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Gaines Township PageRead By: Rhoda ENGLISH
Ladd, Wellsboro, PA
Date Read: May 30, 1970
Typed By: Linda ZAPF Cracraft
Location: Located south of Route six on Lick Run Road. Closest town is
Rexford.
Other comments: This cemetery is in excellent condition. A road encircles
the cemetery but you can't see it from Lick Run Rd. History of Tioga
County, 1897, pg. 447, we find, in 1838, Harris Matteson settled in
Gaines, moved to farm on Lick Run 1863.
See Also 2009 Listing for this burial ground
Surname | First Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Age | Inscription, Relationship, Comments |
Field stone, here, with flowers but no names. | |||||
Schneider | Matilda | 1907 | 1942 | Mother | |
Worthington | Phyllis A. | 1952 | |||
New grave here, no marker | |||||
Bailey | John T. | Dec. 4, 1944 | Dec. 8, 1957 | ||
Lappa | Kelly Lyn | 1964 | 1964 | ||
Taylor | Jack T. | Aug. 13, 1927 | July 4, 1941 | Our son | |
Grave here with American Legion Marker; no name | |||||
Schanbacker | Conrad S. | 1861 | 19-- | ||
Schanbacker | Grace | 1879 | 1924 | his wife | |
Jenkins | Robert | 1851 | 1919 | ||
Jenkins | Nancy | 1858 | ---- | his wife | |
Jenkins | Tommy E. | Dec. 3, 1881 | Jan. 11, 1897 | ||
Hurlbert | Lydia A. | 1854 | 19-- | Mother | |
Hurlbert | Charles H. | 1854 | 1929 | Father | |
Hurlbert | Merle F. | Jan. 9, 1924 | 1944 | Pa. Cpl. 107th Fld. Art. Bn. 28th, Div. WW2 | |
Hurlbert | W. Charles | 1893 | ---- | ||
Hurlbert | Roxie | 1895 | 1924 | his wife | |
Worthington | Archie A. Jr. | Dec. 9, 1923 | Dec. 9, 1923 | ||
Worthington | Archie | 1896 | ---- | ||
Worthington | Eva | 1899 | 1920 | his wife | |
Worthington | Infant Son | ---- | ---- | ||
Hurlbert | Nancy | 1892 | 1912 | d/o Charles and Lydia | |
Mattison | Harris S. | Oct. 16, 1892 | age 75 yrs. 7mo. | ||
Mattison | Emeline | July 12, 1819 | Apr. 28, 1882 | w/o Harris S. | |
Mattison | Mary E. | Jan. 15, 1891 | age 43 yr. 4 mo. | ||
Mattison | Blanche | Feb. 19, 1886 | aged 2 yrs. 23 da. | d/o W. H. and Ellen | |
Turner | Vivian | Apr. 9, 1903 | Apr. 9, 1903 | d/o E. E. and Emma | |
Mattison | William H. | 1846 | 1910 | ||
Mattison | Ellen A. | 1863 | 1954 | ||
Mattison | Abram H. | 1886 | 1918 | ||
Mattison | Josephine | Aug. 26, 1841 | 9-31-1896 | note:9/31 typed as recorded lc | |
Persing | John | 1786 | Oct. 15, 1885 | 99 years | Civil War marker here |
Persing | Sarah | Mar. 7, 1840 | Mar. 2, 1891 | w/o Reuben Persing | |
Persing | Reuben | no dates; Co. H. 46th Pa. Inf. | |||
Worthington | Ruth I | 1922 | 1957 | ||
Worthington | Amos E. | Apr. 12, 1894 | Oct. 21, 1952 | Pa. Cook, Co. 20th Engineers, WW1 | |
Two graves here, no markers | |||||
Hurlbert | Carrie | 1872 | 1934 | ||
Hurlbert | George | 1878 | 1944 | ||
Jacobs | Kay Roslyn | 1936 | 1938 | ||
Miller | B. F. | May 10, 1873 | Jan. 5, 1935 | ||
Miller | Addie | Mar. 4, 1970 | aged 82 yrs. 7 da. | Guenther Funeral Home, Pirtville, N.Y. | |
Field stone, no names. |
I want to thank you for all your hard work. I have know the Mattison cemetery as our family cemetery my whole life. The Hurlbert and Mattison Cemeteries are one and the same.
Stephen M. Hurlbrt
Published on Tri-Counties 20 FEB 2001