Directions: From Hollidaysburg go east
on Rt. 22, about 13 miles or so. Make right turn onto Etna Furnace
Road (TR461). Drive about 2 miles or so to the site of the old iron
furnace. If you stand in front facing the row house next to the old
blacksmith shop, the cemetery is due north up the hill. Follow the
line of telephone poles up the hill (a very steep climb) to the top
where you will reach a open field surrounded by a wire fence. Facing
the field, look to your left, at the wooded area surrounded by a
separate fence. The cemetery is in this wooded area towards the open
field. Follow the wooded area's fence down the hill about 30-40
yards, and you will see a gate. Go through the gate, and walk up the
hill, and you will see the stones are scattered about the site.
The cemetery is in abandoned condition, and in complete
disarray. All but 2 of the stones are unseated and laying on the
ground.
The cemetery now lies on private property, and the
owner desires that you first seek permission before entering the
site.
George L. Alexander (2,
3,
4),
25 Nov 1853 aged 2Y 2M 2D, s/o William & Hannah
Margaret Chilcote (2,
3,
4,
5),
15 Oct 1854 Aged 1Y 1M 28D, d/o Benjamin & E.
Rachel Iowa Gardner (2,
3,
4,
5),
31 Aug 1854 aged 1Y 2M 8D, d/o Andrew & Catharine
George W. Hatfield (2,
3,
4),
27 Sep 1854 aged 2Y (4?)M 12D
[H]anry Huntington,(2),
10 Aug 1832 In Memory, s/o Neba Huntington esqr. of Lebanon, who died of the Small pox, Aged 28Y
Edmond Leeper, (2,
footstone), 16 Jun 185(8?) aged 3Y 11M 26D, s/o David & Mary
C. Freemont Mentzer (2,
footstone), 06 Mar 1857 aged 11D, s/o J.B. & Lydia
Catherine Mentzer (2),
14 Aug 1852 aged 2Y 3M, d/o Joseph B. & Lydia
Howard I. Ross (2,
footstone), 01 Aug 1859 age 10M 14D, s/o William & Nancy
Unknown #1, (2,
3)
Unknown #2, (2)
Unknown #3
Unknown #4
Unknown #5
Unknown #6
Unknown #7
Unknown #8
Unknown #9
Unknown Footstone, (2,
3)
Unknown J. C., (2,
3)
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