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Vacula, Stephen F., July 18, 1964, August 16, 1992, Steve was on this Earth a very short time when God called him home. But for every life he touched, they were made a little happier. Steve, God Bless you. Rest in Peace. Now at Rest., Section 4, Range 8, Lot 20, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vanasdale, William T., 1918 - 1918, Section 6, Row 2, Grave #13, [William Van Asdale died on September 30, 1918 at the age of 4 months of “intestinal indigestion”. He was interred on October 1, 1918 in the same grave as Edith. The families are somehow related, as in 1932, a Marie Scharff Van Asdale buried as Samuel Van Asdale in Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vanasdale, Samuel F., 1915 – 1953, Son, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Samuel Van Asdale, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Asdale, Samuel S., 1882 – 1932, Father, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Samuel Van Asdale, [Samuel Van Asdale was the grandson of Steven Vanasdale, a doctor and druggist and his wife Mary. Their son Samuel, a glass blower, died young, leaving his wife Martha a widow by 1880. She took in boarders and by 1900 her children were all working, with Samuel driving a delivery wagon in Sharpsburg. By 1920 he was married to wife Ida. He was interred on September 10, 1932 from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Asdale, Marie I., 1899, 1944, Mother, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 7 owned by Mrs. Samuel Van Asdale, [Marie Ida Van Asdale was the wife of Samuel Van Asdale. She and Samuel lived on Middle Street in Sharpsburg with his mother Martha. She was interred on March 13, 1944], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Dusen, Joseph, Sgt, FC SQD C, Flg. Sch. USA, Enlisted Mar 8, 1918, Discharged Apr 7, 1919, Born Jan 5, 1892, Died Oct 18, 1943, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 7, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Horn, Ralph H., Aug 14, 1900, Par 6, 1997, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 13 quarter lot owned by R H Van Horn, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Horn, Anna M., Oct 10, 1898, Dec 3, 1993, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 13 quarter lot owned by R H Van Horn, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Van Horn, Robert E., Sgt, US Army Air Corps, World War II, Jan 28, 1922, May 30, 1995, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 15 single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vargo, Joe, CLL USAR, WWII and Korea, Born Sept 22, 1926, Died Mar 28, 1957, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 8 single, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Varley, Kathryn J., 1902 – 1949, Wife, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 3 owned by Paul Besnecker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vasalech, William, 22 Aug 1941 - 26 Jun 2004, Pvt US Army, Section6, Range 6, Row 8, Grave # 15, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Venison, Madison, 1885 – 1935, Brother, [Madison appears under the name Vinson and Venson in some census records. He was born in Texas and appears there as a 24 year old married man with wife Clara in 1910. He was living in Houston, Texas and working as a bell boy. His World War draft card was filled out in Denver, Colorado and he stated that his birth was on August 8, 1884. His closest relative was Minerva Collins of Pittsburgh. In 1930 he was living in Pittsburgh at age 44 and working as a porter in a department store. His wife’s name was Mabel and she was 10 years younger than him. He died in Pittsburgh on January 17, 1935 at age 48 of pneumonia and was interred on January 23rd], Section 8, Range 10, Lot 1, 4th grave west tier. Single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Verse, Charles E., Wagr HQ Co 537th Engrs., Enlisted Oct 27, 1917, Discharged July 10, 1919, Born Feb 6, 1895, Died Nov 19, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 6, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vivola, Leo A. Jr., 22 Jun 1965 - 14 Oct 2004, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Voelker, Frederick Day, 1914 – 1981, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Rosalind Voelker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Voelker, Rosalind G., 1916 – 2003, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Rosalind Voelker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, Peter, 1844 - 1924, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Peter Vogel was born in Baden, Germany in 1844 and immigrated to the US before 1870, when he appeared in Pittsburgh as a married man. He was employed as a glass blower for many years. By 1880 he and his family lived in Sharpsburg, where there were a couple bottle works. His location in 1900 is not known, as he was either missed in the census, or moved to another location for a while. He died in Sharpsburg in 1924 at the age of 79 in one of the last influenza outbreaks in Allegheny County], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, Mary Burkhart, w/o Peter, 1849 - 1884, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Mary Burkhart, born in Pa, married Peter Vogel before the year 1870. The couple lived for a time in Pittsburgh’s 10th Ward before moving to Sharpsburg. She raised several children, although the exact number is not certain. The names in census records include: Charles, Joseph, Mary, Isabella, Robert. Due to the gap between the 1880 and 1900 census, there may be other children that have not yet been found. Two infants, Emma and George, listed on the tombstone, may also be her children. Her interment is not listed in the file in Greenwood, although an unnamed Vogel interment may be her and the two infants. The interment was on March 19, 1884], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, Emma, infant, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Emma and George Vogel were not listed in the Greenwood interment records. They are perhaps infants who died near birth and were interred along with their mother Mary Vogel on March 19, of 1884], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, George P., infant, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Emma and George Vogel were not listed in the Greenwood interment records. They are perhaps infants who died near birth and were interred along with their mother Mary Vogel on March 19, of 1884], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, Joseph, 27 Mar 1946, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Joseph Vogel was the son of Peter and Mary Vogel of Sharpsburg. He was born between 1874 and 1877. In 1900 he was living in the home of John and Sarah Weyman in Sharpsburg, married to their daughter Rosalie. Joseph was a laborer at a steel works. By 1930 the couple lived in Aspinwall. He died in 1946 and his wife does not appear in the family plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vogel, Margaret, 1879 – 1954, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 8, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vrbanac, John L., PLC US Army, World War II, 1928 – 1978, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 2 quarter lot owned by John Vrbanac, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vukmir, Melvin Steve, 1943 – 2008, The Lord Be With You, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 19 quarter lot owned by Joanne Vukmir, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vulgris, Merle W., 1922 – 2005, Husband, Section 2, Range 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Vulgris, Martha E., 1925 – 2005, Wife, Section 2, Range 2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

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Wachter, Edward H., 1882 – 1974, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by William Pfusch, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wachter, Mollie Pfusch, 1880 – 1924, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 6 owned by William Pfusch, [Amelia Lizzeta Pfusch was born in September of 1881according to the 1900 Sharpsburg census, the daughter of William and Elizabeth Pfusch. She married Edward Herbert Wachter and had 3 children. In 1920 the family lived in Lower Burrell, Westmoreland County PA. The cemetery records indicate that she died in New Kensington on March 4, 1924 at age 43 of shock following an ectopic gestation. She was interred on March 7, 1924], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Edgar C., April 19, 2000, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by E C Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Elizabeth Clark, Aug 20, 1976, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by E C Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, John R., 12 Jan 1927 - 04 Mar 2004, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 3, eighth lot owned by John Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Aloysius J., 1896 - 1983, Father, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 16 owned by A J Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Hilda E., 1896 - 1962, Mother, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 16 owned by A J Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, August B., 07 Jun 1902 - 17 Jan 1973, Pennsylvania, Pvt. Btry C 214 CA BN, World War II, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 16 owned by A J Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Kaspar, 1824 – 1911, At Rest, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 15 owned by James Kerr and Casper Wagner, [Kaspar Wagner was a farmer in Indiana Township in 1860. He was born in the Darmstadt region of Germany. His immigration is not certain, but he listed the year as 1849 in the 1900 Millvale census. During that year he was a wagon maker, and the widower stated that his birth was in September of 1824. In 1910 he was living with his grandson James S. Kerr in Millvale. Interment records give his date of death as January 9, 1911 in Millvale. He was 86 years old and died of heart disease. He was interred on the same day], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Elise, 1819 – 1900, At Rest, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 15 owned by James Kerr and Casper Wagner, [Elise Wagner was the wife of Kaspar Wagner of Indiana Township. On the 1860 census, she appears with her daughter Helena, age 15. Both she and her daughter are listed as being born in Bavaria. But in later census records, this daughter, married to James Kerr, is listed as being born in Ohio. Elise died in Millvale at age 82 of pneumonia. She was interred on April 27, 1900], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Henry J., 1944 – 1953, Son, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 9 half lot owned by Henry Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wagner, Henry J., 1913 – 1986, Father, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 9 half lot owned by Henry Wagner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wahl, Lucian A., 1881 – 1911, [Lucian Wahl was the son of the widow Sarah Wahl of Sharpsburg and brother of Nora Wahl Piel. The 1900 census shows him to have been born in June of 1881. He was working as a clerk in a store at the time of the census. He died in Greenville, PA on December 4, 1911 at age 30 of a diabetic coma and was interred on December 6th], Section 5, Range 16, Lot 5 owned by Henry D. Piel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waight, George S, 1880 – 1960, father, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 7 owned by J E Gilbert, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waight, Edna L, 1891 – 1980, Mother, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 7 owned by J E Gilbert, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waight, Addison H., Jan 2, 1943, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 7 owned by J E Gilbert, [Addison Harrison Waight was the son of Henry Waight, an English immigrant, and his PA born wife Elizabeth. Addie was the last child of 6 known to be born to the couple while they lived in Sharpsburg from the year 1870 into the 1900s. Addison worked most of his life as a house painter, just as his father and older brothers. He was interred on January 5, 1943. Also buried in the plot are his mother, who died in 1885, and his father, who died in 1910. His brother George is there with wife Edna], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waight, Herbert, 1874 – 1955, Father, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Herbert Waight, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waight, Annie, 1877 – 1944, Mother, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by Herbert Waight, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waite, Baby, infant son, 05 Sep 1940, Section 6, Row 1X, Grave 16, [This stone is one burial of at least 33 that were interred in 1940 in a line of graves in section 6. It was labeled Row 1X and was at the very back of the section, near the tree line. With time trees and shrubs have grown into the line of graves. Most of the burials were that of infants who died very young as premature births, or stillborn infants. Baby Waite was interment #9897 who died in Pittsburgh at 2 hours old, a premature baby. He was interred on September 6th 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wakefield, James A., (view 2), 1848 - 1899, Father, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 18 owned by Mrs. Lida E. Wakefield, [James Addison Wakefield was the son of Isaac and Eliza Wakefield of Franklin Township, Allegheny County, PA. Isaac, a farmer, can be seen on the 1850 census with his wife and 5 children. By 1860, 4 more children were added to the family. James is seen as a married man in the 1870 North Fayette Township census with wife Eliza and Blanche, their first child. He was working as a carpenter. By 1880 the family was on Penn Street in Sharpsburg with a total of 5 children. James died in Sharpsburg at age 51 of typhoid fever. He was interred on January 25, 1899], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wakefield, Eliza E., (view 2), 1847 - 1902, Mother, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 18 owned by Mrs. Lida E. Wakefield, [Eliza E. Wakefield was the wife of James Addison Wakefield of Sharpsburg. She was also called Lide or Lyde in some written records. She may be related to a McConnell family, as two members of that family are buried within the family plot. She had at least 6 children, Blanche, Charles, Mabel, Annie, John and Nellie. After her husband’s death in 1899, she continued to live in Sharpsburg, being found on the 1900 census at #1204 Penn Street with 5 of her children. Eliza died in Sharpsburg at age 55 of pneumonia and was interred on November 23, 1902], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wakefield, Charles Martin, (view 2), 02 Mar 1872 - 18 Jul 1897, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 18 owned by Mrs. Lida E. Wakefield, [Charles Martin Wakefield was the son of James and Eliza Wakefield of Sharpsburg. He was the oldest son and the second known child born to the couple. He appears on the 1880 census when the family was living on Penn Street as an 8 year old boy. He died in Sharpsburg at age 25 of paralysis of the heart, and was interred on July 20, 1897. His was the first burial in the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, George R., 1877 – 1970, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by George Walker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Ada Maude, 1882 – 1967, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by George Walker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Joseph C., Jan 10, 1922, Sept 30, 2001, US Army WWII, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 5 owned by George Walker, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Margaret, (lot marker), Wife of Dan’l, Aug 20, 1848, July 18, 1899, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Jane Davis, [Margaret Davis Walker was the daughter of William and Jane Davis of Shaler Township. She married Daniel Walker before 1880 when they appear on the Pittsburgh census. Living on Ferry Street, Daniel was a laborer and Margaret had a 1 year old son named Robert. She died in Pittsburgh at age 51 and was interred on July 20, 1899 next to her parents], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Robert, (lot marker), 1879 – 1955, Husband, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Jane Davis, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Gertrude C., (lot marker), 1882 – 1975, Wife, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 4 owned by Mrs. Jane Davis, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Almeda J., 1883 – 1932, [Almeda was the wife of Reuben Walker of Pittsburgh’s 12th Ward. In the 1920 census, the couple lived at #13 Shetland Avenue with 4 children, Audrey, age 11, Mildred, age 8, Alma, age 7 and Myrtle, age 10 months. She died in Pittsburgh of lobar pneumonia on October 16, 1932 and was interred on October 19. She was first interred in Section 8, Range 4, but moved to Section 1 in April of 1940. Her husband is in the next grave], Section 1, Range 11, Lot 6 singles, grave # 2 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Reuben W., 1877 – 1940, [Reuben Walker was working as a janitor in a machine company during the 1920 census. He stated that he had been born in Maryland and was 45 years of age. He and wife Almeda had 4 children and lived on Shetland Avenue in Ward 12 of Pittsburgh. He died in Pittsburgh at age 60 on April 26, 1940 and was interred on April 29. His wife had been interred in Section 8 but was removed and placed with him the next day], Section 1, Range 11, Lot 6 singles, grave # 1 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Marion Raymond, Pvt. First Co. 156th Depot Bgd., Enlisted Aug 24, 1918, Discharged Mar 12, 1919, Born Mar 18, 1900, Died Nov 20, 1933, Section 8, Range 5. Row t, grave #2, [Marion was found on the 1930 Pittsburgh census with his wife Mattie living at #2314 Wylie Avenue. He worked as a repairman in a garage. He died in Pittsburgh at age 33 of internal injuries and was interred on November 23, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Carolyn E., May 11, 1878, Jan 1, 1965, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 4 half lot owned by Ed. E. Meiser, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Thomas, Pvt. Co M, 371st Inf., Enlisted Jan 1, 1918, Discharged Feb 22, 1919, Born June 28, 1898, Died Mar 27, 1940, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 16, 2nd grave west tier, [In 1917 Thomas, who was born in Bartley PA, worked for a coal company in Arnot, PA. In 1920 (Bloss Township), his father James, and brothers Alexander and James also worked as a coal miner, as did Thomas. He died in Pittsburgh at age 51 of systemic syphilis. He was interred on April 3, 1930], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walker, Jason Lee, Jan 1, 1977, Dec 22, 1996, Beloved Son, Section 8, Row 1, Grave 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wallace, Lewis H., Pvt. Troop C (th US Cav. Enlisted Dec 28, 1875, Discharged Jun 11, 1877, Born Jan 4, 1840, Died Mar 24, 1933, [There is no mention of military service in the Greenwood records for Lewis, but he has a military headstone. Finding information about him was difficult, for although he may have been born near Pittsburgh, he spent most of his married life in Iowa. Army records show that Lewis joined the 9th Cavalry when he was 24 years old and working as a miner. His unit was stationed in the New Mexico Military District and sent to parts of New Mexico, Colorado and Texas, making him one of the early buffalo soldiers of our West. His discharge station was noted as Fort Baynes. In 1880 he, his younger sister Blanch and his mother Mary Lucas Wallace were living in Tarentum. Mary had been born in East Virginia, but both children were born in PA. By 1900 Lewis was married to wife Frances and was working as a janitor in a bank and school in Washington County, Iowa. He and Frances stayed in that area for many years, including his stay as a widower in the Iowa Soldier’s Home in the 1930 census. Our records indicate that he died in Pittsburgh of pneumonia. He was laid to rest on April 3, 1933], Section 9, Row 14, grave 14, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walls, Willie, 1916 – 2006, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by the Walls family, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walls, Theda Mae, 1920 – 1993, Section 4, Range 7, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by the Walls family, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walls, William, 29 Oct 1947 - 29 Oct 1947, Section 6 Row 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walls, William, 1880 – 1948, Father, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by William and Jane Walls, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walls, Jane S., 1882 – 1953, Mother, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by William and Jane Walls, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walter, Henry, Father, 1860 - 1936, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 3 owned by Henry Walter, [Henry Walter may have been the son of John and Lizzie Walter of Sharpsburg who appears in the 1870 census. His father and mother were born in Germany, and John worked as a clerk in a store. By 1880 Henry also clerked, living with his widowed father and his two sisters, Maggie and Alice. A younger brother, Fred, and a sister, Anna may have died young. By 1900 he had married and was already widowed. His 5 children were born between 1884 and 1897. Henry died on February 23, 1936 in Kilbuck Township at age 74 of chronic myocarditis. This tombstone is the only one in the family plot that holds 3 other people. Also in the plot are: 1)Josephine Walter, who died in 1888, age 27. She may have been Henry’s first wife. 2) Naomi Walter died in 1897 at age 6 of “brain fever”. She was probably the daughter of his second wife. 3) Mary Walter may have been the second wife of Henry Walter. She died in Etna at age 32 in April of 1899], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walters, John, 1879 – 1966, Father, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 7 half lot owned by Stella Walters, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walters, Stella B., 1890 – 1964, Mother, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 7 half lot owned by Stella Walters, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Walz, Maria, (plot monument), 1842 - 1904, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 1 and 2, [Maria Walz, born in Baden, Germany, was the wife of Kilian Walz who was the minister of the First German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg. On the 4th of July in 1878, the family attended a community picnic at Ross Grove in O’Hara Township. A terrible storm came up and many large trees were blown over. Maria’s 8 year old son, Ludwig, was killed when a tree crushed the Riethmiller family wagon, where he was sheltered. Mrs. Riethmiller and her baby were also killed, as well as several other people. Pastor Walz was struck on the head, and was rendered temporarily insane when he was shown the body of his son. The funeral was held the next day, with Rev. Walz still recuperating in bed, the casket with his son was brought to him for a final goodbye. The funeral involved 6 hearses, 13 carriages and 1000 people on foot traveling from the church to the graveyard on the Lower Road just beyond Pleasant Valley, which in next to Sharpsburg. Mrs. Walz continued to raise her 5 other children, and they can be seen on the 1880 Sharpsburg census. Maria Walz died in April of 1904 in Sharpsburg of a tumor. The family plot had been bought by Rev. Walz in February of 1903, when 6 bodies were removed from the graveyard in Pleasant Valley to Greenwood. Rev. Walz traveled to Germany several times, having applied for a passport in 1899 and 1905. It is rumored in some stories that he died in Germany], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Elmer S., (plot marker), 1899 – 1960, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by Mrs. W S Ward, [Elmer Ward was the son of William Spencer Ward and his wife Jessie Brown Ward. He was interred on November 9, 1950], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Jessie B., (plot marker), 1880 – 1951, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by Mrs. W S Ward, [Jessie Brown was the daughter of William Brown of #6064 Butler Street. She married William S. Ward about the year 1899. There are 2 interments for a Jessie Ward in the Greenwood records, on December 31, 1950 and March 22, 1951], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Marian G., (plot marker), 1899 – 1931, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by Mrs. W S Ward, [Marian Gilliland Ward was the wife of Elmer G. Ward of Pittsburgh. The 1930 census showed them living at #1405 Morningside Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Ward 10. She died in Pittsburg on March 14, 1931 at age 32 of a coronary thrombosis. She was interred on March 17, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, William Spencer, (plot marker), 1860 – 1919, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 14 owned by Mrs. W S Ward of Jancey Street, Pittsburgh, [William Spencer Ward first appears in Pittsburgh in 1880 as a boarding student in the home of Harriet Montgomery. His younger brother Charles is living with him. In 1900 he was on Butler Street in the 18th Ward with his young wife Jessie. They were living in the home of her father, William Brown. William Ward was a foreman in a bridge works, and was described as a foreman of structural steel company in 1910. He died on February 22, 1919 in Pittsburgh at age 56. Cause of death was heart disease. He was interred on February 26, 1919], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Catherine, 1892 - 1955, Daughter, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Leonard G., 1895 - 1937, Father, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 16 owned by L G Ward, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Mae C. Woods, 1897 - 1957, Mother, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 16 owned by L G Ward, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Ward, Henry S., Pvt. Co G, Dep. Brig, Enlisted June 22, 1918, Discharged Sept 26, 1918, Oct 29, 1896, Died July 21, 1929, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 21, 2nd grave 13th row east tier, [Listed as Harry S. Ward in Greenwood records, he died in O’Hara Township at age 32 of tuberculosis and was interred on July 24th, 1929], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wareham, Arnold, (view 2), Died 1945, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 8 owned by Nancy Short, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Warner, John, 1886 – 1978, Section 1, Range 2, Lot 10 quarter lot owned by John Warner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Warner, Sadie, 1894 – 1976, Section 1, Range 2, Lot 10 quarter lot owned by John Warner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Warren, Orlando, Pvt. Co G, 303rd Stevedore QMC, Enlisted Nov 11, 1917, Discharged Aug 22, 1919, Born Sep 22, 1896, Died Jan 31, 1935, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 18, 1st grave east tier, [According to a publication on Maryland Military Men, Orlando was born in Berlin, Maryland and was overseas between December 26, 1917 and July 16, 1919. He may have worked at the Edgewood Arsenal in Harford County Maryland in 1920. He died in Pittsburgh at age 38 of a cerebral thrombosis. He was interred on February 4, 1935], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Warren, Henry, Pvt. Co E, 6th Pioon. Inf, Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged Dec 17, 1918, Born Mar 10, 1888, Died Sept 6, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 6, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wasicki, Jennie, 11 Aug 1912 - 06 Feb 1956, Mother, Section 6, Range 7, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wason, Edmond R., 1877 – 1949, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 4 owned by E R Wason & Vera Farr, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wason, Irene Morton, 1883 – 1940, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 4 owned by E R Wason and Vera Farr, [In the 1900 census, Irene Morton appears as one of the 3 daughters to the widowed Henrietta Morton on Butler Street in Etna. She married Edmond Wason near the end of 1901 and had a son Charles in 1902. At age 6 months, the child died from complications of colitis. He was interred in Greenwood’s Section 5 in a lot owned by John C. Morton on May 7, 1903. On November 11, 1940, his remains were moved to Section 4 where he was interred with his mother, who was also buried that day. She died November 8 in Etna at age 57 of a coronary occlusion], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wason, Charles Oran, Infant Son, 1902 – 1903, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 4 owned by E R Wason and Vera Farr, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, Jesse L., 1875 – 1939, Father, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 3 half lot owned by Jessie L. Watson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, May B., 1875 – 1944, Mother, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 3 half lot owned by Jessie L. Watson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, Eula H., 1898 – 1987, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, John C., 1906 – 1971, Husband, (Masonic symbol), Section 4, Range 9, Lot 16 owned by F W Teats, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, Ruth E., 1904 – 1975, Wife, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 16 owned by F W Teats, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Watson, Joseph F., S Sgt US Army World War II, Feb 2, 1908, Apr 8, 1985, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 138, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wavinski, Victor, Pvt, 153th Depot Brig., Enlisted Apr 25, 1918, Discahrged Apr 9, 1918, Age 36, Died Apr 1, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 23 1st grave west tier, [In 1918 Victor was still a soldier at Camp Lee, Virginia when he applied for naturalization. He was then attached to the 146th Infantry. On his forms, he stated that he was born in Warsaw, Poland (then linked to Russia) on December 8, 1896. He arrived in the US on September 23, 1913 after leaving Hamburg Germany on September 6th on the ship “Victoria”. In 1930 he was boarding in Snowden Township, Allegheny County with the family of Andrew J. Megliss. He was working as a coal miner. He died in Pittsburgh of acute alcoholic enteritis and was interred on April 13, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Waynes, William L., Corporal, Co A, 417th Serv. Batt, Enlisted June 21, 1918, Discharged May 22, 1919, Born June 21, 1898, Died Sept 9, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 19, 3rd grave east tier, [William was born in Fairfax, Virginia and worked as a cook for a William King in Washington DC, where he filled out his World War I draft card. He had already served a year in the 1st Battalion as a private in Company C. He died in Pittsburgh at 40 years of age of chronic nephritis. He was interred on September 12, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weaver, Ellen M., Twins, 1941, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weaver, James S., Twins, 1941, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weber, Mary Lingenfelter, 1877 – 1953, Mother, Section 1, Range 9, Lot 8 singles, grave # 3 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weber, William Frank, 1869 – 1949, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robt Bryarly, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weber, Lida Bryarly, 1878 – 1958, Section 4, Range 10, Lot 6 owned by JR & Robt Bryarly, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weber, George, (plot monument), Jan 29, 1831, Oct 13, 1901, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 5 owned by Susan Weber of Dorseyville, [George Weber was the son of John Weber and Abigail Heinz of Dorseyville. In 1860 he was a farmer, age 30, who was married to wife Susanna and living next to his brother Abraham. He remained in Indiana Township through the 1870 to 1900 census, raising his family. He died at age 70 years, 8 months and 14 days of rheumatism of the heart and was interred on October 16, 1901], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weber, Susanna, (plot monument), 1839 – 1913, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 5 owned by Susan Weber, [Susanna was the wife of George Weber of Indiana Township. Married around the 1860 census date, by 1870 she had 5 children, Albert, Margaret, Emma, Ida and Jane. By 1880 Alice and Gillam had been added to the family. After her husband’s death, she continued to live in the country north of Pittsburgh with 4 of her children. She died in Indiana Township on April 6, 1913 at age 73 of neuralgia of the heart. She was interred on April 10th. Also interred are her children Alice who died in 1929, Ida May, who died in 1933 and Emma who also died in 1933 along with a 1 year old child, Eliza Jane who died on March 24, 1871. None of the children have tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weibel, Leo I., (view 2), 16 May 1893 - 25 Feb 1954, Penna., Musi, USNRF, WWI, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 2, [son of William Weible and wife Catherine.  Born 16 May 1893, he appears on the 1910 census in Etna as a 17 year old working at the shovel works.  He enlisted with the Naval Reserves during World War I and served as a musician], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Joseph S., 1845 - 1917, Father, Section 2, Range 8, Lot X, [spent many years as a farmer in O'Hara Township.  He joined Company H of the 5^th Regiment Heavy Artillery in August of 1862 at Camp Reynolds, Pittsburgh.  In January of 1865 he was transferred to the 204^th Battery and mustered out 6 months later in Pittsburgh], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Sarah E., 1845 - 1927, Mother, Section 2, Range 8, Lot X, [d/o Johnston and Mary Ann (Dodd) Mayhew.  She married Joseph Weichel before the Civil War (around the year 1857) and had 5 children.  After moving from the country to Sharpsburg, the couple lived with Barbara Mayhew, sister of Sarah and owner of the Mayhew family plot in Greenwood], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Alexander P., (lot marker), Co B. 63rd PA Vol, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1, [was one of at least 10 children of Henry and Margaret Weichel.  Born in PA about 1843, he grew up in Indiana Township in a section which later became O’Hara Township.  He joined Company B of the 63rd PA Volunteers which was mostly formed from a military group in Sharpsburg called Collier’s Guards.  They had drilled previously to being signed for the army, and were considered a prime group of soldiers.  During the long march to Gettysburg on the first day of July 1863, he was promoted to 7^th Corporal.  On July 2, 1863, the regiment was holding a road next to Sherfy’s Peach Orchard near Devil’s Den and Round Top.  The enemy was in a wooded area across an oat field, when their shells started bombarding the 63^rd.  Alexander was killed by a shell, the only one of 34 wounded men in the regiment to die that day.  At some point his body may have been recovered and sent to Pittsburgh, but it is just as likely that the tombstone in Greenwood is just a commemorative.  His body may have been one of the 3 children moved to the Greenwood plot from the Presbyterian churchyard in 1891], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Henry, (lot marker), 1812 - 1895, Father, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1, [was the father of Civil War veterans Alexander Weichel and Joseph S. Weichel.  From 1860 until his death in 1895 Henry farmed his land in O’Hara Township.  He and his wife Margaret raised 10 children.  He was born in Pennsylvania about 1812, and the Greenwood records indicate he was born in O’Hara Township, then known as Indiana Township.  His death in 1895 was attributed to old age, as he was in his 80s at the time], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Margaret, (lot marker), 1813 - 1887, Mother, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1, [wife of Henry Weichel and the mother of at least 10 children.  She died before her husband, according to her tombstone, in 1887.  However the interment records for Greenwood do not show her internment.  The year 1887 had months of information gaps, with a series of last names being written down, with no details.  Her burial may have just been overlooked in the record keeping], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, William H., (lot marker), 1849 -1907, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1, [son of Henry and Margaret Weichel of O’Hara Township.  After the death of his parents, William continued to work the family farm.  He never married, but invited his sister Mary and her children to stay with him after the death of her husband.  The cemetery records indicate that he died in Sharpsburg, being found dead of exhaustion in June of 1907], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Harmer C., 1879 – 1961, Father, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 9 owned by Mrs. H C Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Julia R., 1880 – 1951, Mother, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 9 owned by Mrs. H C Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Richard N., 1885 – 1963, Husband, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by R N Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Virginia B., 1881 – 1945, Wife, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 4 quarter lot owned by R N Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Elmer H., TEC 5 1063rd Engr. Forestry Co A US, Enlisted Oct 15, 1942, Discharged Dec 5, 1945, Born Aug 16, 1910, Died Jan 18, 1953, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Alvira Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Elvira E., 1901 – 1992, Wife, Section 1, Range 4, Lot 5 quarter lot owned by Alvira Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, George, 1897 – 1974, Father, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 7 half lot owned by George and Clara Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Clara Ann, 1895 – 1963, Mother, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 7 half lot owned by George and Clara Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, John R., July 28, 1913, June 20, 1981, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 7 half lot owned by George & Clara Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Mary A., 1913 – 1990, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 7 half lot owned by George & Clara Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Edward F., 1900 – 1962, Father, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 11 quarter lot owned by Edw. Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Mary C., 1906 – 1984, Mother, Section 1, Range 3, Lot 11 quarter lot owned by Edw. Weichel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, H. Nelson, 1867 – 1918, Father, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 7 owned by H. Nelson Weichel, [Harry Nelson Weichel was the son of Joseph Weichel, the Civil War veteran and his wife Sarah E. Doads. He was found on the 1880 O’Hara Township census while his father was farming and had 3 children in the house, with Nelson the oldest. By 1900 Nelson was married to wife Benena and living at #67 Cherry Street. He was working as a clothing salesman, but in the next census was an inspector at a pipe mill. The couple had 5 children in all. Some confusion exists in the Greenwood records, as Nelson does not appear in the original interment book under the name Weichel. There is a NW Weigel who died on December 3, 1918, was interred on December 6th. He died in Pittsburgh at age 51 of pneumonia and was buried in Section 5, Range 9, Lot 20. It is possible that this is Nelson Weichel, as Margaret Weichel also appears in this lot. This may have been more than a spelling mistake in the records, with the 2 really being buried in the Range 8 plot, or they could have been removed to Range 8 at a time after interment], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Raymond, 1891 – 1919, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 7 owned by H. Nelson Weichel, [Raymond Philip Weichel was the son of Harry Nelson Weichel and his wife Benena of Etna. He can be found on the 1900 and 1910 census with is parents. He died in Pittsburgh on October 29, 1919 at age 27 of lobar pneumonia. His interment was on October 31, 1919], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weichel, Margaret, 1894 – 1918, Section 5, Range 8, Lot 7 owned by H. Nelson Weichel, [Margaret Weichel is not in the Greenwood interments for this lot. It is possible that she was listed as Margaret Weigle, buried on December 3, 1918 in the lot owned by Charles Weigel in Range 9. Much confusion over the names of this family exists. We don’t know if she was the wife of Raymond, but that is also possible. At some point she was removed to this plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weigle, Mary A., Born Dec 26, 1829, Died Feb 6, 1899, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 13 owned by Mrs. Mary Ann Weigle, [Mary Ann Weigle was the wife of John Weigle of Sharpsburg. John was a carpenter who settled in Sharpsburg as early as 1860, but because of the difficulty in finding the proper spelling of his name in census records, he is difficult to trace. The couple had at least 5 children, Samuel, William Edward, Emma and Florence. Mary was interred on February 9, 1899 and may be related to Mary Ann Fitzgerald, who was the first interment in the plot. Also interred in the plot are Sarah Webster who died in Etna at age 58 in 1900, and an infant Anderson who died in 1923. Neither have tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, James Glasgow, (monument), 1835 - 1897, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [born in Castle Dawson, Londonderry, Ireland the third of eight children born to Alexander Weir and Rachel Speer.  He immigrated to Pittsburgh in 1857 and apprenticed as a wagon maker.  By 1860 he had established his own wagon manufacturing business.  He married Annie Porter and the couple had twelve children.  He bought 100 acres in O’Hara Township and raised his family in the country while managing his Pittsburgh business.  His workshop was burnt to the ground during the Railroad Strike on 22 July 1877 and again during the Homestead Steel Strike of 1892.  He was involved in the incorporation of Greenwood Cemetery and was elected to the Allegheny County Board of Commissioners 3 times.  In April of 1897 he died of consumption], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Annie W. Porter, (monument), 1840 - 1914, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [was the daughter of George Porter and his wife W. Stuart of Warren Township, Trumbull County, Ohio.  She married James G. Weir and established a fine home in O’Hara Township, supporting her husband in his wide social and business life.  Although she had 12 children, between the years 1862 and 1877 she lost 6 of them to diseases such as typhoid and scarlet fever.  In the process, she became a nurse for her family and other local families suffering the same wrenching losses.  She died in Crafton at the home of her daughter Lula Weir Loring on 14 February 1914.  Her funeral was at the home of her son George on Kittanning pike in O’Hara Township], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Alexander, (monument), 1861 - 1862, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [originally had been interred at Uniondale Cemetery.  When Greenwood Cemetery opened it’s plots for use in late 1874, was moved to present location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Alexander, (monument), 1861 - 1862, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [originally had been interred at Uniondale Cemetery.  When Greenwood Cemetery opened it’s plots for use in late 1874, was moved to present location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Isabella Porter, (monument), 1863 - 1863, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [originally had been interred at Uniondale Cemetery.  When Greenwood Cemetery opened it’s plots for use in late 1874, was moved to present location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Alexander Porter, (monument), 1866 - 1867, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [originally had been interred at Uniondale Cemetery.  When Greenwood Cemetery opened it’s plots for use in late 1874, was moved to present location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Anna Bella, (monument), 1867 - 1869, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [originally had been interred at Uniondale Cemetery.  When Greenwood Cemetery opened it’s plots for use in late 1874, was moved to present location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, James Glasgow, Jr., (monument), 1871 - 1877, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, James Gamble, (monument), 1873 - 1876, c/o James G. & Annie P, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Gamble, (monument), 1849 - 1892, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [child of Alexander and Rachel Speer Weir and the brother of James Glasgow Weir.  He was born in Ireland about 1849.  He immigrated on 15 June 1869 on the “City of London” and became the Superintendent of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police.  He died in Pittsburgh in 15 January 1892, a victim of poisoning.  Two people were arrested after arriving in Staten Island, New York, one of whom was the woman whose house he boarded at in Pittsburgh for a number of years.  The house rented by the two suspects in New York was full of jewelry and diamonds, even though they were working class people and all of the furniture in the home was identified as belonging to Gamble Weir], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, John, (monument), 1843 - 1892, Section 4, Range 2, Lots 12-14, [was the brother of James Glasgow Weir, both being children of Alexander and Rachel Weir.  A general laborer in Allegheny City during the early 1870s, he joined his brother’s carriage making business.  He helped rebuild the manufacturing house after the fire of 1877, when it moved to 9^th and Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh.  In February 1892, the same year his brother Gamble was poisoned, John died in Uniontown of bronchitis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, William H., Sgt Co A 26 PA Vol, d. 15 Nov 1898, [was born in Ireland about 1833.  He joined Company A of the 26^th Regiment of the PA Infantry as a sergeant on 27 May 1861 at Philadelphia.  He left the company in August of 1862.  He died in Sharpsburg of bronchitis at age 65.  A replacement stone was mistakenly placed on the grave of George Gift-view 2], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Wilson Speer, (monument), 26 Nov 1879 - 08 Feb 1952, Section 4, Lots 12 - 14, [Wilson Weir was the son of James Glasgow Weir and Annie W. Porter Weir.  H was born on 26 November 1879 and managed the firm of J.G. Weir and Son.  He later was foreman at a steel company and manager of a manufacturer of truck bodies.  He died in February of 1952.  He was the father of past president of Greenwood Cemetery, James Weir and grandfather of the present president of Greenwood, Robert Weir], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Anne Aylesworth, (monument), 10 Jan 1885 - 22 Apr 1963, Section 4, Lots 12 - 14, [Anne Aylesworth Weir was one of 6 children of Allison Aylesworth and his wife Anna.  She married Wilson Speer Weir and had two children, Jane and James, both of whom were members of the Board of Managers of Greenwood Cemetery], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Radcliffe, 1841 - 1926, Father, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Radcliff Weir was born in Castle Dawson, County Derry, Ireland on March 2, 1841 to Alexander Weir and Rachel Speer. He was the brother of John, James and Gamble Weir who are all buried in Section 4. He immigrated in 1865 aboard the ship “Star of the West”, landing in New York City on December 8, 1865. Shortly after that, he married his wife Charlotte Brown. Their first known child, John, was born in 1867. In all, they raised at least 8 children, some of whom are also in the family plot. Radcliff appears in the 1870 Directory of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Cities as a drayman, living at #64 3rd Avenue. By 1874 he owned an ice house, which grew into a substantial business. The last he appears along with advertising his business, the Cold Spring Ice Company, was in 1882. Sometime between then and 1900 he moved to Stewart Township, Fayette County. He died in Ohiopyle at age 84 of heart failure and arterio sclerosis on February 27, 1926. He was interred on March 2, 1926, following his wife and 4 of his children to the plot], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Charlotta, 1843 - 1902, Mother, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Charlotta Brown was born in Castle Dawson, County Derry, Ireland, according to at least one researcher. Her parents are not known, and we don’t know when she immigrated, but in the 1880 Pittsburgh census she and husband Radcliff have 5 children and the oldest is a son, John R., who was born about 1867 in PA. The plot contains 4 other children, so she may have had up to 9 children in all. In 1900 she and Radcliff were living in Stewart Township, Fayette County with their youngest surviving son, Robert. Charlotta died in Allegheny City at age 59 of pneumonia. She was interred on October 26, 1902], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Alexander Gamble, (view 2), 05 Mar 1872 - 13 Aug 1878, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Alexander Gamble Weir was the young son of Radcliff and Charlotta Weir of Pittsburgh, named after Radcliff Weir’s family members. He was born on March 5, 1872. At age 5 he suffered from diphtheria and died on August 13, 1878. He was interred on August 14, 1878, starting two horrendous weeks in which his parents lost 3 children. His is the first stone on the right in a set of 4 stones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Rachel, (view 2), 01 Sep 1871 - 26 Aug 1873, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Rachel Weir was a child of Radcliff and Charlotta Weir. Born in 1871, she would have been the 3rd of 9 known children to the couple. She died in Pittsburgh on August 26, 1878 at age 2 of scarlet fever. She was the third child lost to the couple within 2 weeks], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Mary Ann, (view 2), 05 May 1886 - 19 Mar 1889, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Mary Ann Weir was a child of Radcliff and Charlotta Weir of Pittsburgh. She was born in 1886, probably the last born child of Charlotta. There is no interment record for the burial for this child. She apparently has a second middle name, but the tombstone is worn and only the last letters “ence” can be made out], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, James G., (view 2), 24 Jul 1875 - 25 Aug 1878, [James G. Weir was the young son of Radcliff and Charlotte Weir. He died on August 25, 1878 at age 2. He succumbed to scarlet fever and was buried on the same day that he died. He was the second of 3 children in the family to die during a two week period. The tombstone is very worn, and another name seems to be written, but it cannot be made out with any certainty], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Mary E., d/o John F. & Sarah E., d. 02 Nov 1908, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Mary Evaline Weir was the daughter of John R. Weir and his wife Sarah. She was a stillborn child born in 1908. She was interred on November 3, 1908], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Sarah E., 1877 - 1955, Mother, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [Sarah E. Weir was the wife of John R. Weir of Pittsburgh. She appears in the 1910 Pittsburgh census of the 13th Ward at #616 Oakwood Street with her husband John and daughter Sarah, age 3. She had already lost another daughter, Mary Evaline, who was stillborn in 1908. By 1920, living in Knoxville, she had another daughter, Evaline, born about 1913. She was interred in the family plot in Greenwood on August 13, 1955], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, John R., 1867 - 1950, Father, Section 3, Range 1, Lots 4 & 6 owned by Radcliff Weir, [John R. Weir was the son of Radcliff and Charlotta Weir. He was the oldest known child of the couple to survive, appearing in the 1880 census as a 13 year old. In 1910 he lived in Pittsburgh’s 13th Ward at #616 Oakwood Street with his wife Sarah and daughter Sarah, age 3. In 1920 he lived in Knoxville and the couple had added another daughter Evaline, age 7. They lost another daughter, Mary Evaline, in 1908. John was interred in 1950], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weir, Dickie H., 1921 - 1923, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 16 owned by James A Smith Jr., [Dickie Weir may have been a grandchild of James A. Smith and his wife Susan. The couple had 6 children, 5 of them daughters, so any of them may have Dickie for a child. He died in Pittsburgh at age 1 of acute gastro enteritis on July 8, 1923. He was interred on July 10], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weisenstein, Emma D., 1865 - 1943, Mother, Section 2, Range 20, Lot 3 owned by Simon P. Weisenstein, [Emma was the wife of Simon Weisenstein of Sharpsburg. In the 1900 census of Sharpsburg they lived at #13 14th Street with their daughter Carline, age 14. Simon was a tinner and Emma had a total of 3 children, losing all but her daughter before 1900. In 1920 the couple lived in New Castle, Delaware, but when Emma died, she was apparently interred in Greenwood to lie next to the 2 children that she lost. Clarence Weisenstein died in 1897 at age 5 of an inflammation of the stomach. After being interred in Range 19 of Section 2, he was moved to Range 20. In 1900 his sister Lillian died of consumption at age 11. She was interred on May 6, 1900], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weist, Elsie P., 1900 - 1946, Mother, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weist, Emily P., 1921 - 1964, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weist, Lester Fulton, 1960 - 1973, My Son, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weist, George L., Pvt. Co G, 318th Inf, Enlisted April 5, 1918, Discharged June 5, 1919, Born Jan 27, 1896, Died Aug 5, 1964, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 19, 2nd grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weiterhausen, Fannie, 1912 - 1942, Mother, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wells, John S. Jr., March 26, 1897, March 11, 1966, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 8 quarter lot owned by John Wells, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Welsh, James M., d. 11 Jan 1876, in his 33 Year, Section 2, Range 19, Lots 5 & 6 owned by Andrew Lindsey, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Welsh, Thomas, d. 25 Oct 1883, in his 77 Year, Section 2, Range 19, Lots 5 & 6 owned by Andrew Lindsey, [Thomas Welsh only appears on the 1880 Marshall Township census along with the Andrew Lindsey family. He was 73 years of age at the time and was perhaps the father of Jane Lindsey, Andrew’s wife. He and James M. Welsh were interred in Greenwood on January 16, 1894 along with Thomas H. Lindsey. The three were apparently moved from another location, however is not disclosed in the cemetery records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wenk, Fred Wenk, Infant Son, 1907, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 10 owned by J C Schirmer, [Fred Wenk was probably the child of Anna Schirmer Wenk. His father’s name is unknown. His interment is listed under the name John F. Wenk. He died in Allegheny City at age 5 months of marasmus, which is a failure to thrive. He was interred on October 30, 1907], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wenk, William, 1902 – 1962, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 10 owned by J C Schirmer, [William Wenk was probably the son of Anna Schirmer and the grandson of John and Mary Schirmer. The only census in which he was found is the 1920 Ward 25 census of his divorced mother and his sister May. He was interred in the family plot on February 22, 1962], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wenzel, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 3 owned by Mrs. Agnes Wenzel, [This stone monument commemorates the Wenzel family. Buried in the plot is John Wenzel, a wagon maker from Harmar Township who appears on the 1880 census with wife Agnes and children Nanny, Harry, James and Thomas. It is unknown what year in which he died, but he was interred in Strohm’s Cemetery currently in Fox Chapel. He was moved to Greenwood on May 9, 1923. His wife Agnes, who moved to Verona after his death, died there on August 19, 1921 at age 65 of pernicious anemia. She was interred on August 22. Their daughter Nan died in Verona on November 7, 1925 at age 52 suffering from “general comatose”. She was interred on November 10], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weppleman, Marie E., February 25, 1916, February 24, 1997, Our Beloved Mother, Section 5, Range 2, Lot 8 single, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wesson, Katherine, nee Schneider, 1906 – 1951, Daughter, Section 5, Range 4, Lot 5 owned by Mrs. Philip Schneider

Weston, George, 1954 - 1999, Section 6, Range 6, Row 6, Grave # 16 & 17, (contributed by Diane Nichols), (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weston, Emma E., (view 2), 1867 - 1955, Section 3, Range 4, Lot 12 owned by Arthur D. Weston, [Emma E. Jones was the daughter of David and Mary Jones of Etna. David worked in the local roll mill. In 1880 Emma was 12 years old, the middle child of the family which had 5 children in all. In 1900 she was listed with 3 children, Henry, Bertram and Mary. She had lost 1 child by that time. In 1910 they lived in Ambridge and Emma had given birth to 7 children, but only 5 were living. Besides the 3 listed above, she also had Sarah and James. By 1920 only Mary, Sarah and James were still at home. In 1930 her son James was still in the household with his Oklahoma born wife Helen and 2 grandchildren, Harry and Elizabeth. Emma was interred on August 9, 1955], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weston, Arthur D., (view 2), 1866 - 1942, Section 3, Range 4, Lot 12 owned by Arthur D. Weston, [Arthur Weston first appears in the 1880 Etna census as a 14 year old boarder in the home of Sarah Nuks. His parents were both born in England. Arthur was only 14 years of age, but already working in the local rolling mill. By 1900, still in Etna, he was married to Emma E. Jones and had 3 children. By 1910 the family had moved to Ambridge where Arthur worked as a millwright in the bridge shop of the American Bridge Company, which he also worked for in 1920 and 1930. He was interred on December 6, 1942], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Weston, Jeanette Moore, (plot marker), 1893 - 1957, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 8 owned by Mrs. Mary Moritz, [Jennette Moore was the daughter of George and Eliza Moore of Sharpsburg. She lived in Sharpsburg with her family in the 1900 and 1910 census. The 1920 census has a Janet Weston of Pittsburgh’s 14th Ward with husband Edwin H. Weston, and the couple had a 4 year old daughter, Ellen. This may or may not be Jennette Moore, but few other choices are apparent. By 1930 she was a widow living in Etna on Grant Avenue along with William Moritz, both boarders at the home of John Geisler. The Moritz and Moore families were related. Jennette was interred on August 14, 1957], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wetzel, Nancy Henry, (view 2), w/o John Wetzel, 15 Aug 1852 - 02 Oct 1883, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 11 (owned by Wilson Henry), [was the daughter of Wilson Henry and his wife Eliza.  The dates of her tombstone are very worn, but they appear to give her birth as 15 Aug 1852.  She died in O’Hara Township of consumption 02 Oct 1883], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wetzel, John Herbert, Pvt. 98th Balloon Co, Air Service, Enlisted Dec 8, 1917, Discharged Feb 24, 1919, Born Sept 21, 1891, Died May 22, 1954, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 1, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whalen, John J., Feb 15, 1886, July 9, 1972, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 8 owned by Nancy Short, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whalen, Cora M., Feb 17, 1890, Nov 19, 1980, Mother”Section 5, Range 3, Lot 8 owned by Nancy Short, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, John W., 1873 - 1941, Father, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Elizabeth M., 1897 - 1984, Mother, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, John W., 30 Mar 1922 - 22 Mar 1986, US Army, Section 6, Range 6, Row 4, Grave # 10, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Walter M., F 1/C US Navy, World War II, 1915 – 1954, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 2, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Ernest, PVt Co C, 545th Engrs., Enlisted June 30, 1918, Discharged June 6, 1919, Born Aug 7, 1892, Died Nov 16, 1958, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 16, 2nd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Katie M., Sept 13, 1912, July 4, 1984, Section 9, Row 1A, Grave 118, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Marion, Corp. 46th Co 12th Tr. BN, 157th Dep. Bgd, Enlisted Oct 4, 1917, Discharged Dec 8, 1918, Born 1895, Died Dec 11, 1932, [The PA Veteran Burial Card to Marion has a death date of December 12, 1932. He died in Pittsburgh at age 34 of acute lobar pneumonia and was interred on December 14, 1932], Section 9, Row 15, grave 19, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

White, Lelia Johnson, 1884 – 1933, Mother, [Lelia White lived in Pittsburgh’s 5th Ward in 1930 on Elba Street. In the home of this widow lived her daughters Elbertis, Mattie and Sallie, as well as Sallie’s husband Roosevelt Garmon and her 2 children. Lelia died in Pittsburgh on December 20, 1933 at age 47 of a cerebral hemorrhage. She was interred on December 23, 1933], Section 9, Lot 9, grave 33, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Hiram, 1830 - 1906, Father, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was born in Broadtop, Bedford County, PA, the son of Thomas Whitehead and Margaret Horton.  In 1850 the Whitehead family was found in Black Lick, Indiana County, and Hiram was one of 11 children.  In 1860,Hiram was living in Allegheny City with his wife Margaret and their first child Emma, who married Hiram Danehower, and their young son Hiram.  By 1880, Hiram and Margaret were living in O’Hara Township and had 10 children of their own.  Hiram was working at a saw mill at that time.  He died in early May of 1906 of chronic nephritis at the age of 75 years], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Margaret, 1835 - 1912, Mother, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was the wife of Hiram Whited of O’Hara Township.  She was the daughter of Benjamin and Barbara Shloup of Sharpsburg, who immigrated from Switzerland.  She died in O’Hara Twp. of bronchitis at age 76, and was buried in Greenwood on May 21, 1912], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Harry S., 1858 - 1938, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was also known as Hiram Whited, the first born son of Hiram Whited and Margaret Shloup.  Born in 1858, he had many jobs during his lifetime.  In 1890 he was listed as a marble polisher in Sharpsburg.  In 1900 he was living in Upper Saint Clair with his wife Catherine and two children, Charles and Ira and was a fireman.  In 1910 he lived in New Castle, Lawrence County PA with his second wife Myrtle and worked as an insurance agent.  By 1920 he had moved to Youngstown, Mahoning Co, Ohio, a widower for the second time.  By 1930 he was still in Youngstown, but was the owner of a gas station.  He died in O’Hara Township at age 80 of peritonitis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Edward B., 1873 - 1947, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was the son and ninth child of Hiram and Margaret Whited of O’Hara Township.  He never married, but lived with his mother in O’Hara Township on Winshell Street as he worked as a tile setter.  After the death of his mother, Edward and his brother Oscar, and his sister Mary and his widowed sister Virginia McLaughlin lived together on Winshell Street], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Frank W., 1869 - 1951, h/o Olive, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was the son of Hiram Whited and Margaret Shloup.  In 1920 he lived on Sampson Street in Pittsburgh and worked as a laborer in a shovel factory.  In 1930 he and wife Olive lived on Federal Street], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Oscar C., 1875 - 1957, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was another son of Hiram and Margaret Whited.  He apparently never married.  He worked as a general laborer, at such places as a mill and road construction crews.  From 1910 to 1930 he and his brother Edward lived with their sisters Mary, Cordellia and Virginia on Winshell Street in Pleasant Valley, O’Hara Township], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Thomas F., 1860 - 1892, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 6 owned by Margaret Whited, [was the oldest surviving son of Hiram and Margaret Whited of O’Hara Township.  In 1880 he was learning the blacksmith trade.  In late November of 1892 he was living in Marion, Indiana when he heard of his older sister’s horrible death in a house fire.  On December 15, 1892 he was interred in Greenwood after his death caused by an overdose of medicine.  He was 32 years of age], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whited, Matilda A., Wife of Elmer, 1860 – 1902, Section 5, Range 13, Lots 6 and 8 owned by Margaret Whited, [Matilda, wife of Elmer was found in the 1900 census of Center Township, Grant County, Indiana. She and Elmer were boarders at the home of Matilda Murphy of #136 Spencer Street. Emler was working as a glass blower. They had a 9 year old daughter named Marie. Known as Tillie, she was born in Worthington, Armstrong County, just north of the Allegheny County line. She died in Marion, Indiana at age 40 of cancer. She was interred on February 13, 1902], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whitfield, Oscar L., Pvt 13th Co, 154th Dep. Brig, Enlisted Oct 17, 1918, discharged Jan 10, 1919, Born Mar 12, 1897, Died May 3, 1938, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 22, 4th grave west tier, [In his World War I draft card, Oscar stated that he was born in Pomeroy, Ohio. At the time, he was working at a glass company in Charleroi, PA, living on 11th Street. He died in South Fayette Twp, at age 41 of psychosis and paralysis. He was interred on May 6, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whitlock, Elwood, Pvt Co A, 505th Engr. Ser. BN, Enlisted Oct 27, 1917, Discharged June 5, 1919, Mar 15, 1888, Died May 14, 1920, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 19, 4th grave, row 11, west tier, [Elwood was found on a 1910 census in Pittsburgh’s 12th Ward, the son of Fannie Whitlock and brother of Nellie. He was 21 years old and working as a driver. He stated on his World War I draft card that he was born in Pittsburgh and was working as a teamster. In 1920 he lived with his mother and step-father, Albert Williams. He was a laborer with building supplies. He died in O’Hara Township at age 41 years, 13 months and 28 days of tuberculosis. He was interred on May 18th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Whitty, Elizabeth, consort of Joseph, 08 Feb 1852, aged 46Y, Section 3, Range 6, Lot 1 (owned by the M. E. Church), [Originally buried in the Methodist Episcopal Churchyard of Etna, Elizabeth was moved to Greenwood on 14 August 1893 by the church], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wible, John, Co D 93 PA Inf, d. 28 Feb 1925, SEction 5, Range 13, Lot 2, [born around 1846 in Shaler Township, the son of Rudolph and Elizabeth Wyble of Switzerland.  Only 14 years of age when the war started, he waited until 1864 to join company D of the 193^rd PA Volunteers, enlisting at Camp Howe, Pittsburgh on 13 July. The regiment was formed for 100 days in response to a raid on the railroads leading to Baltimore in 1864, and they spent the majority of their enlistment guarding bridges.  John was also one of the two company’s musicians.  He was discharged with the rest of the company on 9 November 1864 at Pittsburgh.  Coming home to Etna, he married twice, Sarah his first wife born in West Virginia and Grace, born in Scotland, and had at least 4 children.  Grace is also buried in the plot, as is a son William by his first wife, daughter Louise by his second wife, who married Curtis Stewart, and their one day old baby, Dorothy.  Louis Weibel, John’s youngest brother is also buried there.  None of them have tombstones], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wick, Robert A., (plot marker), 1911 - 1971, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [Robert A Wick of Robert M. Wick of Concord, Butler County. He had at least 9 brothers and sisters. The couple had no children. He was interred on May 15, 1971 from the A R Campbell Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wick, S. Blanche, (plot marker), His Wife, 1910 - 1986, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 6 owned by Crawford Campbell, [Blanche Campbell was the daughter of Roland and Lucille Campbell of Fox Chapel, Allegheny County], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wick, William S., (plot marker), 1907 – 1980, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 8 half lot owned by W S Wick, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wick, Miriam R., (plot marker), 1908 – 1987, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 8 half lot owned by W S Wick, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wick, Catherine L., 1913 – 1997, Daughter, Section 5, Range 7, Lot 3 owned by George Meister, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wiegand, John, (plot marker), 1853 - 1916, My Husband, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [John Wiegand was a German immigrant who landed in New York City in the year 1866 on the ship “Helveta”. He is very difficult to find in any early census records, but the Diffenbacher Directory of Pittsburgh has him as a teamster at Streets Barry and McCord in Pittsburgh in 1890. He may have already been married at that time. He is listed under the O’Hara census in 1910 on Chapman Street, with his wife and 3 children. He died in Sharpsburg on February 3, 1916 of chronic gastritis at age 62], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wiegand, Augusta, (plot marker), 1859 - 1931, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Augusta Wiegand was the wife of John Wiegand of Pittsburgh and Sharpsburg. She was also born in Germany on September 15, 1859, but may have immigrated earlier than her husband, so they probably married in Pittsburgh. In 1910 they were living on Chapman Street. Augusta indicated that she had 9 children, although only 3, Anna, Minnie and Walter, were with them at the time. She died on September 5, 1931 in Sharpsburg at age 71 of heart problems. Her funeral was handled by the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home on Main Street in Sharpsburg. In 1904 after the family plot was purchased, 3 children were moved from the Sharpsburg Lutheran Cemetery and the remains were the first interments in Greenwood. The names were August, Freddie and Edith (although the interment book has that one listed as Eddie)], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wiegand, Henry H., (plot marker), 1880 - 1963, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Henry Wiegand is incredibly hard to find in any census records, even to confirm that he is a son of John and Augusta Wiegand of Sharpsburg. One possible clue is found in the 1920 census of the village of Dennison, Tuscarawas County, Ohio were he is on a construction crew run by a Stephen Flynn. He must had constantly traveled from one job to the next. He was interred in Greenwood on May 18, 1963], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wiegand, Walter A., (plot marker), 23 Jun 1892 - 30 Jul 1943, Pvt Co 45, 153rd Dep Brig 1918 - 1919, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 14 owned by John Wiegand, [Walter A. Wiegand was the son of John and Augusta Wiegand of Sharpsburg. He lived with his parents, and then with his widowed mother for many years at #1816 Chapman Street. His World War I Draft Card just states that he was a laborer in O’Hara Township, but the World War II card states that he worked for Mr. Fisher on Kittanning Pike, Presumably the one who had a greenhouse at the head of the driveway of Greenwood Cemetery], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wiggins, Thorton H., US Army, Korea, Oct 7, 1934, Jul 5, 1997, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wigginton, Esther L., 1927 – 2006, In Loving Memory, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 half lot owned by R B Wigginton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wigginton, Richard Lee, PFC US Army, Feb 16, 1927, Sep 13, 2001, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 half lot owned by R B Wigginton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wigginton, Robert B., 1888 – 1980, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 half lot owned by R B Wigginton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wigginton, Ida A., 1900 – 1994, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 5 half lot owned by R B Wigginton, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wightman, James M., Dec 18, 1868, Oct 26, 1895, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 12 owned by Mrs. Margaret Wightman, [James was born in Montrose, the son of John and Margaret Wightman. He was 12 years old in 1880 when the census shows him with his parents and 6 siblings. He died in Hoboken at age 27 of consumption and was interred on October 28, 1895], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wightman, John, Oct 29, 1839, Feb 6, 1896, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 12 owned by Mrs. Margaret Wightman, [John Whiteman was born in Ireland and lived in the Hoboken area, now the modern town of Blawnox. His wife was named Margaret, and was also born in Ireland, as was the first two children of the couple, Ellen and Agnes. John worked as a hand on the railroad while raising his 7 children. He died in Hoboken at age 58 of consumption and was interred on February 8, 1896. Also interred in the family plot are his daughters Agnes and Margaret, and his son James, as well as wife Margaret], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wightman?, Frank A., Section 2, Range 12, Lot 12 owned by Mrs. Margaret Wightman, [Frank may be related to the Wightman family, but no records at Greenwood can solve this problem. Without a last name on the stone, he cannot be indexed. The family list in the cemetery lot book does not contain a Frank, and the two census records found for the family do not have a Frank. Another tombstone base is also in the plot, minus a name plate], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, Harvey R., 1891 - 1948, Father, Fireman flag marker, Sect. 2, Range 1, [died of heart attack after fire call.  Harvey Raymond Wikert was born in Millvale on 17 June 1891, the son of William Wikert and Anna Margaret Wanner.  He married Elizabeth Sophia Henrich in Sharpsburg in 1914.  While living in Sharpsburg the couple had their only child, a son named after his father.  They moved to Dewey Street in Etna and Harvey worked for Standard Oil Company, driving a truck.  He also volunteered for the Etna Fire Department.  He died at home after polishing a fire truck that had returned from a fire on 27 June 1948], (contributed by Diane Nichols), obituary

Wikert, Elizabeth S., 1891 - 1974, Mother, Section 2, Range 1, [Elizabeth Sophia Henrich was born 8 March 1891 in O’Hara Township, the daughter of John August Henrich and Katherine Schuster.  She grew up on the family farm in Hampton Township and spent years caring for her 11 younger brothers and sisters while her mother cooked, cleaned and worked on the farm.  She married Harvey Wikert in 1914, with their Etna house becoming the escape route for her siblings as they left the farm.  She also lived in O’Hara and Indiana Township at the home of her son before her death at St. Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh on 18 September 1974], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, Harvey R., Jr., 24 Mar 1915 - 26 Feb 1975, Sgt US Army WWII, Sect. 2, Range 2, [Harvey Raymond Wikert Jr. was born in Etna, the son of Harvey Wikert and Elizabeth Henrich Wikert.  He worked for HJ Heinz Company until his enlistment in the US Army in 1941.  He and Helen Ferber were married in Laurel, Maryland 30 June 1941.  After the war he lived in the house at Greenwood Cemetery until 1959.  Harvey drove his own truck as an independent steel hauler until his death in Indiana Township at his home in February of 1975], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, Helen Ferber, 1915 - 2004, Section 2, Range 2, [Helen moved with her parents to the house in Greenwood Cemetery on her 6th birthday in 1921. She lived there until 1959. She was a member of the Board of Managers of the cemetery and its long-time secretary.  Helen Elizabeth Ferber Wikert was the only child of Albert Ferber and Louise Herbig.  Born in O’Hara Township on Kittanning Pike, she taught school for O’Hara Township in the late 1930s, then taught in elementary schools in Bladensburg and Beltsville in Prince George County, Maryland during World War II.  While living in O’Hara and Indian Township, she was a substitute teacher for Fox Chapel Schools.  After the death of her husband she moved to Baytown, Texas for several years, then to Blawnox and then South Buffalo Township, Armstrong County to live with her daughter Diane.  She died in Natrona Heights in 2004 due to complications of pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, Simon, d. 17 Feb 1897, Co E 63rd PA Vol., Sect. 5, [only stone in plot that contains 13 family members.  Simon Wikert was the son of Matthias Wikert and Susanna Henrich of Manor Township, Lancaster County PA.  The Wikert family moved to Pittsburgh after a short stay in Crawford County. They appear on the 1840 Allegheny County census records in Ross Twp. and the 1850 Pine Twp. census.  In 1854 Simon married Anna Jane Smith and by 1860 most of the family lived in Sharpsburg, following the death of their father.  Simon joined Company E of the 63^rd PA Regiment in 1861. After the second battle of Bull Run he experienced attacks of epilepsy and was discharged from the army.  He and his family lived in Sharpsburg, then moved to Millvale between 1870 and 1880, where he continued to fight for years for his military pension.  He and wife Anna had 9 children.  He died on 17 February 1897 in Millvale and was buried 2 days later in Greenwood.  Others buried within the plot include his wife, Anna, his youngest daughter Laura, who died in 1891 of typhoid fever, son Jacob Albert who drowned in 1918, and son Harry who died days later of pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, William, (view 2), Section 2, Range 1, Lot X, [William Sylvester Wikert was the son of William A. Wikert and Anna Margaret Wanner.  He was born in Millvale on 12 August 1894.  His first wife was Elizabeth Eastland, and his second wife was a cousin, Jean Wikert Thorne.  He died in November of 1863 and was buried in the plot behind Harvey Wikert Sr., his brother.  His grave has always been marked only with an aluminum nametag, using his brother’s stone for the Wikert name], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wikert, Dorothy A., nee Tomm, Oct 2, 1921, May 23, 1948, and Infant Son, Section 5, Range 4, Lot 2 owned by Wm. E. Eastland, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilcox, Earl, 1897 - 1943, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilcox, J. B., 1901 - 1942, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilhelm, Albert, 1898 – 1908, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilhelm, Margaret, 1901 – 1913, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilhelm, Helen M., 1893 – 1974, Section 5, range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilhelm, John F., (view 2), 1886 – 1926, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilhelm, Jennie F., (view 2), 1893 – 1969, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by August Wilhelm, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilkinson, William, (view 2), 1831 – 1910, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, [It is difficult to know when William immigrated from Ireland to the US, as there are so many men by this name, and he doesn’t seem to appear in Pittsburgh on any census. We do know that he died in Pittsburgh at age 78 of “La Grippe”. He was interred on January 11, 1910], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilkinson, Mary Jane, (view 2), His Wife, 1840 – 1922, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, [Mary Jane Wilkinson was the wife of William and was also born in Ireland. She immigrated in 1875 according to the 1910 Pittsburgh census. She was living in Ward 10 with her son Abraham and daughter Jennie, who was married to James Barefoot. She stated that she had 3 children, with 2 living at the time. Also in the home is James Barefoot, her son-in-law. Mary Jane died on April 4, 1922 in Pittsburgh at age 85. Her death was caused by arterio sclerosis, and she was interred on April 7], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilkinson, Abram, 1879 – 1949, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 9 owned by William Wilkinson, [Abraham Wilkinson was the son of William and Mary Jane Wilkinson, Irish immigrants who lived in Pittsburgh. Abraham was born in PA on June 14 1879, but the family does not show up of Pittsburgh census records until 1910. At that time Abraham was a laborer in a cork factory and later worked for Westinghouse Electric. After the death of his parents, he lived with his married sister Jennie Barefoot. He was interred on March 29, 1949], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilkinson, Children of Wm & Mary, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 5 owned by William Wilkinson and Alex Marshall, [Rebecca Wilkinson was born in Pittsburgh and died there on March 17, 1878 at age 7 months and 20 days. She was interred on March 18, 1878. James Wilkinson died in Pittsburgh at age 5 months and 10 days. He was interred on February 18, 1888. These may be the grandchildren of William Wilkinson and wife Mary, both born in Ireland], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilkinson, William J., (view 2), 1860 – 1900, Father, Section 2, Range 13, Lot 5 owned by William Wilkinson & Alex Marshall, [William Wilkinson immigrated to the US in 1880 according to the 1900 Pittsburgh census, perhaps on the shop Bolivia from Glasgow and Moville to New York. He was living in Pittsburgh’s 25th Ward in 1900 with wife Matilda and 6 children. He died at age 39 years and 11 months of pneumonia and was interred on November 20, 1900. Also in the plot are a Rebecca and James Wilkinson, both children. Rebecca may have been the daughter of one of his brothers, and James may have been one of his children. Not enough information is present for a total identification], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Willey, Mary, w/o John, d. 29 Mar 1863, aged 66Y, Section 1, range 21, Lot 3, 4th grave from the north side, [John and Mary Willey are only found on the 1850 Sharpsburg census. John was 50 and stated that he was born in Delaware. Mary was born in Maryland and was 52 years of age at the time. It is not known where John is buried. Mary was removed from the graveyard of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church on August 20, 1904 with several other bodies during a week when 17 other remains were moved], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Kristee A., 1948 - 2009, Section 6, Range 5 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Wm. D., d. 14 Nov 1863, aged 71Y 11M, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 3 owned by the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church, [William D. Williams was a resident of Sharpsburg in 1860. He was born in South Wales and was a mason by trade. When he died in 1868 he was buried in the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church graveyard. During the year 1904, the church moved 19 people from that graveyard to a plot in Section 1 of Greenwood. No additional information was given in the Greenwood interments other than his age of 71, which was mistakenly written by his son’s name. His name was given as “Father Williams”, so the tombstone and census records were needed to straighten out the records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Isabella, illegible, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 3 owned by the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church, [Isabella Williams was the wife of William D. Williams of Sharpsburg. In the 1860 census she gave her age as 55 and stated that she was born in Pennsylvania. She worked as a seamstress. She died on February 17, 1871 at age 71 according to Greenwood interment records, and was interred in the Sharpsburg Presbyterian graveyard. Her remains were moved on August 19, 1904 along with those of her husband and son, Edward], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Edward D., d. 17 Nov 1868, aged 21Y 2M, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 3 owned by the Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church, [Edward D. Williams was the son of William D. Williams and his wife Isabella. He appears on the 1860 Sharpsburg census as a 13 year old boy. When he died, he was interred in the graveyard of the local Presbyterian church. His remains were moved to Greenwood on August 19, 1904 with his parents and the remains of 16 other people], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Larry, Father, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Edith I., 1897 - 1975, Section 3, Range 5, Lot 3 owned by John C. Williams, [Edith Irene Williams was interred on September 26, 1975 in the Williams family plot. Because the Williams name is so common, the lack of the 1890 census makes it extremely difficult to track and positively identify the members of this family. The plot also includes a Mrs. Lillie Williams who died in April of 1934 at age 59. She may be the mother or mother-in-law of Edith], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, John C., 22 Jul 1847 - 08 Nov 1906, Section 3, Range 5, Lot 3 owned by John C. Williams, [John C. Williams was born in Ohio and in 1880 lived in Pittsburgh on McCandless Avenue which was described as a hillside where the houses were not numbered. John was 32 and a fireman at an oil works. In the house was his wife Sarah, age 30, and 4 children, Lillie, age 9, Edward, age 7, John, age 3, and Sarah, age 1. In 1900 John was 52 and living in Shaler Township and was a carpenter. He was living with a G. W. Williams, age 45, who was a school teacher. John died on November 8, 1906 of heart disease. He was laid to rest on November 11, 1906. Several children are also in the plot as well as a Celia Williams who died in 1896 at age 46 and a John C. Williams Jr. who died at age 21 in 1898], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Mary E., 1855 - 1925, Mother, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1 owned by Henry Weichel, [Mary E. Weichel was the daughter of Henry and Margaret Weichel, born in July of 1854. Before 1880 she married a man by the name of Williams, but he has not yet been found in census records. Found with her family in 1870 in Indiana Township, Mary is missing in 1880, although there are many Mary Williams in PA. By 1900 she was a widow living with her two daughters, Florence and Lottie, in the home of her brother William Weichel. In 1910 she was at #1880 Middle Street of Sharpsburg running a boarding house. She died in Sharpsburg at age 71 of cancer of the stomach. She was interred in her family’s plot on August 24, 1925], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Lottie M., 1883 - 1966, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1 owned by R. S. Nichols, [Lottie was the daughter of Mary Williams. Mary and her 2 children lived with her brother William Weichel in 1900 in O’Hara Township], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Clifford, 1901 - 1907, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1 owned by R S Nichols, [Clifford was interred on October 21, 1907. He died in Sharpsburg of membranous croup at age 6 years, 6 months and 11 days], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Raymond J., d. 10 Jul 1904, age 5M, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 1 owned by R S Nichols, [Raymond J. Williams is listed in the plot owned by C B Patterson. As his name appears with that of Clifford, this may be a mistake in record keeping at the cemetery. He died in Sharpsburg of spasms at age 5 months and 14 days], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Elizabeth A., 1907 - 1937, Wife, Section 2, Range 16, Lot 11 singles, Grave # 2 east, [Elizabeth died on December 9, 1937 in Pittsburgh at age 30. She suffered from pulmonary tuberculosis. Interment was on December 13th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Richard, 1897 – 1950, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Carl E., S Sgt US Army, World War II, Aug 21, 1922 – Dec 17, 1992, Purple Heart, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Carl E. Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Earl Thomas, (view 2), Pfc Co E 111th Inf., Enlisted Aug 5, 1917, Discharged Dec 14, 1918, Born Aug 11, 1897, Died May 14, 1966, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Lillian Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Lillian L., 1898 – 1978, Mother, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by William Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Edward L. Sr., (view 2), Amm3 US Navy, World War II, Feb 1, 1920, Apr 5, 2003, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 owned by Edward L. Williams Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Edna M., 1920 – 2008, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Ed L. Williams Sr., (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Gertrude J., Sept 8, 1911, Oct 31, 1987, Mother, Section 4, Range 11, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Edward Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Edward, 1880 – 1957, Father, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Irene Miller, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Alice, 1881 – 1947, Mother, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Irene Miller, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Martha M., 1911 – 1967, Daughter, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Irene Miller, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Sebert, 1907 – 1974, Son, Section 5, Range 3, Lot 9 owned by Irene Miller, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Anna B., 1878 – 1954, Mother, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 16 owned by James L. Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, James C., 1901 – 1903, Son, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 16 owned by James L. Williams, [James C. Williams was probably the son of James L Williams and his wife Anna Bell. The couple lived at #1830 Middle Street in Sharpsburg, but were indexed in O’Hara Township for the census. In 1920 they lived in Shaler Twp. James may have been their first child, as the census indicated they had been married about 1901 or 1900. They went on to have at least 4 other children. James died in O’Hara at age 1 year and 3 months of catarrh of the stomach and bowels. He was interred on February 18, 1903], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, James L., 1875 – 1947, Father, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 16 owned by James L. Williams, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

William, Henry, Pvt. Co I, 49th Inf., Enlisted Oct 19, 1899, Discharged June 30, 1901, Born Oct 17, 1873, Died Nov 17, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 6, 1st grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Linkis, Pvt. 33rd C., 155th Dep. Brig, Enlisted Nov 26, 1917, Discharged Jan 14, 1919, Born 1894, Died Beb 21, 1942, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 9, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Charles, Pennsylvania, Pvt 39 Co, 158 Depot Brig, World War I, Sept 2, 1888, Sept 16, 1966, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 19, 3rd grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Eddie B., Pennsylvania, Pvt. Co C, 848 Engineers, World War I, March 28, 1896, Sept 28, 1965, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 19, 4th grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Ernest, US Army, World War II, Jun 15, 1927, Jan 18, 1992, Section 5, Range 17, Lot 11 3rd grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Ernest Jr., “Blue”, April 10, 1937, Feb 11, 1998, A Loving Husband and Father, Tender and Kind, What a Beautiful Memory You Left Behind, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 16, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Charles, Mech. Supply Co, 182nd Pioneer Inf, Enlisted Aug 19, 1918, Discharged Dec 21, 1918, Born [blank], Died Apr 26, 1924, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 20, 3rd grave east tier, [Although Charles is not entered in the old interment book of the cemetery, there is a Charles Williams on Middle Street in Sharpsburg who signed his World War I draft card. He was born on September 2, 1886 in Pittsburgh and worked at the Spang-Chalfant mill in Etna. This may possibly be him, but there is no supporting evidence], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Cicero, 1898 – 1937, [Cicero was born in Madison, Macon County Georgia on October 10, 1898 according to his World War I draft card. He was working as a laborer in Macon . By 1920 he lived in Pittsburgh with his father, Zeb, and was married to wife Aurella. In 1930 his family lived on Kearney Way, and the couple had 5 children. He died in Pittsburgh on December 16, 1937 at age 39 of acute bronchitis. He was interred on December 19, 1937], Section 9 West, Row 3, grave 44, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, James, Pvt. CO D, 157th Dep. Bgd., Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged Feb 11, 1919, Born Jun 23, 1893, Died Jan 26, 1935, [James died in O’Hara Township at age 41 years, 7 months of a rupture and was interred on January 30, 1935], Section 9, Row 6, grave 43, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Lois S., June 1950 – July 1950, Our Infant Daughter, Section 9 West

Williams, Emory, Pvt US Army World War II, Jul 18, 1912, Nov 2, 1984, Section 9, Row 1B, grave 112, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williams, Richard, 1897 – 1950, Section 8, Range 3, Row 18, grave #5, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williamson, John C., 1873 - uninscribed, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 13 owned by J. C. Williamson, [John Crawford Williamson was probably born in Cambria County, PA to Thomas and Mary Williamson. Thomas was a farmer in 1880, but by the time the family was in the 1900 census of Blaine City, Clearfield County, he was a watchman at a coke works. John was newly married in 1900 with a 1 month old daughter and he was a “woodsman”. But as his family grew, he too worked in the PA steel industry. In 1910 in Cambria County, he labored in a coke oven, By 1918, John was living in Sharpsburg and was a crane operator at the Isabella Furnace at Carnegie Steel. He continued to live in Sharpsburg, in various rented homes, until his death in 1944. He was interred in Greenwood on June 28, 1944. His year of death has never been inscribed on the tombstone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williamson, Mabel N., 1874 - 1937, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 13 owned by J. C. Williamson, [Mabel N. Williamson was the wife of John C. Williamson of Sharpsburg. The couple first appears together in the 1900 census of Clearfield County with their 1 month old daughter, Ruth. She had at least 8 children, Robert, Florence, Boyd, Carolynn, Everett, Georgiana, Ruth, and Gilbert. She died in Sharpsburg at age 63 of a gastric carcinoma and was interred on December 14, 1937], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Willie, George R., Pvt Co B, Prov. Ord. BN, Enlisted Jan 6, 1918, Discharged Mar 17, 1919, Born Mar 19, 1894, Died Nov 14, 1939, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 18, 2nd grave east tier, [George was born in Bel Air Maryland, although the date on his draft card is 1892, not 1894. He was a sailor living in Baltimore Maryland. In 1930 he lived on Carey Way in Pittsburgh and labored at a steel mill. He and wife Sibilla had a son John and a daughter, Alberta. He died in Pittsburgh at age 45, found drowned, and was interred on November 16, 1939], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Willies, Laura, 1912 – 1915, Daughter, [Laura Willies was the daughter of Gertrude Wahl. Gertrude was the sister of Lucian Wahl, also in this plot, and Nora Wahl Piel, the wife of the owner of the plot. Laura died in Cleveland, Ohio at age 3 of diphtheria and was interred on March 31, 1916], Section 5, Range 16, Lot 5 owned by Henry D. Piel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Willies, Gertrude, 1876 – 1950, Mother, Section 5, Range 16, Lot 5 owned by Henry D. Piel, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Williman, Charles R., Pvt. Co L, 18th PA, Enlisted Jul 6, 1915, Discharged Apr 21, 1917, Born Sep 16, 1887, Died May 24, 1933, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 22, 2nd grave west tier, [Charles died in Pittsburgh at age 45 of a hemorrhage. He was interred on May 27, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, Osie, Pvt. 5th Co. Dev Group Tr. CTR, HG, Enlisted Jul 31, 1918, Discharged Jan 23, 1919, Born Feb. 24, 1892, Died Sept 23, 1931, Section 8, Range 6, Row 12, grave # 7, [Osie died in Pittsburgh at age 39 of acute lobar pneumonia . Interments actually list his death as September 22. He was interred on September 25, 1931], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, Daniel D., Nov 17, 1888, Dec 4, 1942, Husband, Section 8, Range 3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, Dorothy, 1927 – 2003, Section 1, Range 5, Lots 13 & 14 cremations, grave #3, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, George, Pvt, Co C 7th Development BN, Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged Dec 26, 1918, Born Nov 15, 1889, Died Apr 22, 1931, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 23, 2nd grave west tier, [George died in Pittsburgh at age 39 of pneumonia. He was interred on April 24th. Interment # 4975], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, Rohsell, rest of stone is sunk into soil, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 9, 2nd grave west tier, [Rohsell (Rosell) Wilson was living in Bellevue, Virginia when he signed his World War I draft card. He stated that he was born on March 1, 1896 in Bellevue and was self-employed with his family. No census records were found for him. He died in South Fayette Township near Pittsburgh on March 2, 1927 at age 28 of pulmonary tuberculosis and toxemia. He has a military tombstone, but nothing was found about his unit. He was interred on March 7, 1927], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wilson, Clarence, Pennsylvania, PFC US Army World War II, July 6, 1915, July 15, 1962, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 18, 4th grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wimmer, Elmer E., 1904 - 1964, Father, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 12 owned by Edward D. Wimmer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wimmer, Inelda E., 1912 - 2002, Mother, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 12 owned by Edward D. Wimmer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wimmer, Kenneth J., 28 Nov 1907 - 24 Feb 1999, "Coffee Man", Section 2, Range 17, Lot 12 owned by Edward D. Wimmer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wimmer, Marie S., 1905 – 1974, Wife, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by J K Wimmer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wimmer, Martha, 1870 – 1954, Section 4, Range 4, Lot 6 quarter lot owned by J K Wimmer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Winfield, Stewart, (view 2), Pvt 1st Cl, Co D, 505th Ser. B----, Enlisted Oct 30, 1917, Discharged June 6 -----, Born June 13, 1887, Died Jan 31, 1935, [Plaque is ripped off base. A World War I draft card stated that he was born in Virginia. He died in Pittsburgh at age 51 of pneumonia and was interred on February 2, 1935], Section 9, Row 6, grave 45, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wingold, Charles, 1921 - 1936, Section 2, Range 16, Lot 11 singles, Grave # 2 west, [Charles died in Pittsburg on June 12, 1936. He was 15 years old and died of a fractured skull. He was interred on June 16], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wingold, Raymond C., US Army, World War I, 1901 – 1934, Section 2, Range 15, Lot 5 singles, Grave # 1 west, [Raymond Charles Wingold may have been the son of Bertrant and Erma Wingold of #31 Pell Street in Pittsburgh. In 1920 he was married to Theora Jean Boyer (marriage December 11, 1917) and living in Pittsburgh’s 23rd Ward. He was working as an auto mechanic and had 2 children. The family also had 2 line-in lodgers. He died in [Coneanzo] Township at age 33, according to Greenwood records. His interment was on May 6, 1934, 5 days after his death], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Winters, Charles S., US Army, Korea, Mar 19, 1933, Dec 18, 1994, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 29 quarter lot owned by Leona Winters, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Winters, William H. Sr., 1907 – 1978, Father, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 20 quarter lot owned by William & Janice Winters, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Winters, Leona M., 1931, 2007, Mother, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 20 quarter lot owned by William & Janice Winters, In Memory of Marion Leona, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Barbara, consort of Jacob, d. 25 May 1862, aged 73Y, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [moved from the Etna Methodist Episcopal Cemetery on 02 Sep 1893], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Jacob?, illegible, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [moved from the Etna Methodist Episcopal Cemetery on 02 Sep 1893], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Elmer E., 1879 - 1962, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [Elmer Elsworth Wise was born on September 22, 1879 in PA. . In 1910 he lived in Pittsburgh’s 23rd Ward and worked in a structural iron works. He and his wife Florence had been married for 9 years. They had 5 children, George, Elmer, Myrtle, Madeline and Charles. For his World War I draft card, he stated that he worked for Turner Construction Company and lived on Noble Street in Sharpsburg. In 1920 they lived on Noble Street and was still working with a contractor. The couple had 8 children, George, Elmer, Myrtle, Madaline, Charles, Ruth, Robert and Florence. Elmer’s World War II Draft card stated that he had been born in Vanport, Beaver County], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Florence E., 1884 - 1969, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [Florence Wise was a wife of Elmer E. Wise and was born in PA], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, George H., 1902 - 1981, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [George H. Wise was the son of Elmer and Florence Wise. He was born on September 29, 1902, probably in the Pittsburgh area. On the 1930 census of Sharpsburg he appears with his wife Esther and 2 children. He was working as a mechanic in the bottle works. He died in June on 1981 and his residence was in Indianola, Indiana Township, Allegheny County], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Esther E., 1903 - 1979, Section 3, Range 3, Lot 1, [Esther E. Wise was the wife of George H. Wise. We had evidence in the 1930 census of Sharpsburg that she had at least 2 children, Ethel, age 3, and George W., age 3 months], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wise, Kenneth Sr., 1933 - 1984, veteran flag marker, Section 3, Range 3, [Kenneth Wise was born on June 27, 1933 according to the Social Security Death Index. He died on January 2, 1984. His wife, Dorothy D. Wise was born on July 24, 1934 and died on June 6, 2004. No other information about them is available at this time], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wissolik, Otto, June 17, 1892, April 18, 1955, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 2 owned by Otto Wissolik, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wockenfuss, Fred H., 1901 - 1964, Father, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woelfel, Johann G., 31 Aug 1820 - 26 Oct 1886, Section 3, Range 13, Lot 8 owned by Magdalena Woelfel, [Johann George Woelfel has been researched by several family members. They have determined that he was born in Eckenreuth, Germany. He lived in Indiana Township in 1860 and worked as a farmer while he and his wife Magdalena raised their daughter Catherine. By 1880 he had moved to Conemaugh, Cambria County where he worked for a time as a coal miner. His death in 1886 may have occurred in Sharpsburg. Cemetery interment records give no information about his death, except his interment on October 24, 1886], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woelfel, Magdalena, 23 Nov 1830 - 04 Jul 1916, Section 3, Range 13, Lot 8 owned by Magdalena Woelfel, [According to family researchers, Magdalena Hummert was born on November 23, 1830 in Bavaria. She married Johann Georg Woelfel about 1857 or 1858. The couple can be found on the 1860 Indiana Township census with their daughter Catherine as a 2 year old child. She and John lived in Conemaugh of Cambria County PA in 1880 with their 3 children, Barbara, John and Annie. Although the tombstone is very worn, the family believes that Magdalena died in O’Hara Township on July 4, 1916. This is reinforced by the Greenwood interment records which state that she was 86 years, 7 months and 11 days old when she died. The cause of death is listed as acute indigestion. She was interred on July 7, 1916], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, John C., Nov 11, 1818, Jan 12, 1911, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [John Conrad Woerner was born in Germany and immigrated around the year 1848, although several ship lists have been found with the same name, no definite list stands out as his. Living in Sharpsburg in 1850 with wife Margaret, he stayed in that town until his death. The couple apparently only had one son, Herman, but later Herman’s family lived with the widower John. He worked as a general laborer early in his life, but was a mill watchman for many years. He died in Sharpsburg at age 92 on January 12, 1911 and was interred on January 15], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Margaretha L., 14 Oct 1815 - 12 Jun 1889, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [Margaret Woerner was the wife of John Conrad Woerner of Sharpsburg. She was born in Germany, but the couple may only have met in the US and married shortly before the 1850 census, when they appear without any children. In 1860 a son named Herman was with them, but no other children have appeared in any census records. Margaret was interred in the new family plot on June 14, 1889, dying at age 74], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Herman G., Sept 14, 1882, Apr 1, 1981, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Herman G., Apr 10, 1854, May 1, 1934, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [Herman G. Woerner was the son of John Conrad Woerner and his wife Margaretha L. He apparently was the only child of the family who survived long enough to be listed on any census record with them. He married his wife May Emma about the year 1882 and had 3 children. He is listed as a clerk or cashier in a bank in all censuses. He died in Sharpsburg of pancreaditis and was interred on May 4, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, May Emma, Apr 4, 1856, Dec 9, 1925, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [The wife of Herman G. Woerner of Sharpsburg. She had 3 children, Herman G. Jr, Caroline and Helen. She died in Sharpsburg at age 69 of pulmonary tuberculosis and was interred on December 11, 1925], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Caroline L., Oct 24, 1887, Apr 7, 1914, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [Caroline Louise was the daughter of Herman and May Woerner of Sharpsburg, and the granddaughter of John and Margaret Woerner. In 1910 she appears in the census as a stenographer. She died on cardiac problems at the age of 26 years, 5 months and 14 days. She was interred on April 10, 1914], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Helen M., Jan 7, 1896, May 26, 1983, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [Helen was the daughter of Herman and May Woerner of Sharpsburg. By 1920 at age 24, she was listed in the Sharpsburg census as a school teacher. She apparently remained a single working woman throughout her life. She was interred on May 28, 1983], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woerner, Lulu R., May 1, 1884, Sept 4, 1964, Section 4, Range 3, Lot 11 owned by H G Woerner, [Lulu was the daughter-in-law of Herman and May Woerner, married to their son Herman G. Jr.], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wolf, John A., 1856 – 1907, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 4 owned by John A. Wolf, [John Wolf immigrated on the ship “Minia” on May 23, 1872, sailing from Antwerp, Belgium to New York City. By 1880 he appeared in Sharpsburg, married to wife Louisa and having 2 children, Josephine and Annie. But in 1900, also in Sharpsburg, he was married to wife Lena, a marriage of 13 years, with 5 children in the house, including John A. Rufing, an 11 year old step-son. John was working as a driver. He died in Sharpsburg at age 51, with the cause of death listed in Greenwood records as “crushed about the body, accident”. He was interred on June 6, 1907], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wolf, Lena M. Hess, 1868 – 1946, his wife, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 4 owned by John A. Wolf, [Lena Hess married John A Wolf about the year 1887. Although little Annie Wolf was no longer in the household in 1900, and may have died at a young age, John’s daughter Josephine lived until 1895 when she died of consumption. Lena also may have been married before, as a son John A. Rufing was in their Penn Street home during the 1900 census. A daughter Eva, age 14, was in the home and 3 young children, Amelia, Helen and Lillian. After her husband’s death in 1907, Lena continued to live in Sharpsburg, moving to Clay Street for the 1910 census, living with John and the other younger children. John is just listed as John Wolf in that census. In 1920 she was found in O’Hara Township with daughter Helen and her husband Benjamin Sleigh. She was interred on February 1, 1946], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wolfe, Ralph H., (view 2), QM2 US Navy, World War II, Nov 26, 1914, May 16, 1977, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 15, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wolfe, Elizabeth O., 1913 – 1969, Wife, Section 2, Range 12, Lot 15, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wood, Hester Ann, Wife of W A, Dec 15, 1923, Mother, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 12 owned by George W. Corns, [Hester was the wife of William A. Wood of Verona. She appears in the 1880 census with William and daughters Irene and Ella. She died in Pittsburgh at age 61 of carcinoma and was interred on December 17, 1923], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wood, William Albert, Master Mechanic of the AVRR, Son of WA & S Wood, Born Jan 11, 1852, Died May 29, 1886, Husband, (Mason symbol), Section 5, Range 13, Lot 12 owned by George W Corns, [The 1880 Verona census has William’s occupation listed as boss mechanic. His wife Hester was in the home as well as 2 daughters. Unfortunately, the Greenwood record book has very little information about his death. He died in Verona at age 34 and was interred on May 31, 1880], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woodrow, Edwin, 1894 - 1946, Father, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 14 owned by Ed Woodrow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woodrow,Malinda, 1902 - 1963, Mother, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 14 owned by Ed Woodrow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woodrow, Lois V., 1925 - 2004, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 14 owned by Ed Woodrow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woodrow, Edwin G., 1857 - 1940, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 14 owned by Ed Woodrow, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woodruff, Winston, Cpl Co L, 63rd Pion Inf., Enlisted Sept 25, 1918, Discharged Dec 18, 1918, Born Sept 24, 1891, Died Apr 16, 1944, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 6, 1st grave west tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Alma Lea, Wife of Henry Woods, 1879 – 1921, Mother, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, [Alma Lea was the daughter of Mansfield B. Lea, a veteran of the Civil War, and his wife Emma. She may have been born in Shaler Township, as the family lived there during the 1880 census when she was only a one year old child. Her brother was Harry C. Lea, whose plot she and her family are buried within Greenwood. She married Henry Woods about the year 1901 and had 3 children by 1910 when her family was indexed under the O’Hara Township census, but living on Middle Street in Sharpsburg. In 1920 the family lived in Punxsutawney, PA. She died there on January 14, 1921 of a septic infection at age 41, and was interred on January 16], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Helen M., Mother, 1903 – 1990, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, C. Ronal, Father, 1905 – 1964, Section 4, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by Harry C. Lea, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Robert, (plot marker), 1836 - 1913, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 13 owned by Robert Woods, [Robert Woods was born in Northern Ireland in April of 1836. He and wife Eliza immigrated to New York City on the ship “Celtic” on June 28, 1880 with their 7 children. In 1900 the family was in Sharpsburg on Main Street. Robert was working as a farm laborer, perhaps in the fields that provided H J Heinz’s factories. The 1910 census has him at #1812 Main Street in Sharpsburg. He died in Sharpsburg at age 76 of chronic bronchitis, and was interred on January 16, 1912], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Eliza, (plot marker), 1834 - 1917, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 13 owned by Robert Woods, [Eliza Woods was the wife of Robert Woods and was also born in Ireland. When she and Robert immigrated, she had 8 children accompanying them, Samuel, Joseph, Robert, Alex, James, Willie, a young Joseph and David. The 1900 Sharpsburg census indicates that she gave birth to 11 children, but had 9 living, and by the 1910 census, only 7 of her 11 children were still alive. She died in Sharpsburg at age 83 of broncho pneumonia and was interred on December 6, 1917], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, John, (plot marker), 1861 - 1944, Father, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 13 owned by Robert Woods, [John Woods was probably one of the oldest children of Robert and Eliza Woods of Sharpsburg, and was born in Ireland. Although he immigrated in 1880, he was not on the same ship that his parents and siblings appeared on in New York harbor. In 1900 he was living in Sharpsburg with his wife Essie and 3 children. He was a laborer in one of the local glass works. By 1920 he had changed to a foundry. He was interred in the family plot on June 30, 1933], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Essie, (plot marker), 1871 - 1928, Mother, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 13 owned by Robert Woods, [Essie Woods was the wife of John Woods of Sharpsburg and was also born in Ireland. In 1900 she gave her birth date as December of 1871 and stated that she immigrated in 1890. She had 3 children, John G., Mary and James. She died on November 17, 1929 in Sharpsburg at age 57 of edema of the lungs. She was interred on November 20], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Joseph, (plot marker), 1865 - 1941, Husband, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 13 owned by Robert Woods, [Joseph Woods was the son of Robert and Eliza Woods of Sharpsburg. Born in Ireland, he immigrated with his family on the ship “Celtic” on June 28, 1880. In 1900 he and his wife Annie lived in Butler’s 4th Ward at #310 Elm Street and he was working as a glass blower. He was still in Butler in 1910, but by 1920 was in Pittsburgh’s 25th Ward and was a guard at a penitentiary. In 1930 the family lived in Ward 27. He was interred on September 28, 1941], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, William, 1873 – 1938, Husband, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 4 owned by David Lamont, [William Woods married Jessie Lamont, the daughter of David and Jane Lamont of Pittsburgh on April 24, 1901. He was born in Ireland and immigrated around the year 1881. By 1920 he and Jessie had 5 children and William was working as an electrician for a machine company. He died in Pittsburgh on October 17, 1938 at age 65 of cancer. He was interred on October 20, 1938], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Jessie L., 1879 – 1973, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 4 owned by David Lamont, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woods, Grace, 1907 – 1993, Daughter, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 4 owned by David Lamont, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Woolslare, Alice Vogel, 15 Feb 1929, Section 2, Range 3, Lot 7 owned by Peter Vogel, [Alice Vogel was probably a daughter of Peter and Mary Vogel of Sharpsburg, but no records have yet been found to substantiate this. She was born about 1883 and only appears of the 1910 census of O’Hara Township as the sister-in-law of Frank Powers and his wife Mary. She married a William Woolslare and appears a his widow in one of the Pittsburgh Directories at #5803 Center Avenue. She died in Sharpsburg at age 46 of s cerebral embolism], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Work, Margaret L., (plot marker), Section 3, Range 2, Lot 2 owned by Janice H. McClean, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Worton, Margaret A., 1903 – 1956, Mother, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 25 single interment, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wragg, George, (view 2), 1804 - 1880, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 6 owned by George Wragg, [George Wragg was born in England and came to be a farmer in Indiana Township, PA. He can be found on the 1850 and 1860 census with wife Mary and 4 children in 1850 and 5 children in 1860. He died in O’Hara Township on January 17, 1880. The 1880 Mortality Schedule shows that he died of gangrene. He was interred on January 18, 1880], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wragg, Mary, (view 2), 1803 - 1883, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 6 owned by George Wragg, [Mary Wragg was the wife of George Wragg of Indiana Township. She was also born in England and was married before 1833 when her son William was born. Her children include William, George, Sarah, Francis, Elizabeth and Anna. Mary died in O’Hara Township on April 19, 1833 and was interred on April 21, 1883. Her identity was found only by her tombstone, her name not being recorded in either the lot book or interment book], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wragg, George, (view 2), 1836 - 1899, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 6 owned by George Wragg, [George Wragg Jr. was the son of English immigrants George and Mary Wragg of Indiana Township. He grew up on his father’s farm and worked there as a laborer. By 1880 he was on his own farm with wife Elizabeth and his two daughters. George died in O’Hara Township at age 63 and was buried on November 16, 1899], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wragg, Elizabeth J., (view 2), 1829 - 1912, Section 3, Range 14, Lot 6 owned by George Wragg, [Elizabeth McLean was the daughter of George Burker McClain (McLean, McClean, McLane) and his wife Ann Shaw. She was born in October of 1829 and married George Wragg Jr. before 1861. She had two daughters, Anna Mary, born in 1861 and Sarah Elizabeth, born in 1870. After the death of her husband, she lived with her daughter Sarah and her husband Mitchel Hanlin in O’Hara Township. She died in O’Hara on October 24, 1912 at age 83 of senile pneumonia. She was interred on October 28. Interment records indicate that she may have been born in Uniontown, PA], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Ezeckiel, 18 Jun 1892 - 25 Jan 1930, Pvt Co M 366th Inf 1917 - 1919, Section 8, Range 8, Row 9, singles, [Ezeckiel Wright died in Pittsburgh of bronchial pneumonia at age 32. He was buried as a single interment in Section 8 of Greenwood and was noted as colored in the records and also as a soldier], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, David, 1841 - 1911, Husband, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 16 owned by William Dickie and Mrs. Margaret Wright, [David Wright was a farmer from O’Hara Township. He was born in Sprouston, Scotland and immigrated about the year 1869. He and his wife, Margaret, had only been married for 8 years. The 1910 census states that marriage with Margaret was his second marriage. Interment records give the name of the village in Scotland as Sprouston. He died in O’Hara Twp. on January 13, 1911 and was initially interred in a single grave. On October 6, 1911 he was moved to the new family plot owned by his wife and the Dickie family. His death came in his 69th year of pneumonia], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Margaret, 1839 - 1914, Wife, Section 2, Range 7, Lot 16 owned by William Dickie and Mrs. Margaret Wright, [Margaret Wright was the second wife of David Wright, a Scottish immigrant who became a farmer in O’Hara Township. She appears with him in O’Hara in the 1900 and 1910 census. The 1900 census gives her birth in June of 1837. The 1920 census states that marriage with David was her 3rd marriage. She died on July 6, 1914 in Harmar Township at age 74. She died of acute broncho pneumonia and was interred on July 8, 1914], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Sophia Elizabeth, 1877 - 1970, Mother, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, William H., 1854 - 1927, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 8 owned by W. H. Wright, [William H. Wright was born in England and immigrated to the US in 1868. The 1880 census shows him in Etna, working as a machinist. He lived with his wife Adda and their 1 year old daughter, Adda. After the turn of the century they lived in Chartiers Township on Bell Street, raising at least 4 children. William continued as a machinist, working with both a coal company and a steel mill. He died in Pittsburgh at age 73 on November 3, 1927 and was interred on November 6], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Ada Isabella, 1853 - 1936, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 8 owned by W. H. Wright, [Ada Isabella Wright was the wife of William H. Wright. She was born in PA. In the 1910 census of Chartiers Township, she is listed as having 8 children, but having only 7 living. As the 1900 census was not yet found, we have only the names of 4 children from the 1910 census and one from the 1880. Known are Ada, born in 1879, Rolla , born about 1890, Helen, born about 1892, Lloyd, born in 1895 and Russel, born about 1897. Ada died in Pittsburgh at age 82 on February 12, 1936. She suffered from chronic myocarditis and was interred on February 15, 1936], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Russell A., 1897 - 1941, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 8 owned by W. H. Wright, [Russell Wright was the son of William and Ada Wright of Chartiers Township. He is listed in census records as a laborer in a steel mill. He was interred on October 14, 1941], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, John A., s/o William & Ada, Nov 1886 - 01 Jan 1889, Section 2, Range 17, Lot 8 owned by W. H. Wright, [John A. Wright was the son of William and Ada Wright. He was probably born in Etna, before the family moved to Chartiers Township. He died at age 2 years and 2 months, and was interred on January 2, 1889. No cause of death was listed in interment records], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Charles W. Jr., April 3, 1916, June 4, 2006, Section 1, Range 7, Lot 11 singles, grave # 11 east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Matilda, 1890 – 1971, Mother, Section 5, Range 1, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Matilda Wright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Clem, 1893 – 1968, Father, Section 5, Range 1, Lot 1 quarter lot owned by Matilda Wright, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wright, Eugene Fletcher, Cpl 2nd Co, 1st Dev. BN, Enlisted Aug 23, 1918, Discharged Dec 21, 1918, Born May 11, 1893, Died April 28, 1947, Section 5, Range 15, Lot 5, 4th grave east tier, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wroblewski, Frank B., 1918 - 1993, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 3 owned by Frank Wroblewski, quarter lot, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wroblewski, Sarah Crory, 1919 - 1992, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 3 owned by Frank Wroblewski, quarter lot, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wyant, Henry, (view 2), Co E PA Lgt Inf, d. 30 Jul 1914, Section 5, Range 11, Lot 7, [born in June of 1839 in Germany.  He immigrated to Allegheny County in 1840.  He was a member of Company E of the PA Light Infantry and Company F of the PA Independent Light Artillery in 1864 and 1865], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wyble, Catherine, 1850 - 1934, Mother, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 2, [wife of Civil War veteran William Wyble.  She married William after the Civil War and stated in the 1910 census that she had 6 children, but the names of only 4 of them have been found.  The couple lived in Etna.  She died in September of 1934 of gangrene of the leg.  The cemetery records state that she died in Pittsburgh, but the Holzheimer & Bock records indicated that she lived in Cleveland, Ohio at the time], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Wyble, Wm., Serg Co F 5 W Va Cav, d. 06 Apr 1921, Section 5, Range 13, Lot 2, [Wyble, also spelled Weible and Wible, was born in PA, probably in the Glenshaw area.  At the beginning of the Civil War, he enlisted in Pittsburgh with a regiment that was intended for service for the state of PA, but the PA quota was full, and the regiment became instead the 2^nd West Virginia Infantry.  They were mustered into service at Wheeling on 24 June 1861.  The regiment took part in battles on the summits of the Allegheny Mountains in Virginia, and were at the second Bull Run.  The men were eventually mounted and the regiment was re-designated the 2nd West Virginia Cavalry.  William was promoted to Sergeant and mustered out with the regiment on 30 June 1864.  He married his wife Catherine after the war.  They lived in Etna and raised at least 4 children while William worked in a rolling mill.  He died in Etna at 625 Butler Street at age 80 of arterio sclerosis], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

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Yancey, Helen, 1902 – 1939, Section 8, Range 5, Row 17, grave # 8, [Helen died in Pittsburgh at age 35 of meningitis and tuberculosis on July 13, 1939. He was interred on July 22], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yanke, Wilhelmina, 27 Nov 1843 - 07 Jan 1908, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 16 owned by Karl Yanke, [Wilhelmine Yanke died of the grippe at age 65 years, 1 month and 10 days. Although there were Yanke families in Etna around the time of her death, Wilhelmine has not been positively linked to any of them. Her name does not index on census records in Ancestry for the Pittsburgh area. She was buried on January 9, 1908. She is the only person buried in the plot. The funeral was handled by the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home of Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yates, Murphy, Pvt Co D, 543rd Eng. Service, Enlisted Aug 3, 1918, Discharged July 3, 1919, Jan 31, 1884, Died Jan 18, 1928, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 11, 4th grave west tier, [A draft card filled out for a Murphy Yates of 6303 Everrett Road in Pittsburgh shows a birth date of March 25, 1883 in Raleigh, North Carolina. If it is the same man, he worked in Pittsburgh and was married, wife’s name unknown. He died in Pittsburgh of a gun shot wound to the head and was about 34 years of age when the data was recorded. He was interred on January 29, 1928], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yeager, Louisa B., 31 Dec 1873 - 03 Mar 1946, Section 1, Range 17, Lot 6 owned by Frederick W. Prager, [Louisa B. Yeager is believed to be the daughter of J. G. Conrad and Margaretha Prager. Born in Hoboken, she worked as a servant in 1900 on the O’Hara Township census. She married before 1910, but her husband’s name is not known, or where the couple lived. She was interred in the Prager family plot on March 5, 1946], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yeo, Viola Argyle, Jan 24, 1904, Feb 9, 1968, Aunt, Section 2, Range 14, Lot 4 owned by Vincent Boyer, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yerkins, Ova A., 1878 - 1920, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 9 owned by George Yerkins, [Ova Yerkins was the wife of George Yerkins. She was born on October 25, 1878 according to funeral home records. The couple can be found in Sharpsburg in 1900 with their two young children, Clifford and Clyde. Ova has been identified by some researchers as the daughter of Harvey and Amanda Herrington. The couple married on December 21, 1896 in Fayette County PA. Ova (Ovaolie A.) had a brother named Earl who lived with them in 1900 at #1718 Cecil Street. Ova died on September 1, 1920 in O’Hara Township at age 41 of cancer. She was interred in Greenwood from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home in Sharpsburg. Three months before, a Stephan Yerkins was also at H&B, also having died of cancer. George Yerkins paid for both funerals. Stephan was interred in the same plot as Ova, then immediately moved to Section 3], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yerkins, George T., 1874 - 1950, Section 2, Range 6, Lot 9 owned by George Yerkins, [George T. Yerkins was a carpenter who lived in Sharpsburg in 1900. He was born in March 1875 according to the census. He was living on Cecil Street with his wife Ova and two children, Clifford and Clyde. His brother-in-law, Earl Harrington also lived with them. Ova died in 1920. George appears in a 1930 O’Hara Township census with a wife Cecilia and a son Stephen and son Robert. His funeral was handled by the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home of Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yerkins, Leon M., 1883 - 1928, Section 3, Range 5, Lot 5, Lot 12 owned by Hettie Slater, [Leon Yerkins was the son of Stephen and Mattie Tyler Yerkins of Etna and Sharpsburg. He died at age 45 in Sharpsburg of myocardial degeneration on September 2, 1928 and was interred on September 6, the first burial in the plot of his sister, Hettie Yerkins Slater], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yerkins, Clifford E. Sr., 1897 - 1975, Father, WWI flag marker, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yerkins, Emily M., 1893 - 1963, Mother, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yessler, Harry, 09 Sep 1890 - 11 May 1965, Section 6 singles, Range 6, Row 2, Grave # 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yester, Lawrence J., (view 2), Jul 7, 1916 – May 26, 1996, Father, CPL US Marine Corps, World War II, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Lawrence & Elva Yester, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yester, Elva M., 1918 – 1995, Mother, Section 4, Range 6, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Lawrence & Elva Yester, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yosser, Linda J. Larkin, 1965 - 1995, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by August Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yost, Augusta, (view 2), 1885 - 1976, Mother, Section 2, Range 18, Lot 4 owned by Mike Stumpf, [Augusta Meinhardt was 7 years old when she immigrated on the ship “Weimar” with her parents August and Lina Meinhardt of Germany. In 1900 she lived at home on Morningside Avenue where it was stated that she was born in February of 1885. In 1930 when she was listed as a widow, she was also the owned of a baker shop. She was interred on October 22, 1976], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yost, Baby, (view 2), Section 2, Range 18, Lot 4 owned by Mike Stumpf, [This stone marks the grave on an unnamed child. It may be the child of Augusta Meinhardt Yost, whose tombstone lies quite close to it], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Clara May Heinz, w/o William Young, 1889 - 31 Mar 1930, [died from pulmonary tuberculosis in South Fayette Twp., d /o John H. & Maria Heinz], Section 4, Range 12, Lot 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Thomas C., 11 Jun 1901 - 21 Dec 1982, Father, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Leona E., 1909 - 1978, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Helen G., 1901 - 1965, Section 6, Range 6, Row 2, Grave #4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Elmer K., (plot marker), 1888 – 1918, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 18 owned by Thomas M. Young, [Elmer was the son of Thomas and Ruth Young of Sharpsburg. In the 1910 census of Sharpsburg, he was listed as 21 years old and a driver for a livery stable. He died on October 4, 1918 at age 30, a victim of the influenza epidemic. He is listed as a soldier. His interment was on October 10, 1918], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Ruth K., (plot marker), 1850 – 1931, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 18 owned by Thomas M. Young, [Ruth Knowles Young was the wife of Thomas M. Young of Sharpsburg. She was the mother of at least 6 children, Jennie, Caroline, James, John, William and Elmer. Her parents have not yet been identified. Her daughter Caroline (Carrie) married John Adam Eschman, but she died in June of 1900 at age 25 and is buried in the Young family plot. Carrie has no tombstone. Ruth lived in Sharpsburg even after her husband’s death in 1925, being listed with her son John in the 1930 census. She died on May 17, 1931 at age 81 of chronic nephritis. Her interment was on May 21], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Thomas M., (plot marker), 1845 – 1925, Section 4, Range 8, Lot 18 owned by Thomas M. Young, [Thomas Young lived on High Street in Sharpsburg in 1880 with his wife Ruth and 3 children. Born in Ireland, the dates of his immigration differ from 1852 to 1850 in census records. He worked in a rolling mill, as did at least 2 of his sons. His daughter Caroline married John Adam Eschman in 1893 or 1894. By 1900 this daughter was dead, and the small Eschman family lived with Thomas and Ruth. Thomas died in Sharpsburg on June 2, 1925 at age 79 of senile debility and was interred on June 5, 1925], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, William T., (plot marker), 1886 – 1939, Father, Section 4, Range 9, Lot 17 half lot owned by Caroline E. Young, [William T. Young was the son of Thomas and Ruth Young of Sharpsburg. He married wife Caroline around 1908. In the 1920 census they are living on Penn Street with 5 children, 2 of whom are listed under the name Wakefield. Lester and Frieda Wakefield are older than the other children and no oxplanation of the relationship has been found. Frieda is perhaps the Freda Miller also buried within the family plot. William worked in a steel mill, running a crane is almost every census record. He died on February 16, 1939 at age 53 of a cerebral hemorrhage and was interred on February 17. Wife Caroline is also interred in the lot but has no stone], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Charles R., 1867 – 1947, Section 5, Range 9, Lot 14 half lot owned by D H Davison, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Frank, Pvt. 1st Cl. Co C, 330th Serv, BN, QMC, Enlisted Apr 30, 1918, Discharged Sep 26, 1919,Born Aug 19, 1899, Died Jun 21, 1934, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 18 3rd grave west tier, [Frank died in Pittsburgh at age 34 of acute pulmonary tuberculosis and was interred on June 26, 1934], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Will, Pvt. Co A, 803rd Inf., Enlisted July 22, 1918, Discharged July 26, 1919, Feb 15, 1888, Died Aug 14, 1929, Section 5, Range 12, Lot 21, 1st grave 13th row east tier, [Will died in O’Hara Township at age 41 of tuberculosis. He was interred on August 16, 1929], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Henry, Pvt. 28th Co, 152nd Dep. Brig., Enlisted Sept 26, 1918, Discharged Jan 2, 1919, Born Aug 4, 1898, Died Aug 22, 1940, Section 5, Range 14, Lot 16, 1st grave east tier, [Henry died in Pittsburgh at age 42 of an intestinal obstruction and was interred on August 26, 1940], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Young, Rosa L., 1890 – 1933, Mother, [This may be the wife of Joseph Young of #104 Sylvania Street in Pittsburgh. She died on December 23, 1933 at age 43 of a stroke and was interred on December 29, 1933], Section 9, Lot 8, grave 23, , (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Youngblood, Leon, March 28, 1953, April 2, 1998, Blood, Section 8, Row 0, Grave 17, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yuille, Edwin, 1949 – 1950, In God’s Care, Section 9 west, row 9A, grave 12, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Yule, Arthur, 1900 - 1967, Father, Section 6, Range 6, Row 3, Grave #2, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zaleta, Jose, (view 2, 3 , 4), Born In Mexico, 19 Mar 1908 - 24 Nov 1958, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 13 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zankel, Mary Jane, 1914 – 2000, Section 1, Range 6, Lot 13, grave # 5 cremations, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zegwoski, James, 01 Feb 1954 - 04 Mar 1954, Section 6 Singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zeh, Alma M., 1912 – 1979, Mother, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 5 owned by William Ludewig, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zeh, Herbert F., 1913 – 1994, Father, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 5 owned by William Ludewig, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zellhart, William E., 1886 – 1956, Father, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Wm. Zellhart, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zellhart, Mary M., 1894 – 1978, Mother, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 3 quarter lot owned by Wm. Zellhart, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zieger, Herman B., 1871 - 1961, Father, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by Ernest J. F. Zieger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zieger, Katherine Buehler, 1875 - 1942, Mother, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by Ernest J. F. Zieger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zieger, Margaret Louise, 20 Sep 1902 - 16 Jul 1905, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by J F Zieger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zieger, Herman, d. 07 Aug 1903 , aged 2 days, Section 6, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by J F Zieger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zieger, Howard B., 1905 - 1981, [s/o Herman Zieger and Katherine Buehler.  He was interred on February 7, 1981], Section 6, Range 5, Lot 1 owned by J F Zieger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zilliot, Mary L. Wikert, 06 Oct 1918, Mother, Section 3 singles, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Janet L., 27 Jul 1897 - 04 Mar 1994, Section 6, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by C H Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Mary M., 1854 - 1906, Section 6, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by C H Zimmerman, [Mary Zimmerman was the wife of Charles. She also died in the same year as her husband, of tubercular meningitis. She was interred on December 9, 1906], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Charles H., 1855 - 1906, Section 6, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by C H Zimmerman, [Charles Zimmerman was the son of John G. and Magdalena Zimmerman, immigrants from Saxony and Alsace. They lived in Etna with their children, with John stating on the 1880 census that he worked on a farm. Charles and his wife Mary also lived in Etna on Ganster Street in 1900 with children Emma, Annie , Albert, Raymond, Walter and Margaret. Charles was a puddler. He died in Etna in 1906 of cancer of the stomach at age 51. He was interred on January 8th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Raymond, 25 Jun 1892 - 23 Jan 1948, Section 6, Range 3, Lot 3 owned by C H Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Retta L., 1888 - 1919, Section 1, Range 14, Lot 5 owned by Joseph K. Love, [Loretta Love was the daughter of Joseph and Francis Love of Cherry Street in Etna. She was born in January 1888 and appears as a 12 year old child in the 1900 Etna census. She married George Zimmerman about 1909, and had a son named Edgar in 1910. She may have also had a daughter named Vera in 1914, as the child is also buried in the plot. Retta died on November 21, 1918 in Etna at age 32. She was a victim of lobar pneumonia and influenza in the 1918 flu epidemic. She was buried from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home at Main Street in Sharpsburg], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Vera F., 1914 - 1914, Section 1, Range 14, Lot 5 owned by Joseph K. Love, [Vera F. Zimmerman may have been a daughter of George and Loretta Zimmerman. Loretta was a child of Joseph Love, who owns the cemetery plot. The child Vera does not show up on any census record], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Harry A., 1888 - 1967, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 3 owned by Carl Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Emma, 1892 - 1944, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 3 owned by Carl Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, August, 1881 - 1936, Father, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by August Zimmerman, [August and Helena lived at #122 High Street in Etna during the 1920 census. August was a laborer at the oil works. Helena was raising 3 children, Louis, Frederick and Henrietta. In 1930 August had switched to working in a steel mill, where 18 year old Louis also worked.  August was interred on August 11 by Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Helena, 1890 - 1936, Mother, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by August Zimmerman, [Helena was interred on January 5, 1936 from the Holzheimer & Bock Funeral Home], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Frederick A., 1914 - 1975, Father, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by August Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Anna K., 1918 - 2008, Mother, Section 6, Range 6, Lot 5 owned by August Zimmerman, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, George P., 1852 - 1905, Peace, Perfect Peace, Section 2, Range 19, Lot 10 owned by Mrs. Catherine Zimmerman, [George P. Zimmerman was very elusive on census records, but he was found as possibly the son of JG and Magdalena Zimmerman of Etna, who show up in an 1870 Etna census. George P had at least 6 younger siblings. In the Pittsburgh Directories he was found living in Sharpsburg on Clay Street in both 1877 and 1900. He died in Woodville, PA at age 53. He was interred on December 24, 1905], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Catherina, 1857 - 1917, Section 2, Range 19, Lot 10 owned by Mrs. Catherine Zimmerman, [Catherine Zimmerman was the wife of George P. Zimmerman of Sharpsburg. Unable to find the couple on a local census, the interments in the plot are the only clue as to their family. A Charles Zimmerman was interred in 1908, age 28, a George N Zimmerman was interred in 1910, age 36, and an infant died and was interred in 1914. Catherine lived in Sharpsburg after the 1905 death of her husband. She in found on the 1910 census living with Lawrence Stahl, her brother who was a locksmith. They were at #912 Main Street and Catherine was working as a housekeeper. She died on June 4, 1917 at age 60 of lobar pneumonia and was interred on June 6th], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Annie C., 1879 – 1902, [Annie was actually Katharina Wilhelmina Ferber, the daughter of George John Ferber and Elizabetha Roesch, both German immigrants who lived in Hampton Township. She was born on August 18, 1879 in Hampton Twp. and was baptized at St. Paul’s German Church in McCandless Twp. She married Albert Zimmerman, who was born in O’Hara Township, on September 25, 1900 at the Etna Congregational Church. The couple had no known children. She died of unknown causes on December 11, 1902 and was buried in the Etna Church cemetery. On October 31, 1945 her nephew moved her remains to Greenwood, along with other members of the family. Her tombstone may also have been moved from the Etna cemetery], Section 2, Range 2, Lot 1 owned by the George Ferber Estate, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Albert L., 1890 – 1971, Father, Section 4, Range 3, Lots 5 & 6 owned by Fred Hahn, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Lillie M., 1890 – 1964, Mother, Section 4, Range 3, Lots 5 & 6 owned by Fred Hahn, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zimmerman, Harry, Baby, Sept 20 – Sept 23, 1911, Section 5, Range 6, Lot 11 owned by Clarence L. Thompson, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zorich, Mary, 1901 – 1987, Mother, Section 1, Range 5, Lot 12 single grave, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zorich, Peter J., S2 US Navy, World War II, Oct 28, 1925, May 17, 2003, Section 5, Range 5, Lot 14 single interments, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zucharo, Marie, 1907 – 1930, Mother, Section 1, Range 8, Lot 9 singles, grave # 4 east tier, [Marie died on November 27, 1930 in Pittsburgh at age 22. She suffered from thrombo phlebitis and was interred on November 30], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zumpft, Bertha Ferdinand, daughter of Mary & Charles, Born Feb 8, 1879, Died May 19, 1885. Beautiful, Lovely She Was But Given A Fair Bud to Earth To Blossom in Heaven, Section 2, Range 8, Lot 1 owned by Charles Zumpft, [Bertha’s second name is a bit strange, but her father is listed by family researchers as Charles Ernst Ferdinand Zumpft, born in 1847 in Hausberg, Westfalen, Germany. He married Mary Margaret Kay, the daughter of James Kay and Emily Nesbit, who are also in Greenwood. Bertha appears with her parents on Middle Street in Sharpsburg on the 1880 census. She was one of possibly 10 children born to her parents, and 4 other children are in the family plot. She died in Sharpsburg at age 7 years, 3 months and 11 days and was interred on May 21, 1886], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zweidinger, John N., 1876 – 1945, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 28 owned by John Zweidinger, [John Nicholas Zweidinger Jr. was the young son of John and Hazel Zweidinger of Aspinwall, and the grandson of John C. Zweidinger and his wife Agnes, also of Aspinwall. John’s father held various jobs, including a collector and an electrical appliance service manager], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zweidinger, Hazel Jordan, 1887 – 1968, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 28 owned by John Zweidinger, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Zweidinger, John N. Jr., 1910 – 1918, Section 4, Range 5, Lot 28 owned by John Zweidinger, [John Jr. had 7 sisters: Agnes, Kathryn, Audrey, Helen, Ruth, Hazel and Virginia. He died in Aspinwall at age 8 of diphtheria on October 28, 1918 and was interred on October 30, 1918], (contributed by Diane Nichols)
 

UNKNOWNS

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Unknown Stone #01 , Section 1, Range 21, near lot 1, [This tombstone was thrown to the side of Section 1, Range 21 sometime in the past 50 years. It was totally covered with grass. Unfortunately when it was dug out, it was in many pieces and no lettering was legible at all. Since it was discarded at the edge of the woods, it may have come from any Range or Lot within the section and probably does not reflect any identify because of its location], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Stone #02, Section 1, Range 21, Lot 1, [This stone is in Range 21 of Section 1, discarded at the bottom of the lot. There is absolutely no proof, but perhaps it is the remnants of the Clarissa Power stone. It is the same width as other Power stones, but it is not near them. This is truly just a wild guess], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Stone #03, Section 1, Range 23, Row 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Stone #04, Section 6, Row 2, grave # 12 owned by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, [An unmarked blank stone, that may be a foundation or a truly worn stone. It lays to the left side of the Henrietta Scharff and William Van Asdale tombstone. Infant Bell was stillborn in Etna and interred on August 10, 1906], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Stone #05, Section 6, unlabeled row behind row 1, grave #3, [An unreadable stone, the 3rd in a line of stones in an unlabeled row behind row 1 in Section 6. Hopeful that it will be eventually identified, the task is difficult, as about 20 burials were interred without locations given. Without some clue, no definite identification can be given], (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Stone #06, Frederich Schimanski?, SEction 6, row 3, [Not listed in the row list for Section 6, but may be a transfer from the First Evangelical Lutheran Church graveyard, some of which were unknown removals],

Unknown, Statue of Virgin Mary, Section 6, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown, Two Angels, once attached to headstones of young children buried within the cemetery. They were near no stones, but were found at the top of Range 9 in Section 1, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unidentified foundation next to the grave of Carmen H. Carey, Section 8, Range 5, Row 18, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unidentified Cross next to a tree, Section 8, Range 4, (contributed by Diane Nichols)

Unknown Unser Brutter, Section 6, [This worn stone is in line with an unmarked line of stones in Section 6. No name is legible, although the top has a worn “Unser Brutter” visible. The row of stones is in the burials of the First German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sharpsburg, but so far from other stones that the exact location is uncertain, therefore the name of the deceased is unknown], (contributed by Diane Nichols)