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Photo of Lee Cemetery by Joyce M. Tice April 2006 |
The following list is part of the Tioga County Cemetery Inscriptions . Reprinted with Permission of Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd. Material typed and formatted for the web by Linda Cracraft and Joyce M. Tice.
This is from Tioga County Cemetery Inscriptions, Volume 3 reprinted with permission of Rhoda ENGLISH Ladd This was Copied by Lola WETHERBEE. Franke, Wellsboro, June 30, 1971
The Lee Cemetery Association was incorporated Dec. 22, 1886. The officers
were Daniel H. Lee, President., Sylvester Treat, Secretary, John Owlett,
Treasurer.
Lee Cemetery is located in the northeastern part of the township, near East
Chatham Post Office.
The remains of the early settlers of the neighborhood, are interred here.
See Also Lee Cemetery Obituaries
SURNAME | FIRST NAME | BIRTH DATE | DEATH DATE | AGE | NOTES/INSCRIPTIONS |
Chappell | Edward R. | 1889 | 1917 | ||
Chappell | Orella | 1849 | 1915 | ||
Chappell | Robert E. | 1855 | 1930 | ||
Chappell | Edna | Oct 15 1884 | Apr 13 1896 | dau. Of R. E. and O. Chappell | |
Marmor | Charles | 1846 | 1910 | Father | |
Marmor | Rosina | 1841 | 1890 | his Wife, Mother | |
Humphrey | E. A. | May 22 1824 | uncut | ||
Humphrey | Matilda | Mar 18 1823 | Mar 6 1903 | his Wife | |
Owlett | Thomas | Sept 23 1823 | Jan 24 1892 | ||
Owlett | Mary | Oct 28 1828 | Feb 27 1866 | wife of Thos. | |
Owlett | Martha J. | June 27 1833 | Aug 27 1914 | wife of Thos. | |
Owlett | Fannie A. | July 25 1875 | Oct 5 1908 | d/o Thos. And Martha | |
Owlett | John | Aug 1 1837 | Oct 3 1892 | "grave here with no marker" | |
Owlett | Lavinia | Mar 10 1844 | Aug 12 1912 | "grave here with no marker" | |
Lee | Almira A. | 1826 | 1909 | wife of A. Lee | |
Lee | large Lee stone with nothing on it. Headstones for Mother and Father. | ||||
Sehl | Minnie J. | 1872 | 1907 | dau. Of T. D. and A. A. Lee | |
Treat | Sylvester | Dec 26 1846 | Mar 31 1915 | ||
Treat | Sarah | Dec 6 1850 | Mar 17 1930 | his wife. Headstones for Mother and Father. | |
Sweet | C. D. | 1866 | 1921 | ||
Sweet | Arminda | 1834 | 1920 | ||
Chappell | Oliver | 1852 | 1917 | ||
Chappell | Maryette | 1853 | 1918 | ||
Chappell | Phoebe A. | Dec. 16 1890 | 11 yrs. 11 mos. 16 dys. | ||
Chappell | Jessie | Apr 2 1890 | 2 mos. 16 dys. | ||
Calkins | Large monument, no inscriptions | ||||
Chamberlain | Henry E. | Mar 14 1827 | June 2 1895 | G. A. R. Flag | |
Chamberlain | Maria | Apr 30 1831 | Feb 17 1905 | wife of Henry E. | |
Costley | Levi | Sept 3 1814 | Mar 15 1891 | G. A. R. Flag | |
Costley | Betsey | Mar 5 1817 | Jan 24 1892 | his wife | |
Costley | George | Co. L. 2nd Pa. Cav. Gov. marker no dates | |||
Costley | Moses | Feb 1 1905 | 65 years | Father | |
Costley | Harry E. | Dec 13 1887 | 23 yrs. 9 mos. | son of Rachel Costley | |
Gardner | Leonard | 1843 | 19?? | Father | |
Gardner | Sarah | 1845 | 1918 | Mother his wife | |
Gardner | William R. | 1868 | 19?? | ||
Gardner | Hattie M. | 1873 | 1917 | his wife | |
Lee | J. H. | 1863 | 1919 | ||
Lee | D. H. | 1838 | 1919 | Spanish American War Vet | |
Lee | Minnie J. | 1845 | 1903 | his wife | |
Lee | Mamy | Nov 17 1873 | Nov 21 1873 | dau. Of D. H. & M. Lee | |
Lee | Moses | 1813 | 1892 | ||
Lee | Sylvia | 1816 | 1862 | wife of Moses | |
Lee | Amy | 1844 | 1913 | wife of Moses | |
Walling | Mary B. | 1811 | 1896 | ||
Lee | Hannah Butts | 1776 | 1857 | ||
Lee | Seneca | 1817 | 1847 | ||
Potter | Robert B. | Dec 11 1803 | May 30 1886 | ||
Potter | Adaline | Aug 21 1854 | 50 yrs. 12 dys. | wife of Robert | |
Potter | Mary M. | July 8 1848 | 11 yrs. 12 dys. | dau. Of R. B. & A. | |
Potter | Lydia M. | Feb 12 1839 | 10 yrs. 3 mos. 5 dys. | dau of R. B. & A. | |
Treat | Peter | Jan 11 1850 | 80 yrs. 6 mos. 23 dys. | ||
Chappell | Russell | May 5 1952 | 1 yrs. 5 mos. | son of Oliver and Phoebe | |
Chappell | Osmer | Sept 20 1868 | son of Oliver and Phoebe | ||
Chappell | Maggie M. | May 23 18?? | Mar 19 1885 | ||
Chappell | Oliver | 1826 | 1901 | ||
Chappell | Phebe A. | Sept 27 1827 | June 19 1886 | w/o Oliver | |
Grover | Jemima | 1855 | wife of R. Grover | ||
Seamans | Mary | 1807 | 1855 | ||
Seamans | David | 1826 | 1867 | ||
Treat | R. G. | July 31 1832 | June 4 1900 | C. D. 199 P. Vol. G. A. R. Flag. Father | |
Treat | Mary Jane | Oct 15 1836 | Aug 25 1887 | wife of R. G. | |
Treat | Aldebert | Aug 8 1869 | Nov 22 1881 | s/o R. G. & M. J. | |
Treat | Julia | Feb 2 1879 | 4 mos. 24 dys | d/o R. G. & Mary J. | |
Treat | Joseph | Aug 19 1864 | 7 yrs | s/o R. G. & M. J. | |
Treat | Ada A. | Jan 21 1859 | 3 yrs. | d/o R. G. & M. J. | |
Seamans | Lucina | Sept 19 1871 | 35 yrs. | wife of Silas R. broken filed stone here | |
Hatch | Esther | Sept 16 1850 | 75 yrs. 3 mos. | wife of Samuel Hatch | |
Kelly | Thomas | Aug 7 1881 | 28 yrs. 3 mos. 26 dys | ||
Owlett | Martha | Nov 28 1851 | 50 yrs. 12 dys. | wife of G. B. Owlett | |
Owlett | Gilbert B. | Aug 22 1877 | 78 yrs. | Father | |
Owlett | Thomas M. | Nov 8 1846 | 77 yrs. | ||
Beard | Henry E. | 1859 | 1876 | s/o E. G. & M. A. | |
Beard | Martha A. | 1832 | 1881 | wife of E. G. | |
Chamberlain | Joel | Feb 13 1869 | 73 yrs. 7 mos. 7 dys. | ||
Chamberlain | Eleanor | June 26 1879 | 76 yrs. 10 mos. 9 dys. | wife of J. "Stones for Mother and Father and Mason Emblem. Small stone, probably child, no inscription. | |
Curran | H. J. | Corp Co. H. Pa. Inf. Gov. marker G. A. R. Flag. "rest of stone in ground" | |||
Curran | Henry E. | Mar 10 1807 | Oct 6 1855 | ||
Curran | Sally | May 26 1807 | Nov 2 1890 | his wife. | |
Wass | William | 1831 | 1920 | ||
Wass | Mary L. | 1837 | 1914 | his wife | |
Treat | Claude S. | 1884 | 1950 | ||
Treat | Della L. | 1884 | 1962 | ||
Owlett | Milton | 1900 | 1901 | ||
Rich | Charles | Aug 24 1878 | 19 yrs. 2 mos. 2 dys. | son of Dr. Wm. B. & Lydia Rich | |
Treat | Sylvester | Oct 5 1866 | 64 yrs. 5 mos. 21 dys. | ||
Treat | Lucinda | July 23 1881 | 76 yrs. 4 mos. 1 dy. | wife of Sylvester | |
Rich | Dr. Wm. B. | surgeon Civil War - no dates. G. A. R. Flag | |||
Rich | Lydia Treat | 1830 | 1862 | ||
Owlett | Lee | July 26 1881 | 6 yrs. | son of J. & L. S. | |
Seaman | Edna J. | Feb 28 1891 | 53 yrs. 8 mos. 19 dys | wife of D. P. | |
Seaman | D. P. | Sept 25 1821 | Feb 16 1901 | ||
Seaman | Horace J. | Nov 16 1865 | 6 yrs. 6 mos. 11 dys. | son of D. P. & Edna | |
Seaman | Charles E. | Aug 3 1879 | 17 yrs. 6 mos. 19 dys | s/o Daniel & Edna | |
Seaman | Arthur | 1901 | s/o P. P. & M. Seamans | ||
Dininny | Harold | Aug 14 1901 | 9 yrs. | s/o T. W. & L. B. | |
Dininny | Belle | 1870 | 1913 | ||
Beckwith | 1899 | 1908 | dau. Of O. E. & L. M. Beckwith | ||
Carl | Lorenzo D. | Aug 8 1834 | May 3 1929 | ||
Carl | Caroline | Sept 4 1834 | Mar 4 1893 | w/o L. D. | |
Carl | Lorenzo D. | Co. G. 2 nd. N.Y. Vol. G. A. R. Flag | |||
Carl | Augusta | May 3 1859 | Dec 9 1905 | d/o L. D. & C. Carl | |
Carl | Francis Burr | Oct 24 1881 | 13 yrs. 20 dys. | s/o :L. D. & Caroline Carol | |
Baker | S. P. | Dec 15 1869 | Large monument with Sumner on top, Baker on base. No death date. | ||
Baker | Nettie | Sept 1 1878 | Jan 22 1908 | wife of S. P. | |
Erway | Rutsor P. | 1850 | 1914 | ||
Erway | Martha | 1852 | 1914 | his wife | |
Erway | Jessie | Sept 2 1887 | 1 yr. 10 mos. | dau. Of R. P. & M. | |
Ransome | Neillie L. | June 27 1887 | 25 yrs. 7 mos. 18 dys. | wife of George Ransom | |
Carl | Eugene | 1863 | 1917 | Father | |
Palmer | Frank L. | 1861 | 1935 | ||
Palmer | Ada Treat | 1865 | 1916 | his wife |
Joyce:
I have the Lee Cemetery in Chatham Twp. as my brother-in-law lives on one of the Lee Farms about a quarter of a mile from the Lee Cemetery in Deerfield Twp. There were two Lee farms and the Cemetery was sectioned off from the upper one that Dick and Ann Rumberber live on. The Line is just below their house and the cemetery is east of their farm. It is located on the Lee Road. So the location would be Chatham Towlship---about 1/4 mile from Deerfield Twp.
Moses Lee owned the two farms at one time and did a lot of surveying of the area. He gave the land for the Lee Cemetery and he and his family and other relatives are buried there.
mjdoan@epix.net Mary Jean Doan
The Lee Cemetery is definitely in Chatham Township. Actually it is in what used to be known as East Chatham. A small hamlet years ago, had a cheese factory, a post office, a mercantile store and a church. Bradley bgrice@penn.com
Published on Tri-Counties 20 DEC 1998