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Read by J. Kelsey Jones May 2000 |
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Located in Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in the northeast
portion of the township near the Springfield Township line and south of the
South Creek Township line. From Route 14 go east on Ketcham Road, cross the old
railroad tracks until you come to the Lawrence home. The cemetery is south of
the Lawrence residence in the edge of the woods. A small brook (usually dry)
runs between the house and cemetery. It would appear there is a single row of
markers about thirty feet in length of native stones marking graves. One of
these is inscribed "Father" and the remaining markers have no inscriptions,
except for the Morse marker which would appear to be at the south end of the
row. Nearby are the recent Lawrence family burials. Markers copied May 2000 by
J. Kelsey Jones. Other information obtained from Evelyn Comfort Cogswell of
Pine City.
COMFORT |
Cyrus S. Comfort d. July 21, 1903 73y (Troy Gazette Register, July 30, 1903, no marker) |
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Warren Comfort d. c. 1930 (no marker) |
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Joanna wife of Warren Comfort (no marker) |
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Sarah Comfort daughter of Warren and Joanna Comfort (no marker) |
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Olive Comfort daughter of Warren and Joanna Comfort (no marker) |
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Agnes wife of William McKinley Comfort (no marker) |
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infant son of Ayerie Comfort (no marker) |
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HAZZARD |
Fred Hazzard (no marker) |
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Margaret Comfort wife of Fred Hazzard and daughter of Warren and Joanna Comfort (no marker) |
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daughter of Fred and Margaret Hazzard (no marker) |
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daughter of Fred and Margaret Hazzard (no marker) |
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daughter of Fred and Margaret Hazzard (no marker) |
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LAWRENCE |
Philip M. Lawrence May 18, 1916 Jan 8, 1988 |
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Violet M. Lawrence Dec 10, 1914 Jan 27, 1996 |
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MORSE |
Jerome B. Morse Co. D. 14 U.S. Inf. (this is a military marker - d. Nov 14, 1911 75y - Troy Gazette Register, November 17, 1911) |
COMFORT Cyrus S. Comfort.
Died at his home in Mitchelltown, July 21, 1903,
suddenly, of heart failure, Cyrus S. Comfort, in the 73rd year of his age. The
funeral services were held in the Snedekerville school house, July 23rd,
conducted by Rev. E. P. Morse of Troy, assisted by Mr. Thomas Morgan of
Coryland. A large gathering of relatives and friends, many of whom were unable
to gain admission to the room in which the serivces were held, followed the
remains to their last resting place above the Snedeker station. Mr. Comfort is
survived by his wife and five children, three sons and two daughters. tgr 1903
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