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Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice
Windham Summit Cemetery, Windham
Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
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Bradford County PA
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Chemung County NY
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Tioga County PA
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Windham Summit Cemetery
Windham Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
Name of Cemetery: Windham Summit Union Church Cemetery
Read By: Florence Ellis
Date Read: October. 2001
Typed By: Pat SMITH Raymond
Location: Behind the Windham Summit Bible Church of S. R. 1055
Other comments: Small Cemetery with a few broken stones along north
side of cemetery.
Many spaces that may have been burial areas-Markers read left
to right.
Photo of Windham Summit Cemetery by Joyce M.
Tice September 06, 1999
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Joyce's Search Tip - December 2007 -
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Do You Know that you can search just the
Bradford County Cemetery Records on the site by using the Cemeteries
-Bradford button in the Partitioned search engine at the bottom of the
Current What's New Page? If
you use that partition follow these steps to search just one cemetery.
1. Choose Cemeteries - Bradford.
2. Enter part of the cemetery name [ie Ballard or Berrytown] AND a surname.
3. Choose the Find ALL Words option. Then it will find just the pages
with that surname in the one cemetery you indicated.
See also - Bradford County Cemetery Addresses |
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Last Name |
First Name |
Date of Birth |
Date of Death |
AGE |
Inscription/RELATIONSHIP/COMMENTS |
Row 1 |
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B |
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Civil War Marker-Small broken unreadable
stone |
Weeks |
Loula Maud |
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Aug.7.1880 |
5m 28d |
Adopted daughter |
Weeks |
Lou M. |
Mar.14.1850 |
Oct.25.1881 |
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w/o Frank / d/o Robert & Rebecca
Richards |
Richards |
Robert |
Jun.13.1814 |
Dec.29.1897 |
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162 Reg. 17 Cav.--Civil War Marker |
Richards |
Rebecca |
Jun.19.1822 |
Jul.30.1904 |
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w/o Robert//On same stone |
Rockefeller |
Robert |
1824 |
1907 |
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Co. D Pa. Cav.--Civil War Marker |
Rockefeller |
Olive M. |
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Feb. 1863 |
9m 20d |
d/o Robert & Emeline Rockefeller |
Rockefeller |
Olive G. |
Dec.30.1860 |
Oct.20.1864 |
3y10m3d |
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Row 2 |
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Hartshorn |
William L. |
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Jun.8.1866 |
74y1m25d |
War of 1812 |
Hartshorn |
Nancy |
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Apr.10.1860 |
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w/o William--Married Nov.20.1813 |
Hartshorn |
Jedediah |
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Sep.5.1864 |
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"FATHER" - Engraved on top of stone |
Row 3 |
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Kinyon |
Pardon |
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Jun.15.1856 |
55y1m4d |
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Towner |
Betsy Ann |
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Oct.8.1851 |
23y2m |
w/o Joseph Towner 2/Top says "MY MOTHER" |
Allen |
Isacc |
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Feb.19.1858 |
33y6m28d |
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Vosburgh |
Minnie |
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Mar.16.1862 |
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d/o T. S. & A. Vosburgh |
Row 4 |
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Crandall |
Vasco N. |
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Sep.17.1883 |
39y10m19d |
Mason symbol engraving |
Crandall |
Lucy C. |
1820 |
1906 |
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Top "MOTHER" |
Crandall |
Alonzo C. |
1810 |
1888 |
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Top "FATHER"/Mason symbol on stone |
Keely |
Harriet A. |
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Jul.17.1862 |
28y2m17d |
w/o Joseph Keely |
Jakway |
Elgy |
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Mar.2.1861 |
69 yr |
w/o Samuel |
Jakway |
Samuel R. |
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Oct.13.1870 |
74y6m |
Husband of Elgy--On same stone |
Dunham |
Louisa |
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Oct.30.1873 |
33y3m20d |
w/o David D. Dunham |
Dunham |
Sarah |
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Mar.10.1864 |
22m 17d |
d/o David & Louisa Dunham |
Row 5 |
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Main |
James |
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Sep.19.1840 |
30y5m22d |
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Carner |
Esther |
Dec.12.1804 |
Feb.19.1885 |
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Jakway |
George W. |
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Dec.16.1868 |
39 yr |
Private in Civil War |
Jakway |
Edward B. |
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Jul.9.1858 |
22y4m25d |
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Hoyt |
Emma |
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Feb.11.1862 |
2 m. |
d/o ???? Hoyt |
Demorest |
Lester J. |
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Feb.18.1872 |
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s/o John & Mary Demorest |
Demorest |
John |
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Feb.2.1873 |
33y10m7d |
Husband of Mary |
Demorest |
Mary A. |
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Sep.5.1892 |
57y11m21d |
w/o John |
Demorest |
Nicholas |
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Jul.19.1871 |
78 yr |
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Row 6 |
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Crandall |
Permelia |
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May 10.1858 |
17y9m |
d/o Henry & Betsy Crandall |
Crandall |
Henry |
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Jun.8.1874 |
69y8m |
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Crandall |
Betsy Ann |
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Broken stone--w/o Henry Crandall |
Hines |
James |
1831 |
1909 |
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Co. D 17th Pa. Cav. --Civil War Marker |
Hines |
Monument |
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Hines |
Cynthia |
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Jan.24.1899 |
59y5m13d |
w/o James S. Hines |
Hines |
Edward B. |
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Sep.30.1889 |
23 yr |
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Hines |
Willis |
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Aug.11.1876 |
20y2m |
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Hines |
Porter S. |
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Nov.17.1897 |
30y3m10d |
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Hines |
Dollie |
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Jul.16.1890 |
9m4d |
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Hines |
Mary A. |
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Feb. 26.1875 |
4m10d |
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Hines |
Susie M. |
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Mar.26.1879 |
6 mo. |
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Hines |
Martha P. |
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Aug.27.1868 |
36y5m |
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Bixby |
Amanda |
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Jan.18.1861 |
8y8d |
d/o R. & T. Bixby |
Bixby |
Avis |
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Jul.16.1876 |
1y13d |
d/o Luther & Mary Bixby |
Bixby |
Richard |
1820 |
1898 |
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Elizabeth's husband |
Bixby |
Elizabeth |
1822 |
1895 |
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Richard's wife--On same stone |
Bixby |
Linda E. |
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Jul.6.1862 |
21 m. |
d/o Chester & Mary E. Bixby |
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Stones from previous listings--not seen
at present |
Underwood |
Judson |
1846 |
1928 |
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Alicia's husband |
Underwood |
Alicia |
1858 |
1904 |
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Judson's wife |
Jakway |
George |
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Broken stone--off to side |
Wood |
Sarah |
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Nov.8.1853 |
61y9m |
w/o Milton Wood |
Palmer |
Phebe |
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Aug.28.1835 |
1 day |
d/o John & Phebe Palmer |
LEADOM A. ‘LEE’ WARNER JR., 65, of Ulster, Pa., passed away peacefully with his family by his side, into the arms of his Savior, on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018 at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. He was born on Aug. 3, 1952 in Port Arthur, Texas, the son of the late Leadom A. Sr. and Vina Silkman Warner. Lee was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. Lee worked as a self-employed mechanic and he also worked for Agway, EMTA and Allis Hollow Equipment, prior to retiring. His real love, though, was tinkering and repairing tractors and farm equipment. He had a reputation for being an excellent mechanic. He also enjoyed fishing and cutting wood. A man of deep faith, Lee was happiest enjoying the nature his Lord had created and just spending time outdoors. He was also always happy to help anyone in need, no matter the circumstances. He is predeceased by his sister, Cindy Green, in 2010. Lee is survived by his beloved wife of 21 years, Lisa, at home; children, Josh and Brandi Warner of Ft. Lewis, Wash., Faith and Brian Bentley of Waverly, N.Y., Heather and Tom Briggs of Athens, Pa., Stacy and Steve Levering of Athens, Pa., and Holly Kuhns and Nevin Irvin of Oberlin, Ohio; grandchildren, Jeremiah, Jacob, Blake, Brayden, Bryce, Riley, Landon, Maddox, Emma, Levi, Gabe, Aiden, and Brody. He is also survived by his siblings and their spouses, Allen and Sherry Warner of Haysville, Kan., Tracy and Rita Warner of Shell Knob, Mo., Linda and Larry DePue of Limerick, Pa., Dale and Sharon Warner of Halifax, Pa., and Debra and Scott Chilson of Sayre, Pa.; sister, Penny Warner; aunts and uncles, Tracy and Lois Silkman, Betty Raykovitz, Liz Newberry, and Gus VonWolfradt; several nieces, nephew, and cousins; close friends, George and Sherry Lee and Clair Thrush. He will be missed by many other friends and neighbors and by all who knew and loved him. Friends and family may call on Monday, Feb. 19, 2018, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the North Rome Wesleyan Church, 3374 North Rome Road, Rome, Pa. Funeral services will follow at the church at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Ed Torres officiating. Burial will be in Windham Cemetery, Windham, Pa. –Sayre Morning Times 2/14/2018
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Published On Tri-Counties Site On
11/27/2001
By Joyce M. Tice
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