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Photo by Joyce M. Tice
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Hodges Family Burial Ground |
Located north of Tears Corners (junction of Ashley Hill Road and Austinville
Road) and west of Bungy Road on a rise behind an abandoned house (I. N. Tears
residence on 1875 atlas) in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Markers copied Sept 1983 by J. Kelsey Jones and rechecked November 1998.
Photographed November 1998 by Joyce M. Tice. See Also the
Hodges - Shearman Bible Records
| CRIPPEN | Martha E., dau of Daniel & Anna Crippen died Ap’l 24, 1853 AE 3 ys 4 ms & 14 ds |
| Footmarker, M. E. C. | |
| HODGES | Nehemiah Hodges DIED May 12, 1853 AE 68 y’s 5 ms & 3 ds |
| Footmarker, N. H. | |
| Sally wife of Nehemiah Hodges, DIED Feb 4, 1872 Agd 82 yrs 9 ms & 12 ds | |
| Footmarker, S. H. | |
| Fenner P., son of Nehemiah & Sally Hodges, died June 30, 1849, Aged 21 years & 16 D’s. | |
| Footmarker, F. P. H. | |
| Mary, daughter of Nehemiah & Sally Hodges, died May 8, 1839; aged 25 years 8 months & 24 days. | |
| Footmarker, M. H. | |
| Anson, son of Nehemiah & Sally Hodges, died Oct. 10, 1833, aged 13 years 8 months & 5 days. | |
| Infant son of Hiram & Orrinda Hodges died Aug 20, 1842 aged 9 hours | |
| SMITH | Keturah wife of Geo. F. Smith DIED Dec 6, 1868 AE 50 yrs 9 ms & 14 ds |
| Footmarker, K. S. |
Obituaries
HODGES - Mrs. Keturah Smith [SRGP 09476]
Keturah, wife of George F. Smith, died in Sullivan, Dec. 6th, 1868, in the
51st year of her age. The subject of this notice was the daughter of the
Rev. Nehemiah and Sally Hodges. Father Hodges was one of the pioneer local
preachers of the M. E. Church in this part of the State, and has long since gone
home to his reward. Sister Smith was converted when about 16 years of age;
soon after she connected herself with the M. E. Church, where she has continued
a very worthy, faithful member, until her death. She has been a great
sufferer for a year or more, and has borne her sufferings with christian
patience, rejoicing in a glorious hope of a future and blissful immortality
beyond the grave. She leaves a husband and seven children and a large
circle of relatives to mourn her loss. (Wednesday, January 6, 1869, The
Tioga County Agitator, Wellsboro, Tioga Co, Pa.)
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