81. Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Ohio Resources - Church Records Heritage United Methodist Church, 18331919, Vol. Reverend George Maley1851-1852, Cincinnati, LDS (Mormon) Family History Center, Microfilm, 2021131 http://www.jungclas.com/gensite/hamilton/hamresou/church.htm

CHURCH RECORDS If you would like to see something listed here please let me know Reference Locale Location Format Identification Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 1st Presbyterian Church - Walnut Hills 1819-1951 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 1st Presbyterian Church - Walnut Hills 1818-1937 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 1st Presbyterian Church 1811-1960 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 1st Reformed Presbyterian Church 1854-1914 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 1st United Church on Walnut Hills 1958-1973 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 2nd German Presbyterian Church 1857-1908 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 2nd Presbyterian Church 1817-1920 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 5th Presbyterian Church 1833-1909 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm 5th Presbyterian Church 1879-1909 Cincinnati LDS (Mormon) Family History Center Microfilm The History of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati 1821-1921 by Rev. John H. Lamott, S.T.D. 1921

82. Genealogy.com: Attala 18331919 (4050) Benton 1870-1899 (2800) Bolivar 1861-1901 (4400) George 1910-1925 (900) Greene 1875-1910 (2050) Grenada 1870-1889 (700) http://www.genealogy.com/ifa/co_cd005.html

showAd("banner") My Home Page At Genealogy.com At FamilyTreeMaker.com My Online Data Library My Trees and Searches ... My Profile Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Explore this Source Jump to page containing surname: Search for a specific individual ( first and last name first middle last World Family Tree U.S. Census Collection Family Tree Maker The #1 selling genealogy software for 10 years! About the Data You'll discover indexes to marriage records for selected counties from 161 counties in four states: Arkansas (11), Mississippi (83), Missouri (24), and Texas (82). Approximately 1,047,000 individuals are referenced, beginning as early as 1766 and continuing to 1981. Records indexed may not be comprehensive for the time and region covered. List of Counties Covered Each county name is followed by the approximate years and number of individuals indexed. Arkansas (1820-1949) Calhoun 1851-1890 (1,400) Crawford 1877-1887 (2,400) Garland 1879-1949 (5,000) Hempstead 1820-1881 (2,900)

83. WHMC-St. Louis Sl 381 HANDLEY-TAYLOR PAPERS, 1809-1946 Johnson and Mary Handley had six children Thomas, Edwin, Fred, George J., Rebecca, 18331919. 6. Fred Handley to Rebecca Handley, 12 letters, http://www.umsl.edu/~whmc/guides/whm0381.htm

sl 381 HANDLEY - TAYLOR PAPERS, 1809-1946 59 FOLDERS WESTERN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Mary Helen Schlueter Curlee, granddaughter of Fred Handley and Mary Eliza Taylor Handley, donated the Handley-Taylor Papers to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection-St. Louis, in August, 1979. The Handley-Taylor Papers document the daily lives, business enterprises and travels of the Handley and Taylor families as well as reflect 19th century social and political history of St. Louis, Missouri, and the Midwest. The collection is arranged into eight series. The largest series is correspondence, dating from 1833-1879 and 1919. The other series are: diaries, 1864, 1867-70, 1904; business and financial papers, 1825-1914; legal, religious and educational documents, 1858-1894; photographs, 1860-1893; envelopes, calling cards and greeting cards, 1833-1930's; newspaper clippings; and artifacts and miscellany. Fred Handley (1840?-1914), son of Johnson Thomas Handley (1806-1875) and Mary Rawson Handley, came to St. Louis with his family from Yorkshire, England, in the 1840's. The family lived in the English section of St. Louis which centered on Broadway and Mound Street. Johnson and Mary Handley had six children: Thomas, Edwin, Fred, George J., Rebecca, and Mary Harriet Handley. Johnson T. Handley was a cabinet maker and undertaker. Fred and his brother George took over the business in 1875 under the name of Handley and Bro. In 1871, Fred Handley married Mary Eliza Taylor.

84. North Prairie Cemetery Listing Morrison, George Fred, 01 Aug 1944, 15 Oct 1986, Row 2/Lot 10/Sp1 Isaac C.18311887, Harriet 1833-1919, Wm. A. 1836-1907, Eleanor 1839-1908 http://www.wlpl.org/NorthPrairie.shtml

We are making changes to the web site. Let us know if you have any problems. About Us Kids Links Quick Links ... Other Services North Prairie Cemetery Listing LAST NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH ROW/LOT/SPACE COMMENTS Adams Jacob 21 Sep 1792 18 Jan 1850 Old Section Ady Florence A. 04 Mar 1857 21 Feb. 1858 Old Section Alger Nancy 10 Oct. 1849 Old Section Atwood Oliver Sep 1838 Old Section Pioneer Protestant Minister killed by Indians; First white man buried in Wapsinonoc Twp. Bagley Lois 11 May 1793 06 Jan. 1853 Old Section Bagley Wm. 14 June 1791 02 Sep 1838 Old Section Baldridge Fern 22 Dec 1930 Row 5/Lot 12/Sp 2 Wife of C.R. Ball Cynthia H. Row 4/Lot 7/Sp 2 Ball Elizabeth B. Row 6/Lot 8/Sp 2 Ball Elizabeth L. Row 6/Lot8/Sp4 Wife of Joseph Ball Everett 18 Feb 1886 05 Dec. 1889 Row 4/Lot 8/Sp 2 Ball John 31 Aug. 1887 Row 4/Lot 7/Sp 1 Ball Joseph Row 6/Lot 8/Sp 3 Beaver Lloyd C. "Pappy" 09 Feb 1896 04 May 1989 Row9/Lot 6/Sp2 Married Sophia Wendt 14 Oct. 1915; Parents of Laurence, Luva Jean, Marvin, Don Beaver Sophia Wendt "Peggy" Aug. 1895 03 Dec 1990 Row 9/Lot6/Sp1 Wife of Lloyd Boos Clark M.

85. Greenwood Cemetery - Chickasaw County, Iowa GenWeb born Hatfield, Mass. Charles H. Billings 18311915 Delia Smith Billings 1840-1866 Born Ashtabula Co., Ohio Nancy Pettitt Blinn 1833-1919 Wife of William http://iagenweb.org/chickasaw/cemeterygreenwoodab.htm

CHICKASAW COUNTY Another IAGenWeb Project GREENWOOD CEMETERY (A and B Surnames) Greenwood Cemetry was canvassed by WPA workers in the late 1930's The transcription below was taken from those records. Information may include data from cemetery books and obituaries. Carl Aagard Died 11th October 1900 Age 54 Alfred O. Adams 1854-October 6, 1937 married Harriet Spaulding September 27, 1874 Harriet E. Adams December 12, 1853-March 9, 1918 born Oak Grove, Wis. wife of Alfred O. Mary S. Adams Died 10th March 1880 Age 64 Adeline Albert Died 5th February 1895 Age 82 Harriet E. Dodge Allen 1820-March 20, 1871 Wife of A. W. James Edward Allison Died 6th of April 1915 Age 59 Survived by mother and sister Mrs. Piersoll William P. Allison 1838-February 22, 1919 born Penyan, Yates Co., N. Y.; Hannah Allison died 19th October 1914 aged 74 Alfred L. Ames 1857-June 16, 1893 son of J. H. Ames Charles H. Ames 1870-March 25, 1912 husband of Mary Stiegelmeyer ; father of one son Jonathan H. Ames

86. Women Of Achievement Representative Margaret Chase Smith watches President Truman sign Nurse Mrs.Kiyo Minijima (18331919), a Japanese business woman and philanthropist. http://www.undelete.org/woa/woa12-14.html

PRIOR DATE HOME WOA INDEX NEXT DATE December 14 Representative Margaret Chase Smith watches President Truman sign Nurse Corps legislation that she sponsored Compiled and Written by Irene Stuber who is solely responsible for its content. 12-14 TABLE of CONTENTS: The incredible story of two old women... Doria (Ahmad) Shafik MRS. KIYO MINIJIMA Cooking Class from Space for Woman - Hard Science for Men ... QUOTE by Rosalyn Tureck and Margaret Chase Smith. Etta Shiber and Kitty Beaurepos At the time of the German invasion of France, Etta Shiber, American author of Paris Underground (1943), then in her 60's, lived in Paris with her good friend Kitty Beaurepos. They had met in a dress shop on a trip Shiber had made to Paris in 1925. Yearly, Shiber visited Beaurepos in Paris and when Shiber's husband of 35 years died in 1936, she moved to Paris to live quietly with KB. In 1940, they resisted fleeing Paris until there was no hope and then they joined the jam of refugees fleeing south. Her book graphically describes the confusion and fear felt by the refugees on the crowded roads, some on foot carrying what possessions they could, others in dog- or horse-drawn vehicles, and some like Shiber-Beaurepos in automobiles - all subject to being machine-gunned and bombed from German planes - and there was no food left anywhere. The two old women stopped at an inn to search for food and found, instead, a British aviator who failed to get evacuated at Dunkirk. They hide him in the trunk of their car and when the Germans caught their refugee column and turned them back to Paris, the aviator - undiscovered - went with them. They hid him in their apartment, finally making contact with the underground to get him out.

87. BYRON CEMETERY PART 8 daughter of Wm. PJ Smith died July 7, 1848 aged 1 yr; 4 m’s; 25 days 18331919 see number 331. 334 LEE Robert E. 1899-1967 Lillian M. 1900-1985 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/shiawassee/byron008.html

BYRON CEMETERY part 8 Byron Cemetery - section 8 north east half of the north central section-this section in the center between the two north south drives. Because of the size and number of stones we have divided it into two sections using the grass drive thur the center of it as the division. This is the east side and the rows run north to south. Row 1 Father William SAYERS Mother Adeline E. SAYERS Roy M. SAYERS Nov. 20, 1877 Mar. 28, 1927 Ruth Adelyn Jan. 14, 1906 Apr. 24, 1906 Robert V. Oct. 19, 1910 Feb. 28, 1912 William H. RUST BGLR Co. D. Mich Cav Civil War Jan14, 1828-May 31, 1913 Mary G. wife of Wm. H. RUST died Mar. 10, 1894 aged 66 yrs; 1 mo; 20 d’s RUST Emma Louise JOHNSON Calvin SHEPARD died Aug. 21, 1818 aged 49 yrs; 4 m’s. Jane wife of William AUSTIN died Jan. 3, 1885 Ira G. BARNES BARNES west side of large stone Maryette BARNES number 11, 12, and 13 are in a family plot with a pipe fence around it. Sarah wife of William BADGERO died May 24, 1846 AE 54 yrs; 5 mos; 24 d’s.

88. NEWBURG CEMETERY 18331919. 32. Pearle E. MACKEY. 1873-1936. 33. Harry H. MACKEY George H.WENT. 1904-1922. numbers 48, 49 and 50 share one base and match in style and http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/shiawassee/newburg_003.html

NEWBURG CEMETERY The NEWBURG CEMETERY, located in section 33 on Prior Rd., has been read and transcribed by Karen and Shirley Gorman of Owosso, MI. The contents of this file may be copied for personal use but may not be copied for distribution in any form, written, electronic or otherwise by anyone or any other non-profit or for-profit corporations. If you find something helpful here, please take a minute to send a thank you note to Shirley at sgorman@michonline.net. Newburg Cemetery section 3 This section is located on the south side of the cemetery, from the south drive to the fence. The rows run north to south and we read from the road (west) to the back fence (east). row 1 Henry P. WIMBLES Co H 1 Mich Inf. WIMBLE Henry P. Mary J. double stone Claude L. WIMBLES PFC US Army World War I Oct. 25, 1886 Dec. 11, 1967 row 2 old stone with US veteran marker row 3 Hattie CHURCH LEMON CHURCH Father Mother Father Mother Thomas J. Effie M. W. Lyman Myrtle B. Joyce L. CHURCH KORN row 4 Anna E. died Mar 16, 1887 aged 30 yrs. Mother Cornelia CHURCH’ Father Ulyses S. CHURCH

89. Walton Cemetery, Letter G - K Delaware County NY Thomas White 1765 1818 George Talcott 1766 - 1842 - White 1796 - 1880 w, Nellie J 1863 - 1936 Holly George E 1852 - 1932 w, Hattie Smith 1858 http://www.dcnyhistory.org/joyce/cemwalt2.html

Delaware County, NY Genealogy and History Site transcribed by Les and Dorothy Howland, California The following records are courtesy of the Roxbury Library Associations History Room . Hard Copies of such records are available for viewing and duplication during normal library hours. This compilation is from the notebooks of Amy Gavette and was done in the 1960s . It was manually typed on typing paper. Needless to say some of it is faded and coping it is difficult. If dates don't match you may have to go to the Roxbury Library and see the originals, they too are starting to fade. This is not a public library, they run on support from their patrons and the History room is run by donations, and for such a small room it is packed full of information on the town of Roxbury and some Delaware county information. Vesti Snyder,Roxbury Note Joyce Riedinger WALTON TOWN AND VILLAGE CEMETERY There are 5 columns to this database, the 5th used by only a few of the records. You will need to scroll. Also, because of the gigantic size of this database, it is broken into many sections. Letters G - K Welcome Page of the Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site This website is held in trust by Joyce Riedinger for the use of all Delaware County Researchers

90. Archives Of The Gray Herbarium Piper, Fred Smith, 19121935, 5, 1867-. Piper, SM, Mrs. ? George Edward Davenportinventory in Archives Guide. Pirion, Anastasio, Padre, 1929-1937 http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/sp.htm

Library of the Gray Herbarium SEMI-HISTORIC LETTERS - P Last Name First Name Dates Amount Notes See Also Birth and Death Dates Packard Horace Packard Winthrop Page Henrietta Paine Gertrude Hollister Riddle, Gertrude Hollister (nee Paine) Painter Joseph Hannum Palache Charles Palacios Isidro Palhinha Ruy Telles Palmer Edward Also includes calendar of letters in front of folder. Personal papers held in Herbarium Archives. Palmer Ernest Jesse Includes 1 plant list. Palmer Thomas Chalkley Palmgren Alvar Palsson William F. Rehder, Alfred, SH 3, Folder 1. Pammel Louis Herman Contains 2 plant lists;2 invitations to dedication of Pammel State Park;"Introduction", 1925;letter expressing thanks for sympathy of Mrs. Pammel. Historic Letters database. Pampanini Renato Panton Matthew H. ? Includes 1 plant list. Paoletti E. Fernando ? Includes 1 plant list. Parham H. B. Richenda, Mrs. Parish Samuel Bonsall Historic Letters database; G. Davenport inventory in Archives Guide. Park Jay Boardman Park W. N. ? Parker Charles Stewart Parker E. M. , Miss ? Parker Edward M. ?

91. Bill's - Couch Family Genealogy 3 Mary F. COUCH31 (1843- ) ,,Crawford Co.,Arkansas sp-George HUFF-51 ,,Crawford Co.,Arkansas sp-Phebe STEWARD-24 (1833-1919)family of Marvin Worley http://www.couchgenweb.com/couch/andrewj.htm

COUCH Andrew Couch Family Of North Carolina Andrew was born in North Carolina. His children was born in Alabama but was on the 1850 Census of Crawford County Arkansas. If you have a connection to one of the people in this chart, please contact Bill Couch . Thanks! Other Researchers of this Family Mark Danburg Go to Mark's home page Ima Jean Baker Young Marvin Worley John L. Couch ... Cleo Leon Shamblin 5 Carl Gardner (1910-1984) sp Mary Evelyn Crowsey (1916-1982) 6 William Albert Gardner (1936- ) sp 5 William Gardner (1912- 5 Dale Gardner (1914- 5 Robert Gardner (1917- sp Sibyl Willis 6 Charles Gardner sp 3 Andrew M. COUCH-3 (1844- ) ,,Crawford Co.,Arkansas 2nd Ark Calv Pvt/Bugler 10 Oct 1863 Van Buren Ar. 20 sp Francis Pollard 4 Sarah Couch (1866- ) sp James Henry Smith sp John L. Long

92. Smoky Valley Genealogical Society> 1915 Elenor L. 9 June 18375 May 1908 wife of George W. George W. 22 Feb. 1890 Hannah 1824-1894 Jessie C. (Smith) 1899 John S., Jr. 1885-1918 John S., http://skyways.lib.ks.us/kansas/genweb/ottawa/burialag.html

Smoky Valley Genealogical Society BURIALS IN BENNINGTON CEMETERY OTTAWA COUNTY, KANSAS A-G Copied by Members of Smoky Valley Genealogical Society Note: * Dates in records and on stone do not agree ** Names and dates obtained from family in absence of markers. Return to Main Page

93. German Research Association (GRA) - Germanic Lineage Register Volumes 23 & 24 (A Behling 1181 George Carl (19081987) d Minneapolis, MN, wf Stevens; sp Redman; August (1833-1919) res Ossawa, Prussia, wf Domjahn; Karl (?-? http://feefhs.org/GRA/GRALINAK.HTML

German Research Association (GRA) HomePage German Cross-Index Map Room Master IndexPage ... WebSite Index German Research Association - Germanic Lineage Register - Latest Update: 18 February 2001 View the GRA Crest As published in The German Connection Each of the following listings shows the direct ancestral lineage through the male line of one individual with a Germanic surname. Each direct line is of the format: Surname, [submitter number], (1) given name, (birth-death dates), place of birth, marriage, death or residence (as indicated by b,m,d, or res), surname of wife; (2) given name of father of (1), (birth-death dates), place of b, m, d, or res, surname of spouse; (3) given name of father of (2). . . etc. If the wife has a Germanic surname it may be followed as a separate direct line. An asterisk (*) indicates an immigrant. A question mark (?) indicates information not known. Surnames are not repeated within one direct line unless there is a spelling or name change. Submitters would like to correspond with those sharing their lines or those who would like more information. When the listings were printed in The German Connection For those who have access to The German Connection , held by a number of large city libraries and genealogical societies, the submissions appeared in the following issues: 1123, 1154-1160: Volume 23 No. 1, First Quarter 1999, pp. 21-22

94. Genealogy: Martin/Watson Descendants (18581933) George CHRISTMASS (1858-1893) + Emma Amelia Smith (1863-1948) MARTIN (1882- ) Eric Valentine MARTIN (1889-1957) George MARTIN* http://wwwcomm.murdoch.edu.au/~proots/jennie/genealogy/martin/

The genealogy of Jennie Newman Home (includes Pedigree chart) Descendant charts Adshead Bagley Beckett Beswick Broad/Bradshaw Carroll Clegg Coles Cook Farr Forward Friend Godford Gorman Graham Hack Hains/Haynes Henness Kirkman Loveland Martin McCarthy Morton Neagle Newman Newport Parrott Patrick Rothwell Watson Webb Known Martin/Watson descendants (1700s to present) Recent generations are not detailed. This list is by no means comprehensive. Last modified: 31/08/1998 Contact: Jennie Newman ( jenred99@yahoo.com URL: http://wwwcomm.murdoch.edu.au/~proots/jennie/genealogy/martin/default.html

95. Cemetery English Spring Rock Twp, Clinton County, Iowa Ruth A. (Brown) 1830 1891 EWOLT, Samuel H. 1833 1919 FIELD, Clara E. 1878 11 Jun 1861 Smith, George A. 1851 1953 Smith, Louisa A. 14 Nov 1896 Smith, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/clinton/cemeteries/eng.txt

96. SASS - SASS Record Number Starts With 'A...' A0014, The legend of George Ezekiel Mason Soldier, Police Trooper and SubProtectorof A0288, Catt, A. Storekeeper, Politician, 1833-1919. ADB3 http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/research/condon/sass/sass-list.asp?RecordNumber

97. Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Last Name First Name (Maiden) Birth Death Cemetery Smith ELIZABETH 1746c 30 1855 - 1890 WO007 Smith ELIZABETH H 1833 - 1919 FR062 Smith ELIZABETH H http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/cemetery331.html

The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index Find the Cemetery Name and Location for the Number To find a name use the "Find in This Page" function of your browser; Cntrl+F Last Name First Name (Maiden) Birth Death Cemetery# Return to the Rhode Island Cemeteries Database Index Page Go To The Next Cemetery Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/

98. CIVIL WAR VETERANS BURIED IN OKLAHOMA Last Names Starting With N NIVISON, Samuel, 18331919, Co A 22 IA Inf, Grant, Rosemound NORVELL, GeorgeHardin, 1847-1919, Capt Co C 18 MO Inf, Tulsa, Rose Hill-Tulsa http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Forest/7014/OKVetsN.html

CIVIL WAR VETERANS BURIED IN OKLAHOMA Last Names Starting With: N Last updated 7 Dec 2001 NAME Dates SERVICE COUNTY CEMETERY NABOURS, A.H. Co E 25 LA Inf CSA Pittsburg Arpelar NAILS, John F. Pvt Co K 2 AR Inf Bryan Philadelphia NAIR, W.H. Union Army Craig Fairview-Vinita NALL, William H. Union Army Alfalfa Pleasant Ridge-Jet NALLY, J.E. Co F 43 MO Inf Greer Mangum NANCE, J.L. Capt Civil War Harmon Dryden NANCE, James Monroe Sgt Co C 2 KS Cav Muskogee Green Hill-Muskogee NARDOK, Bazzle S. Pvt Co D 2 MO Cav Blaine Masonic-Hydro NASH, Burrell Confederate Army Murray Oaklawn-Sulphur NASH, Francis Hobson Confederate Army Pushmataha Antlers City NASH, Marvin Henry Co G 12 IN Cav Ellis Shattuck NASH, William Co I 80 USC Inf Blaine Macedonia NASH, William J. Union Army Major Forrest NAUGHTRIEB, John Pvt Co G 1443 PA Inf Oklahoma Fairlawn-OKC NAUSLER, John Dickerson Pvt Co G 37 IL Inf Oklahoma OK Veterans-OKC NAVE, A.M. Union Army Pittsburg Hugh Low NAVE, John W. Confederate Army Oklahoma Gracelawn-Edmond NAY, Fred K. Co E 8 WV Cav Garfield Rose Hill-Carrier NAY, John Co E 6 WV Cav Oklahoma Fairlawn-OKC NAY, John W.

99. PPL - Danville East J - Y Niger, Margaret A. 1833 1919, Danville East. O Haver, Elizabeth Nave, No,Danville East Smith, Infant of HA Alice T. 1887 d. Danville East http://history.plainfield.lib.in.us/Cemeteries/Danville East J-Y.htm

Local and Indiana Information Department Danville East Cemetery (J - Y) Danville, IN - East Side N. Wayne Street Center Township, Hendricks County, IN 1998 Plainfield - Guilford Township Public Library. Name Date Cemetery Johnson, E. R. No Danville East Johnson, Isaac 1868 d. Danville East Johnson, William Danville East Jones, Hayes Danville East Jones, Howard C. Danville East Jones, Infant 1907 d. Danville East Jones, Julia A. Danville East Jones, Mary Jane Danville East Jones, Mary L. Danville East Jones, Nathan E. 1863 d. Danville East Jones, Robert 1905 d. Danville East Jones, Sarah E. Danville East Keeney, America 1851 d. Danville East King, Curtis Danville East King, Curtis Danville East King, Eli 1850 d. Danville East King, Eli F. 1857 d. Danville East King, Eliza Danville East King, Elizabeth No Danville East King, Isabell 1851 d. Danville East King, James Franklin Danville East King, Jane 1886 d. Danville East King, Nancy 1851 d. Danville East King, Thomas No Danville East King, Thomas William Danville East King, W. J. No Danville East Kite, Hester E. 1855 d.

100. PPL - Maple Hill Cemetery (T - V) Thomas, George, 1972 d. Maple Hill. Thomas, James E. 1965 d. Maple Hill. Thomas,Jasper N. 1928 d. Vestal, Anna Moore, 1833 1919, Maple Hill http://history.plainfield.lib.in.us/Cemeteries/MapleHillTV.htm

Local and Indiana Information Department Maple Hill Cemetery (T - V) Plainfield, IN - Harding Street and Stafford Road Entrance off of Harding Street (645 Harding) Guilford Township, Hendricks County, Indiana 1998 Plainfield - Guilford Township Public Library. Name Date Cemetery Tague, Gracie L. Maple Hill Tague, Janice Kay (Thompson) 1994 d. Maple Hill Tague, Russell 1974 d. Maple Hill Tague, Sophie 1977 d. Maple Hill Taivolkoski, John W. 1960 d. Maple Hill Tallent, Mattie M. 1970 d. Maple Hill Tallent, Ruster 1974 d. Maple Hill Tansey, Belle (Judd) Maple Hill Tansey, Charles P. Maple Hill Tarlton, John Maple Hill Tarlton, Minerva L. Maple Hill Tawell, Ray S. 1940 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Anna Maple Hill Taylor, Asa Maple Hill Taylor, Chester John E. 1925 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Frank B. 1908 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Harry M. 1943 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Imogene 1986 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Infant 1926 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Martha V. 1961 d. Maple Hill Taylor, Mary E. Maple Hill Taylor, Thomas William Maple Hill Taylor, Walter 1978 d. Maple Hill Taylor, William R.

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