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Name of Cemetery: Mitchell Cemetery
Read By: Mrs. Young (not absolutely sure)
Date Read: Approx. 1939
Submitted and Typed By: Pat Raymond
Location: Laurel Hill in Smithfield Township - On Bennett
Young farm (old Mitchell farm)
Other comments: This cemetery is unreadable now
NOTES: Mrs. Young told me that in 1939 when this was read,
there were other stones broken and unreadable I believe that two
of these would be for Edward Mitchell s/o Reuben & Elizabeth and Diana
Kelley. I have been told by family members that they are buried
there.
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| Last Name | First Name | Date of Birth | Date of Death | AGE | Inscription/RELATIONSHIP/COMMENTS |
| Mitchell | Erastus | Nov.4.1799 | s/o Reuben & Elizabeth Mitchell | ||
| Mitchell | Hannah | Nov.12.1800 | 19y14da | d/o Reuben & Elizabeth Mitchell | |
| Mitchell | Elizabeth | Jan.3.1827 | 70y5m11d | w/o Reuben Mitchell (M. Elizabeth Smith) | |
| Mitchell | Jerome | May 11.1840 | 7y 16da | s/o George & Mary Mitchell | |
| Mitchell | Asenath | Jan. 2.1856 | 58y10m5d | d/o Reuben & Elizabeth Mitchell | |
| Mitchell | Wellcome | Mar.16.1856 | 72y10m5d | s/o Reuben & Elizabeth Mitchell | |
| Mitchell | Reuben Jr. | June 17.1862 | 82y4m7d | s/o Reuben & Elizabeth Mitchell | |
| Mitchell | Jonathan S | Sept.1.1868 | 74y3m20d |
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Read By Pat Smith Raymond
Typed By: Pat Smith Raymond
Date Read: April.20.2006
Location: Hoblet Road, Smithfield/Springfield Twp., Bradford Co.
Note from Joyce - Jerusha in Springfield Census, age 38, in 1850. However there were Rices on both sides of the township line. If anyone knows for certain which side of the line this is on., let me know.
| Last Name | First Name | Date of Birth | Date of Death | AGE | Inscription/RELATIONSHIP/COMMENTS |
| All Names on One Large Marker | |||||
| Rice | Nelson | Nov.22.1873 | 64y6m13d | ||
| Rice | Jerusha | Feb.4.1899 | 88y1m29d | w/o Nelson | |
| Rice | Harriett | Aug.17.1849 | 5y2m5d | d/o Nelson & Jerusha | |
| Rice | Infant Son | Sep.1.1848 | 6m9d | s/o Nelson & Jerusha | |
| Rice | Infant | c/o Nelson & Jerusha |
Infant
Infant
J.A.R.
H.E.R.
N.R.
3-No Writing
In a message dated 4/11/2008 6:18:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, lylerock@chilitech.net writes:
The Rice Cemetery on Hoblet Road in Springfield Township has one major tombstone. Here are two pictures of same stone with engravings of (John) Nelson Rice & his wife Jershua A. (Crowell) on one side and their young children who died on the other side.
Lyle Rockwell
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