June 15,k 1902. Her parents are not known, but may have been Charles A. Clowes and his wife Jessie who never claimed any children on their census forms], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coates, John, Co B 7 W. Va Art, d. 22 Jul 1904, Section 1, Range 14, Lot 8, [enlisted as a private in Company B of the 7^th Regiment of the West Virginia Artillery on 26 May 1861 and was discharged in October of 1864.  He lived in Etna and Sharpsburg until his death by accident in 1904.  Also buried in this lot are his wife Elizabeth as well as Herbert and Harry (sons) and Nora Coates (daughter), none of whom have tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coblitz, Lena R., 1912 – 1988, Mother, Section 2, Range 10, Lot 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Frances S., 1884 – 1962, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by J W Cochran, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, John W., 1873 – 1938, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by J W Cochran, [John W. Cochran was the son of John B. Cochran and Mary Burton. Found in the 1880 1900 and 1910 census with his parents, John was finally head of the household in 1920, living with his widowed mother and his sister Sarah. John died in Indiana Township on February 9, 1938 at age 64 of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was interred on February 10], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Richard B., 1884 – 1960, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by J W Cochran, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Sara B., 1875 – 1959, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 4 owned by J W Cochran, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Eliza J., (plot monument), 1877 – 1902, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by J B Cochran, [Eliza J was the daughter of John and Mary Jane Cochran of Indiana Township. Three years old on the 1880 census, she only appears again on the 1900 census with her parents and 5 siblings. When she died, she was interred in the Pine Creek Cemetery on Dorseyville Road. Her remains were moved on October 23, 1914, along with her parents, to a new family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Jane, (plot monument), 1796 – 1885, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by J B Cochran of Hoboken, [Jane Cochran was the wife of John Cochran of Indiana Township. Her age in census records varies widely, from 3 to 15 years younger than her husband, but according to her tombstone, she was 2 years older than John. All records agree that she was born in PA, and may have come from one of the local pioneer families. While waiting to find her maiden name, we can concentrate on her 3 known children, John B, Isaac and Margaret. The 1880 census of Indiana Township is the last that she appears in. She was interred in the old Pine Creek Churchyard with her husband and daughter. When her son John bought a new family plot in 1914, the three were moved to Greenwood on October 23, 1914], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, J. B., (plot monument), 1837 – 1915, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by J B Cochran, [John B. Cochran was the son of John and Jane Cochran of Indiana Township. He is in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 census, living with his parents. In 1880, married to wife Mary, he is living next to them, wife 4 children in the house. Up through the 1920 census he works only as a farmer, but times were changing as gradually his sons moved on to other work. He moved his sister and parents from Pine Creek Cemetery to Greenwood, and then fell to illness the next year. He died in Indiana Township on November 26, 1915 at age 77 of cerebral apoplexy. Interment was on December 28, perhaps a mistake in the records, or the weather preventing interment], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, John, (plot monument), 1798 – 1881, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by J B Cochran of Hoboken, [In 1840 John Cochran is listed in Indiana Township with 5 people in the household. Both he and his wife are in the 30 to 39 range of years, and there is 1 man between the ages of 20 and 29, as well as 2 children. In 1850 Jane, the wife is listed, with sons John and Isaac and 6 year old Margaret. John was a farmer, an occupation he kept throughout his life. By 1880 at age 79 he had finally retired, and stated the his father had been born in Scotland and his mother in Germany. After his death, John was interred in the old Pine Creek Cemetery until his son John bought a new family plot in Greenwood during the month of October, 1914. On October 23rd, John, his wife and daughter Eliza were all moved to Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cochran, Mary J., (plot monument), 1846 – 1920, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by J B Cochran, [Mary Jane Cochran was the wife of John B. Cochran of Indiana Township. First seen as his wife in the 1880 census, the couple probably married around 1873. Her children include John W, Sarah B, Eliza J, Margaret, Mary P and Richard B, all born between 1873 and 1884. Although some census records have her born in PA, others show Ohio as her place of birth. After the death of her husband, she lived with her son John, still apparently on the family farm in Indiana Township. She died there on October 16, 1920 at age 75 of pluro pneumonioa. Her interment occurred on October 18], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coen, Karen R., Jan 27, 1953, Aug 5, 1998, Our Special Angel, Daughter, Mother, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 13 west tier singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coester, Julius, Ser E. 18th Inf, Dec 13, 1921, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, [Julius Coster was a glass blower who lived in Arnold, Westmoreland County in 1900 with his wife Mary and 3 children. By 1910 they lived in O’Hara Township. In 1920 he worked as a general laborer in a steel company while living in Sharpsburg. His name does not appear on the list of interments in this lot, so he may have been a removal to Greenwood some time after his death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coester, Virginia M., May 20, 1896, Sept 17, 1927, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, [Virginia may have been the daughter of William and Elizabeth McCready. On the 1910 O’Hara census, she was 14 years old and the youngest child in the home. She does not appear on a census record with Julius Coester, so we don’t know how she is related to him. She died in O’Hara on September 17, 1927 at age 31 of pulmonary tuberculosis. She was interred onSeptember 18th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coffey, Michael, Private, Co C, 28th Infantry, Enlisted Feb 7, 1912, Discharged Oct 11, 1919, Born 1886, Died July 8, 1935, Section 2, Range 15, Lot 14 singles, Grave # 3 west, [Michael died in Pittsburgh at age 49 of broncho pneumonia. He was interred on July 17, 1935], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Colbert, Henry, Pvt. Co L, 366th Inf., Enlisted Oct 29, 1917, Discharged Jan 25, 1918, Born 1897, Died Oct 13, 1937, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 16 2nd grave east tier, [Henry may have been the son of Henry and Laura Colbert of Webster Avenue in Pittsburgh’s 5th Ward. He died in Pittsburgh at age 40 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on October 16, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cole, Jeffrey A., 1953 – 1989, Precious Memories, Section 5, Range 1, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Joyce Cole, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coleman, Edmonia, 1897 – 1931, Wife, [Edmonia died in Pittsburgh at age 34 of a hemorrhage on July 8, 1931. She was interred on July 12], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coleman, Lillie, Mar 1872, Oct 1942, Section 8, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coleman, Ceasar M., Pvt. Co A, 505th Engrs, Enlisted Oct 26, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Born Dec 20, 1894, Died Jan 21, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 10 4th grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coleman, Michael J. Jr., April 29, 1977, July 5, 1990, In Loving Memory of Our Hero, Section 9, Row 10, grave #129, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collier, Anthony, d. ?? Dec 1901, Section 3, Range 8, Lot 12 owned by Thomas Sallade, [Anthony W. Collier was the husband of Anna Mary Sallade, the daughter of Thomas and Rebecca Sallade of Sharpsburg. He was a carpenter, like his father-in-law and married Anna Mary about 1890. In the 1900 Harmar Township census, the couple is listed with 4 children, the oldest of which, Addison, does not appear with the family in 1910. Anthony died in Harmarville at age 35 of an accident. After his death, his wife Anna lived on North Canal Street with her parents and her 4 children, Thomas, Martha, Walter and Annie. She may have been pregnant with daughter Annie when her husband died. Anthony was interred on December 21 of 1901. The tombstone is not easily read], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collier, William Orlandere, SSG US Army, Nov 18, 1954, Sep 19, 1984, Section 9, Row 1A, Grave 134, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Vincent D., Pvt. HQ, Co 43rd Arty CAC, Enlisted Dec 16, 1917, Discharged Jan 15, 1919, Born Mar 11, 1894, Died Sept 4, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 8, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Solomon H., (view 2), 1866 - 1915, Section 1, Range 19, Lot 8 owned by S. H. Collins, [The tombstone of Solomon H. and Sarah Alice Collins lies in the shade of a pine tree that obscures much of the light falling on the stone, making it difficult to read. Solomon Collins appears on the 1910 census in Pittsburgh’s 15th Ward as a 43 year old buyer and seller of horses. His wife Sarah was 40 and stated that of 7 children, only 4 were living. The 4 children with them were Anthony, Margaret, Hazel and Ruth. The children interred in the plot, whose names appear on the lower section of the tombstone all died quite young. Howard Clifford Collins died in Pittsburgh at age 1 year 5 months and 13 days of scarlet fever. He was interred on April 3, 1900. George Washington Collins died in Hazelwood at age 10 months and 10 days of an ulcerated rectum. He was interred on January 3, 1906. Zoe W. Collins died in Pittsburg at age 1 year, 6 months and 10 days of measles. She was interred on July 23, 1908. Solomon died in South Fayette Township at age 48 of general paralysis of the insane. Sarah lived a longer life, living with her daughter Hazel B. who married Harry Larken. They lived at #506 Folsom Avenue in Pittsburgh in 1930. She died in Pittsburgh at age 69 of heart complications], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Sarah Alice, (view 2), 1869 - 1959, Section 1, Range 19, Lot 8 owned by S. H. Collins, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Howard, (view 2), Section 1, Range 19, Lot 8 owned by S. H. Collins, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, George, (view 2), Section 1, Range 19, Lot 8 owned by S. H. Collins, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Zoe, (view 2), Section 1, Range 19, Lot 8 owned by S. H. Collins, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Alice, 1916 – 1939, Section 8, Range 5, Row 17, grave # 6, [Alice died in Pittsburgh on July 6, 1939. She was 23 years old and died on intestinal tuberculosis. She was interred on July 8, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Howard, Pvt 2nd Co 154th Depot. Bgd., Enlisted Aug 22, 1918, Discharged Dec 13, 1918, Born Dec 24, 1896, Died Mar 12, 1934, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 20, 2nd grave west tier, [Howard died at Mayview Hospital at age 37 of pulmonary tuberculosis. He was interred on March 16th, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, John, Pvt, 1st Cl CO D, 803rd Pioneer Inf., Enlisted Aug 1, 1918, Discharged Jul 25, 1919, Born 1890, Died Feb 11, 1934, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 20, 4th grave west tier, [John died at Mayview at age 45 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on February 13, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Collins, Ozille, Mess Attendant 3rd Cl. USN, Enlisted Nov 3, 1942, Discharged Dec 31, 1942, Born June 7, 1925, Died Mar 18, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 8, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Colowit, Emma L., nee Pollak, 1912 – 1977, Mother, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 16 quarter lot owned by John Colowit, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Colowit, John, 1917 – 1996, Father, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 18 quarter lot owned by John Colowit, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Colston, John, Pvt 808th Training Center, Enlisted May 11, 1918, Discharged July 23, 1919, Jan 8 . 84, Died June 19, 1927, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 11, 2nd grave east tier, [John died in Pittsburgh at age 43 of myocarditis. He was interred on June 21, 1927], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Comans, James E., Pennsylvania, Tec5 950 AB Scty BN AAF, World War II, May 13, 1924, May 21, 1967, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 19, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Comans, James Edward, Pvt. US Army, Vietnam, Jul 3, 1948, Mar 31, 1979, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 11, 1st grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Combs, Anna M., 1889 – 1978, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 7 owned by John & Anna Combs, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Combs, John H., 1883 – 1960, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 7 owned by John & Anna Combs, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Condron, Agnes M., 1896 - 1935, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Henry J. Moritz, [Agnes M. Condron was the wife of Ira S. Condron of O’Hara Township. They are on the 1920 and 1930 census. Ira was a machinist at a steel mill. The couple apparently did not have any children. Agnes died in Pittsburg on July 13, 1935 at age 39 of chronic myocarditis. She was interred on July 16], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Condron, Margaret, nee Moritz, 1897 - 1917, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Henry J. Moritz, [Margaret Moritz was the daughter of Henry and Sarah Moritz of Etna. She can be found on the 1910 census with her parents and 3 brothers, George, Herbert and Karl. She was 12 years old, and apparently a twin of Karl. Her husband’s name is not known. She died on August 28, 1917 in Pittsburgh at age 20 of pulmonary tuberculosis. She was interred on August 30, 1917], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Condon, John E., 1910 – 1972, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Condron, Dorothy C., 1915 – 1998, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Conley, Edward, Pvt 1st Cl, Co 8, 811th Pion. Inf., Enlisted Aug 23, 1918, Discharged July 11, 1919, Born 1894, Died Feb 20, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 22, 1st grave east tier, [Edward died in Pittsburgh at age 44 of lobar pneumonia. He was interred on February 25, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Connor, Fannie Mae, 1920 – 1985, Section 9, Row 3, grave #101, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Conrad, Lida Barr, 08 Jul 1878 - 30 Dec 1954, Beloved Mother of Andrew McDowell Bailey, Section 1, Range 22, singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Conrad, David Harry, Yeoman 2/C USN, Enlisted Apr 7, 1917, Discharged Jan 4, 1919, Born June 19, 1895, Died May 6, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 8, 4th grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, John W., no tombstone, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 4 owned by Mary W. Cook, [In 1850, John W. Cook was a 4 year old child of John and Sophia Cook of Indiana Township. He had 3 older sisters and one younger brother. In 1860 when the Civil War was looming on the horizon, John was only 14. He waited until February of 1865 to join the Army, enlisting in Co. D of the 77th Regiment of the PA Volunteers. That regiment spent the last year of the war in Huntsville, Alabama, Nashville, Tennessee, New Orleans and then Texas until December of 1865 when they were mustered out. By 1870 John was married and living in Jefferson Township. In 1880, with 3 children, they were living in O’Hara Township. He and wife Eliza lived in Sharpsburg and then Aspinwall while raising their family. John worked at an oil refinery, as a farm laborer and in a shop. He died in Aspinwall on September 26, 1923 of valvular heart disease. Also in the family plot are John’s sons, James and John, his sister Mary and daughter-in-law Nina, none of whom have tombstones. The name of his wife, Eliza, does not appear in the list of interments, although there is a Lydia Cook who died in 1920 at age 70 of burns of the entire body. The stones laying in the ground are John’s parents, John and Sophia Cook. The lot is just below the Cavode monument near the circling drive around Section 4], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, John, d. Jun 1895, in his 87 year, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 4, [born in England, he and wife Sophia had several children before arriving in America], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Sophia, w/o John, d. 09 May 1879, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 4, [born in England.  There are 6 other burials in the lot, including son John W. Cook, a Civil War Veteran (Co D 77th PA Vol), none of whom have stones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Rachel, w/o Charles, d. 04 Dec 1864, aged 64Y, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 1, 5th grave from the north side owned by Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church, [Rachel Cook was the wife of Charles Cook of Indiana Township. She seems to be the same 48 year old person who immigrated from England on June 9, 1854 on the ship “Clyde” out of Liverpool. When she landed in New York City, she was accompanied by Charles, age 48, and a son named Dennis, age 18. Also traveling with them were a Mary Ann Cook, aged 26 and an Abigail Cook, age 22. In 1860 Charles, Rachel and Dennis were living in Indiana Township on a small farm. Rachel died on April 4, 1864 at age 64. She was buried in the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church. On August 29, 1904 her remains were moved to Greenwood. The date on the tombstone seems to disagree with the date of death in the interment records, which was written in 1904 from information transferred from the church, perhaps on a written list. The date on the tombstone may be more accurate, as quite a list of transfers were dealt with the same week], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Eleanor I., 1930 - 2003, d/o James & Violet, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, John B., 1882 – 1957, Father, Section 2, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by J. B. Cook Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Anna M., 1887 – 1984, Mother, Section 2, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by J. B. Cook Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, J. Jr., Section 2, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by J B Cook Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, John B., 1907 – 1998, Father, Section 2, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by J B Cook Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Grace D., 1910 – 1989, Mother, Section 2, Range 2, Lot 5 owned by J B Cook Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Edmonia, 1879 – 1937, Mother, Section 8, Range 3, Row 16, grave # 1, [Edmonia died in Pittsburgh at age 65 of diffuse nephritis on December 25, 1937. She was interred on December 28], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, James O. D., 1905 – 1966, Father, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Violet Cook, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Violet A., 1911 – 2004, Mother, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Violet Cook, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, John B., 1873 – 1953, Father, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 12 half lot owned by Loretta Cook, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, Lauretta M., 1891 – 1974, Mother, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 12 half lot owned by Loretta Cook, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cook, James S., Pvt, Co A, 105th Engrs., Enlisted Oct 27, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Born Mar 2, 1893, Died Apr 11, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 21, 3rd grave west tier, [We think that James was born in Williamsport, PA and filled out his draft card while living at #6552 Frankstown Avenue in Pittsburgh. He was a porter for the East Liberty Restaurant at that time and was married at that time. He died in Pittsburgh at age 45 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on April 14, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cooke, Benajmin H., Pvt 1st Cl. Co F, 317th AM TV, Enlisted Apr 8, 1918, Discharged Apr 15, 1919, Born Nov 8, 1890, Died Feb 19, 1936, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 22, 2nd grave east tier, [The name Benjamin H. Cooke was not in the interment records for Greenwood Cemetery, but a William Harrison Cook was there with the same date of death, and listed as a soldier. A World War I draft card for Benjamin Harrison Cooke stated that he lived at 510 Herr Street in Pittsburgh. He had been born in Richmond, Virginia and was a laborer for J H Rheinhart of Pittsburgh. He died in Pittsburgh at age 45 of pneumonia and interment was delayed until March 10, 1936, perhaps due to the difference in names], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cooper, Dudley E. Jr., 30 Jan 1931 - 01 May 2004, US Navy Korea, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 3 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cordon, Edna B., 1907 - 1966, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cornelius, Oliver, 1874 – 1949, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 4 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cornelius, Clara, 1875 – 1943, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 4 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Corns, John E., 1866 – 1923, Husband, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 12 owned by George W. Corns and Hester Woods, [John first shows up in local census records in the 1900 Pittsburgh census when he lived in the 14th Ward. He and wife Blanch had 2 children, George, age 7 and Mary, age 5. He was working as a book keeper. By 1910 his second wife’s name was Theresa and they lived in the 19th Ward. Although George was still living with them, Theresa had no children. John was at that time working as a salesman for wholesale electric items. By 1910 he was selling asbestos. John died in South Fayette Township at age 56 on April 12, 1923. The cause of death was general paralysis of the insane (syphillis) and he was interred on the same day], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Costanzo, Armando, Nato 13 Feb 1920, Morto 6 Set 1924, Dio Ta Bia Ingloria, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 1 owned by Joseph Costanzo, [Armando may have been the son of Joseph and Nuziata Costanzo of Harmar Township. They appeared on the 1920 census in Harmar with 4 young children, Joseph, age 4, Athilia, age 7, Sara, age 2 and Ralph, age 12. Ralph had been born in Connecticut, but the other children had been born in PA. Joseph had immigrated from San Pietro, Italy before 1900 and applied for naturalization in Pittsburgh in 1909. He was a barber living on North Canal Street in Sharpsburg at that time. Armando died in O’Hara Township at age 4 by drowning on September 6, 1924 and was interred on September 8. His father Joseph is also interred in the plot, being interred on May 17, 1938. He had died in Johnstown at age 68 of cancer and was interred on May 17, 1938. He has no tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Costanzo, Clement, US Army, World War II, Jul 8, 1923, Dec 10, 2006, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 23 single interment grave 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Costello, William E., 1904 – 1958, Father, Section 2, Range 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Costello, Garnetta A., 1906 – 1991, Mother, Section 2, Range 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cottrell, Wm. Guy, 1904 - 1967, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coulter, Sarah, 1954 - 2008, Section 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cousins, William Edward, Sgt Co C, 319th Inf. Enlisted Sept 18, 1917, Discharged June 12, 1919, Born July 31, 1895, Died Nov 27, 1953, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 4, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Covode, Jacob, (view 2 , 3), 07 Aug 1810 - 08 Apr 1877, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 2 owned by Jacob Cavode, [It is unknown where Jacob Cavode spent most of his life before appearing in Sharpsburg in 1860. There are Cavode families in Westmoreland County, around Fairfield Township, but he has not been positively linked with them yet. Jacob in 1860 was a gentleman, aged 50 with a wife, Minerva and a son Watson, age 4, and a 4 month old son named Herman. The 1870 census lists him as a retired merchant. Another son, Edward had been added to the family. Tax assessments for 1863 to 1866 show him to be considered well off. He died in Sharpsburg and was interred on April 10, 1877], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Covode, Minerva Wilson, (view 2 , 3), w/o Jacob, 28 Jul 1828 - 15 Feb 1902, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 2 owned by Jacob Cavode, [was the wife of Jacob Cavode. She continued to live in Sharpsburg after his death, being listed with sons Herman and Edward in 1880. By 1900 she was living as a boarder with the family of Edward & Amelia Ayres. She died in Aspinwall of pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Covode, Edward R., (view 2 , 3), 15 Jul 1862 - 09 Jul 1882, Section 2, Range 9, Lot 2 owned by Jacob Cavode, [was the third child and son born to Jacob and Minerva Cavode of Sharpsburg. His father died when he was 10 years old, and he continued to live at home. He supported his mother by working in a local glass house. He died as he approached 20 years of age. The cemetery interment records give no indication of cause of death. He died in Sharpsburg and was interred on July 12, 1882 in the family plot. Edward also has an individual tombstone, simply marked Edward, but a tree has totally encompassed it], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cowan, Charlotte Y., w/o John, d. 01 Feb 1899, Asleep In Jesus, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 6, [married sometime before 1870 and lived in Sharpsburg with their two small daughters.  Charlotte died in O’Hara Township of paralysis on 3 February 1899 as the family planned a move to Aspinwall], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cowan, John, Co D 11th PA Res., d. 28 Dec 1906, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 6, [was born in Butler County PA about 1840.  He signed up for duty in Company D of the 11^th Regimental Reserves of the PA Infantry on 14 July 1861 at Camp Wilkins, and was mustered into duty on 29 July 1861 at Washington, at which time the reserve unit was designated the 38^th PA Infantry.  The regiment saw action at Mechanicsville, Gaine’s Mill, the Second Bull Run, Antietam and Fredericksburg.  But according to the 1890 Veteran’s Schedule, he was discharged on a Surgeon’s Certificate on December 16, 1862.  Living in the Sharpsburg area after the war, he became a carpenter, married and raised a family of two daughters.  He died in Aspinwall of an angina at age 66], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cowan, Mary Lenora, 1877 - 1944, [d/o John and Charlotte Cowan, died in Bellvue], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cowan, Angeline, 1869 - 1929, [d/o John and Charlotte Cowan, died in Bellvue], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cowan, Harry, Pvt, Co K 814th Pioneer Inf., Enlisted Jan 20, 1918, Discharged Jan 8, 1919, Aug. 6, 1888, Died July 6, 1928, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 11, 3rd grave west tier, [Harry died in O’Hara Township on July 5th according to the interment book. He was 39 years of age and suffered from tuberculosis. He was interred on July 8, 1928], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coward, Emma, 1906, 1930, Mother, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 9 singles, grave # 4 west tier, [Emma was found on the 1930 O’Hara Twp. census at # 2 Kittanning Pike with her husband Charles. Charles was a brakeman with the railroad and Emma was a cashier at an amusement park, perhaps the National Park near present-day Blawnox. It had opened in May of 1928 and included the Thunderbolt roller coaster, designed by John Miller who designed rides for Kennywood Park. The park burned in September of 1930. Emma may have been pregnant when she worked there, as her son Charles Jr. was born in 1930. Emma died on November 5, 1930 of cardiac failure at age 24 in Pittsburgh. She was interred on November 8], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Coward, Charles Jr., 1930, 1932, Son, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 9 singles, grave # 4 west tier, [Charles Jr. died in Sharpsburg at age 1 year, 5 months and 28 days of marasmus, later known as “failure to thrive”. He died on May 3, 1932 and was interred on May 5], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cox, Peggy, 1922 - 1984, Section 6, Range 6, Row 5, Grave # 13, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cox, Michael, Cook, Co D, 8th Inf, Enlisted Feb 17, 1897, Discharged Feb 16, 1900, Sept 18, 1856, Died Nov 4, 1928, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 13, 1st Grave East tier, [Michael was born in County Roscommon, Ireland, one of the least populated areas of the country. In the 1920 Sharpsburg census, he stated that he immigrated in 1871. On August 5, 1878 he enlisted at Harrisburg PA at age 24 in Company K of the 21st Infantry. This started a long military career that lasted until 1907 when he retired after his 8th enlistment in Company E of the 12th Infantry at San Francisco, California. He spent 1910 in Philadelphia, a boarder in the home of Thomas Dunn and family. By 1920 he lived in Sharpsburg at age 65 in the home of Charles Bardelang, a retired soldier. He died in Sharpsburg at age 75 of a cerebral hemorrhage and was interred on November 7, 1928]

Craft, Maxine Woods, Wife of Duane G. Craft, 1914 – 1939, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Craig, Hazel E., 1901 – 1982, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Craig, John, 1903 – 1987, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Craig, John Jr., Sgt, US Army, Enlisted Feb 7, 1945, Discharged Nov 1, 1946, Nov 27, 1926, Feb 24, 1971, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 23 owned by David McCready, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Craig, Dorothy E. Piel, Wife of J. Orville Craig, [the rest buried in soil. Dorothy Piel was the daughter of Henry and Nora Piel of Sharpsburg, born in June of 1897. She appears on the 1900 census of Allegheny City with her parents and younger brother Henry. In 1910 the family lived in Sharpsburg, and she had lost 2 siblings, Henry and Mildred. A younger sister Sarah was added to the family in 1908. By 1920 they lived in Aspinwall and Dorothy was working as an office clerk. She married soon afterward, perhaps to James Orville Craig, a man from New Jersey who worked for an oil company, as did Dorothy’s father. She died in O’Hara Township on March 23, 1923 at age 25 of oedema of the lungs. She was interred on March 26, 1923 from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home of Sharpsburg], Section 5, Range 16, Lot 5 owned by Henry D. Piel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cramer, John W., Pvt. Co g, 18th Regt., Enlisted Apr 27, 1898, Discharged Oct 27, 1898, Born 1880, Died Nov 12, 1941, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 12, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Catherine, Wife of Matthew Crawford, Born [Nov 19, 1792], Died May 15, 1870, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Catherine Beham was probably born in Westmoreland County PA, and may have been the sister of Elizabeth and Susan Beham and possibly of Peter Beham. She married Matthew Crawford and moved to Indiana Township, Allegheny County in 1809. The family is indexed on the census in 1810. She had at least 5 children, including a son named Matthew C. Other children are listed by family researchers as James, Sarah and Margaret. The plot also contains James Franklin Crawford who died in 1836 at age 1 and Susanne Crawford who died in 1838 at age 3. It is possible that they are also her children. Catherine died on May 15, 1870 in O’Hara Township with her age listed as 77 in Greenwood records, which were probably numbers transferred from the Pine Creek church information. She was buried in Pine Creek Cemetery and moved to Greenwood on October 14, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Matthew, Born Jan 13, 1787, Died Dec 26, 1868, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Matthew Crawford was the son of James and Sarah Campbell Crawford of Indiana County and Indiana Township, Allegheny County PA. He was born in Blairsville, Indiana County in 1787 and married Catherine Beham of Westmoreland County. He was living in Indiana Township, Allegheny County by 1810 when he appears in the census near his father James, with 3 children in the house. He and his family became members of the Pine Creek Church on what is now Dorseyville Road, and is listed as member #97 of the congregation. He was named an elder of the church in 1815 when the first log cabin building was erected for services. In the 1850 census, a son Matthew, age 20 is in the household, and daughters Margaret and Sarah. Matthew died in O’Hara Township on December 26, 1868 at the age of 80. He was interred in the Pine Creek Church graveyard. His son Matthew C Crawford, purchased a new family plot in Greenwood in October of 1908 and moved many of his family members from Pine Creek during that month. Matthew was moved on October 14, 1908 along with his wife. In the following days 8 other family members were moved], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Matthew A., 1908 – 1985, Father, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Margaret P., 1909 – 1996, Mother, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Unknown, Tombstone is not legible, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [This stone may belong to either James Franklin Crawford or Susanna Crawford. Both were moved from the Pine Creek Church graveyard to Greenwood on October 15, 1908. James died in O’Hara Township at age 1 year and 15 days. Susanna died on November 30, 1838 at age 3], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, James, … departed…, Jan 12, 1829, [Aged] 65 Years, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [James Crawford was born in County Derry Ireland about the year 1764 according to family researchers and history books. He immigrated to the US in 1784 and settled in Indiana County, PA near Blairsville and married Sarah Campbell. He and his wife had 6 children and then purchased a 120 acre farm in Indiana Township Allegheny County from Judge Young of Greensburg in 1808. He moved there in 1809 and stayed there the rest of his life. He can be found in the 1810 and the 1820 census. A list of his children is not solid, but includes a son named Matthew, born in 1787. James died in what became O’Hara Township on January 12, 1829 and was buried in the Pine Creek Cemetery on Dorseyville Road. On October 16, 1908 he and wife Sarah were moved to a new family plot in Greenwood along with other family members], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Margaret, Born May 4, 183--, Died June 3, 1889, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Margaret Crawford was the daughter of Matthew Crawford and Catherine Beham. She appears on the 1850 and 1860 Indiana Township census with her parents and her brother Matthew and sister Sarah. She died in O’Hara Township at age 30 years, 2 months and 12 days and was interred in the Pine Creek Church graveyard. She was moved to Greenwood on October 15, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Matthew C., 1829 – 1913, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Matthew C. Crawford was the son of Matthew and Catherine Beham Crawford of Indiana Township. He farmed his father’s property after the elder Matthew’s death, which he jointly owned with his two sisters. One of them married into the Campbell family and the property possibly was later owned by them. Matthew is found in the 1850 and 1860 census as one of the children in the household, along with his sisters Margaret and Sarah. In 1870 and 1880 only Margaret was with him. In 1900 he was in the home of Robert Borland in O’Hara Township and in 1910 he boarded with Mary Thomas on Kittanning Road. Matthew was responsible for the purchase of the Greenwood plot in 1908 and the removal of family members from Pine Creek Church graveyard to Greenwood. Matthew died in O’Hara Township at age 83 on July 4, 1913. Cause of death was cancer of the spleen. He was interred on July 6, 1913], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Sarah, …[illegible], Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [Sarah Campbell married James Crawford in Indiana County PA before 1787, shortly after he immigrated from Ireland to the US. She is said to have had 6 children during her marriage, according the family researchers. In the 1810 census of Indiana Township, Allegheny County, she and her husband have 1 boy in the household under 10 years of age, and 1 between 10 and 15 years of age. There is also a girl between the ages of 10 to 15. It is possible that the children could be grandchildren, for the only positively identified child to the couple, Matthew, was born in 1787. Other Crawford men who appear on census records in the are during the early 1800s were Wilson and John Crawford. Sarah’s husband James died in 1829. In the Greenwood record book, her date of death is stated to have been April 14, 1837. She was interred in Pine Creek Cemetery until October 16, 1908 when she and James were moved to Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Illegible, Tombstone not able to be read, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 5 owned by Matthew C. Crawford, [The interments in the Crawford lot are all identified except for this large stone and one other. The only burials not linked to a tombstone are 2 children transferred from the Pine Creek Church graveyard in 1908. James Franklin Crawford died in O’Hara Township at age 1 year and 15 days, and no year of death was given for him in the records; and Susanna Crawford who died in O’Hara on November 30, 1838 at age 3. Both children were moved on October 15, 1908. Although they were both very young, this large stone may be for one of them], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Howard Lee Jr., 1955 – 1965, Son, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 101, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crawford, Catherine, 1931 – 1969, Mother, Section 9, Row 1, Grave 102, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crea, Thomas, 07 Mar 1848 - 20 Jul 1930, Pvt Co D 77th Inf, 1865 - 1865, Section 5, Range 10, Lot 6, [was born in Indiana Township, Allegheny County, PA, the son of Hugh Crea, a coal miner from Ireland.  He joined the 77^th PA Infantry in March of 1865 when he was 17 years old.  He served in Company D until December of 1865 when he was discharged at Philadelphia, PA.  After the war, he lived with his mother and brother William in Hoboken and was employed as an insurance agent.  He died in Blawnox of cancer of the colon at age 82 in July of 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Creely, Harry B., 1884 - 1957, Section 2, Range 16, Lot 4 singles, Grave #1 West, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Creely, Jessie May Cole, 1885 - 1937, 1885 - 1937, Section 2, Range 16, Lot 4 singles, Grave # 1 west, [Jessie May Cole married Harry Creely about 1907. They lived in Pittsburgh’s 22nd Ward in 1910 with a 5 month old daughter Janice and Jessie’s brother William. By 1930 she had 6 children. She died on June 1, 1937 of an intestinal obstruction. She was 52 years of age. Her interment was on June 5, 1937, next to her husband Harry], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crerie, Hazel S., 1889 – 1972, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 5 owned by Mrs. Kate F. Schaney, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crerie, Ernest E., 1884 – 1947, Section 2, Range 11, Lot 5 owned by Mrs. Kate F. Schaney, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Clara Ashley, 1902 - 1968, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Alvin Earl, 1930 - 1998, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Marcella Laverne, 1932 - 2002, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Irene E. Grubbs, 1891 - 1971, Section 3, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Walter L., 1886 - 1966, Section 3, Range 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Charles C., 1883 – 1962, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Lena & Chas. Cricks, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Edna M., 1893 – 1976, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Lena & Chas. Cricks, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, John, 1860 – 1918, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Lena and Charles Cricks, [John Cricks was probably the son of Frances and Lydia Cricks of Indiana and O’Hara Townships. In 1870 he was and11 year old boy with a younger brother George. In 1880, 2 sisters, Elizabeth and Margaret, had been added to the family. By 1900 he had been married for 18 years and had a 17 year old son, Charley, and a 15 year old daughter, Maggie. He was still a farm laborer, and in 1910 he was the boss at a stables while living on Mary Street in O’Hara. He died on December 1, 1918 at age 59 of stomach cancer. He was interred on December 4], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Lena, 1858, 1929, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Lena and Charles Cricks, [Lena Cricks was the wife of John Cricks of O’Hara Township. She had 2 known children, Charles and Margaret. After the death of her husband in 1918, she lived with daughter Maggie in O’Hara Township. She died on July 27, 1929 at age 70 of a cerebral hemorrhage. She was interred on July 30. Both of her children are interred in the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, Maggie, 1885 – 1973, Aunt, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 5 owned by Lena & Chas. Cricks, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cricks, John F., PFC Co E, 7th Inf., Enlisted Feb 25, 1918, Discharged Nov 14, 1919,Born Aug 15, 1895, Died Aug 3, 1952, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 4, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crisson, Hoyt, 18 Dec 1897 - 02 Dec 1942, PVT CAS Sec 1606th Serv Unit 1942 - 1942, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Criswell, John H., (view 2), 1874 – 1931, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 7 singles, grave # 3 west tier, [John Criswell was the son of James and Hannah Criswell of Sharpsburg. James had a stone wagon and his older sons were masons. At the time of the 1880 census, John was only a 6 year old child. In 1910 and 1920 he lived with his married sister, Matilda Cook, in O’Hara Township. He was a laborer in a shovel factory, as was his brother-in-law, Guy E. Cook. He died in Collier Township at age 58 of pulmonary tuberculosis on December 29, 1931. He was interred on December 31], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Critten, Anjanette, 1969 – 1990, Section 9, Row 10, grave #138, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crocker, Andrew, Pvt. 3rd Co, 1st Dev. BN, Enlisted July 18, 1918, Discharged Dec 29, 1918, Born Apr 1, 1888, Died Apr 7, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 5, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crocoll, Henry H., Washington, Pvt 4 Motor Repair BN QMC, July 2, 1930, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 19, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crook, Magdalen, 1931 - 2008, Section 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crooks,David, Baby, Son & Brother, Section 6, Row 2 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crory, Albert V., 1889 - 1941, Father, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crory, Elizabeth C., 1893 - 1973, Mother, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crouch, Elizabeth, (no photo available), Section 5, Range 13, Lot 11 owned by C.C. Noel, [Born in PA about the year 1836, she died in Sharpsburg at age 56 of la grippe in March of 1892], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Crumatie, Theresa Brown, 1928 – 1954, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cruse, Robert, Sgt. 614th Tk Destroyer BN, Enlisted March 9, 1943, Discharged Feb 4, 1946, Born Feb 19, 1923, Died Feb 24, 1951, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 6, 3rd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cruz, Jorge L., 1928 – 2009, Section 4, Range 12, Lot 7 Row 3, Grave 3 & 4, Beloved Husband, Wife, Parents, Grandparents, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cruz, Ana G., 1927 – 2001, Section 4, Range 12, Lot 7 Row 3, Grave 3 & 4, Beloved Husband, Wife, Parents, Grandparents, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cubbage, David, 1841 - 1917, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 16 owned by David Cubbage, [David Cubbage was the son of William and Catherine Cubbage of Etna. He was a laborer who married the young Annie Lambie. He lost both his wife and only son in 1878 during a diptheria epidemic and was absolutely devastated. He had to spend long hours working to provide for his young daughter. David asked his mother to help raise the child, but it was soon apparent that she needed someone younger to care for her. Annie Lambie’s favorite brother, Alexander, and his wife helped out. David lived long enough to see his daughter Bessie married to Jacob Ferber and also the birth of all 4 of his grandchildren. He spent his last years living with his daughter and her family on Maurer’s Lane in a house Jacob Ferber built on his father’s old farm. David died in O’Hara Township of pneumonia on April 11, 1917 and was buried next to his much loved wife on April 14th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cubbage, Annie Lambie, stone missing, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 16 owned by David Cubbage, [Annie Lambie Cubbage was the youngest child of 10 children born to John Lambie and Margaret Thompson of Indiana Township. Her parents were married in 1829. John had immigrated from Paisley, Scotland and Margaret was the daughter of John C. Thompson, who owned a grist mill in northern Allegheny County. Annie had 2 older sisters and 7 older brothers, three of whom had fought for the Union in the Civil War. She married David Cubbage in spite of a 10 year difference in their ages. They lived in Etna and had a son, Alexander, named after Annie’s favorite brother. He was followed by a daughter named Elizabeth, but known as Bessie. During the year 1878, a diphtheria epidemic ravaged Pittsburgh. Alex died of the disease on October 17, followed by Annie on October 22. She was buried in the new family plot on October 23, 1878], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cubbage, Alex Lambie, (view 2), only son of D & A Cubbage, Died Oct 17, 1878 in the 4th year of his age, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 16 owned by David Cubbage, [Alexander Lambie Cubbage was the son of David Cubbage and Annie Lambie. He was born in 1874 while the small family was still living in Sharpsburg. He had a sister, Bessie, born in 1877. But in October of 1878 he suffered from diptheria, as did his young mother. Alex died on October 17 and was buried in a new family plot in Section 3 of Greenwood, less than a mile from his home. Annie, his mother died a few days later, on October 22. She was buried next to Alex on October 23rd. Alex’s tombstone has been badly damaged by time and acid rain. The inscription is no longer able to be read with any certainty], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cunikin, Robert L., TEC 4, US Army, World War II, Mar 28, 1917, Nov 10, 1992, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 11, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cunningham, Joseph, d. 28 Jun 1885, in his 51 year, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 20, [was born about 1827 in Ireland.  He lived in Shaler Township in 1850 with wife Harriet and daughter Mary and son William.  He worked as a gardener, then a laborer in a mill, advancing to foreman by 1880.  After losing his wife before 1860, he continued to live in Shaler with 4 children, but remarried to a woman named Mary and had at least 1 more child, Nancy.  When he died in 1885, he was buried in an unknown cemetery, then moved to Greenwood with his first wife on 21 November 1899.  His second wife, Mary lived with daughter Nancy and her husband Frank J. McDonald for over 20 years in Shaler Township, and is also buried within the plot, but has no tombstone.  A stillborn McDonald child is also interred], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cunningham, Harriet Power, w/o Joseph, d. 18 Apr 1860 in her 33 year, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 20, [was the first wife of Joseph Cunningham of Shaler Township.  The couple had 5 children; Mary, William, Evaline, Elizabeth and James, but the two sons may not have survived as they do not appear on more than 1 early census.  Harriet died in 1860 leaving 4 living children behind.  She was buried in an unidentified cemetery, then moved to Greenwood  with her husband Joseph in November of 1899.  She may have been related to Nancy Power Miller, wife of Robert Miller, also of Shaler Township.  Mary Cunningham, the second wife of Joseph,  was involved in the purchase of both the Cunningham and Miller family plots, both in Section 4 of Greenwood.  Nancy was related to Benjamin Power, Greenwood’s Revolutionary War veteran], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cunningham, Dolores, 1932 - 1993, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cupps, Hanna A, 1855 – 1926, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 11 owned by Wilson Cupps, [Hanna was the wife of Wilson Cupps. Her maiden name is unknown. She had only 1 known child, William Wilson Jr., born in November of 1879. She died in Sharpsburg on October 15, 1926 of broncho pneumonia, age 70. She was interred on October 18, 1926], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cupps, Wilson W, 1851 – (blank), Section 2, Range 12, Lot 11 owned by Wilson Cupps, [William Wilson Cupps was the son of William Wilson and Aurora Cupps of Sharpsburg. His parents lived in Allegheny City before moving to Sharpsburg where Wilson was born on July 19, 1851. His father was a carpenter and brick mason, and Wilson had also started his employment as an apprentice for masonry by 1870 after the death of his father. The 1870 census of Sharpsburg shows him with his widowed mother in Sharpsburg and younger brothers Walter and Herbert. Also in the home is George Tilghman, the widower of Wilson’s sister Mary Elizabeth, and his son John. Wilson continued to live in Sharpsburg. Wilson died in Sharpsburg at age 80 of chronic nephritis on July 30, 1931. He was interred on August 2, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cupps, Harry H, (view 2), Son of ? & ?, died Jan 16, 18----, Aged 1 Y 6 M, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 11 owned by Wilson Cupps, [Harry is a bit of a mystery. The lot book of Greenwood, which includes all burials within a family plot, does not include a Harry, although there are 3 unnamed Cupps children interred. One child was buried on July 12, 1878, one on August 17, 1885, and another on February 17, 1887. Most of the children died in Sharpsburg. In the 1870s and 1880s, the children of William and Aurora Cupps of Sharpsburg were grown and just starting to have children. Their sons included George W, Lewis H, William Wilson, Walter A and Hubert], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Curry, Bella Nichol, 1866 – 1941, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 10 owned by Mrs. Isabell Marshall, [Isabella Marshall was the daughter of Alexander Marshall and Isabella Morrow. They immigrated from Northern Ireland with daughters Elisa and Isabella in June of 1869 on the ship “Alex Marshall, arriving in New York City. The family lived in Pittsburgh’s 10th Ward in 1870. Isabella married Hugh Nichol around 1890 and had at least 3 children, Samuel, Margaret and Alex. After Hugh Nichol died in 1912, she remarried to a man named Curry, although his first name is unknown. By 1920 she was again widowed and was living in Moon Township, Beaver County with her 2 sons. In 1930 she was on Nimick Avenue with her son Alexander Marshall Nichol and his wife and son. She was interred in her mother’s plot on February 12, 1941], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Curry, Glendora D., 1882 – 1945, Daughter, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 18 owned by Alfred Giles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Curry, Felix D., Pvt, 1st Cl. 7th Ord. Corps., Enlisted July 16, 1918, Discharged Aug 2, 1919, Born July 13, 1897, Died Jan 2, 1937, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 21, 3rd grave west tier, [Felix Delany Curry was born in Augusta, Arkansas to Thomas and Betsey Curry. The 1900 census shows him and several siblings in the home, as well as a step-brother and step-sister. In 1930 he was living in Pittsburgh and working as a mechanic while he roomed in the home of Charles and Pearl Faulkner. He died in Pittsburgh at age 39 of myocarditis. He was interred on January 8, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Curry, Stephen, PFC US Army, Enlisted Sept 24, 1918, Discharged July 9, 1919, Born Apr 2, 1897, Died Apr 19, 1947, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 13, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cypress, Peter, Pennsylvania, CPL 4114 QM TRK Co, World War I, January 21, 1917, May 1, 1959, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 16, 1nst grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Cyza, Joseph, Brother, 1880 - 1954, Section 1, Range 23, Row 5, Grave 7, (contributed by Diane Nichols)