Unfortunately this forgotten hamlet, remains a mystery. As of the fall of 2016 we have been unable to find any information on Judgeville. If anyone has any history, stories or photos of this old hamlet we would appreciate hearing from you. One of the earliest settlers in this hamlet was a man called Daniel Judge.
Jasper lies in the North East section of Kitley along the boundary with Wolford Township, with Irish Creek running through the village.
Joseph Haskins, the first miler in these parts, settled on the future site of Jasper in 1802. At that time, Irish Lake was a muddy swamp (Mud Lake) or marsh, drained by Irish Creek which turned into the Rideau River north of Haskins’ Mill.
Haskins dammed the creek near his homestead then used the dam water to run a grist mill he erected. A sawmill followed and pretty soon a hamlet grew up around the homestead.
Damning of the creek backed up water to form a lake where the marsh land had existed. The name Irish Lake was given to this body of water.
Haskins’ dam created such a body of water that when Col. John By’s surveyors were laying out the route of the proposed Rideau Canal in 1925 they seriously considered running the new waterway down Irish Creek, through Irish Lake and thence westward to Bellamy’s Mills, now Toledo. However the prospect of having to cut through high ground west from Toledo deterred the surveyors and further tests on Irish Lake indicated some six feet of mud would have to be excavated over the entire length of the lake to make a channel feasible.
The Irish Creek – Irish Lake idea was abandoned and the surveyors laid out the canal route past the estuary of Irish Creek on to Smith’s Falls, eventually cresting the height of land at Newboro and then going downhill along the Cataraqui River to Kingston.
In the 1820’s, Irish, English and Scottish settlers flooded into Kitley, helped by free passage over the Atlantic guaranteed by the government and an offer of 100 acres of free land per family.
Many Irish settlers took up homesteads in the area lying east of the present No. 29 highway, along a shallow pond which still today is called Irish Lake. At the north end of the lake, a settlement called Irish Creek grew up. Today it is the modern village of Jasper.
The new settlers also farmed the area east of Frankville known as Crystal. The community boasts one of the earliest Loyal Orange Order Lodges, No.8.
In 1806 a Mr. Haskins built a grist mill in the tiny settlement then called Albune. In 1820 Gideon Olmstead bought the mill, and the community became known as Olmstead’s Mills.
In 1830, construction of the Rideau Canal raised the water level in Irish Cr. and destroyed the waterfall, which had supplied power for the mill.
That closed the mill but allowed Irish Cr. to be used for rafting timber.
When the Brockville and Ottawa Railway was built from Brockville to Smiths Falls in 1859, railway officials complained that the name Irish Creek sounded ‘petty.’
They urged residents to come up with another name. In 1864 the post office was renamed Jasper, the name chosen by residents from a list provided by the post office.
A fire in 1938 wiped out one corner of the main business area of this village and from the ashes rose a hotel and general store and post office.
The Jasper Hotel stands on the site of the Fitzgerald Hotel, a famous hostelry dating back to the days when the settlement was called “Irish Creek”. Thomas Fitzgerald was running the hotel back in the 1870’s and then Jasper boasted two other hotels.
Jasper United Church was built in 1877 as a Methodist house of worship. The old red brick building with its tall silver prier is a focal point for the faithful of this village
In 1815 Irish Creek was described as being 60 feet across, today it is more like 200 feet. It no longer caries the river traffic associated with the early mills which dotted its banks more than a century ago. Lying south of this village, Irish Lake, also figured prominently in the development of the area.
Irish Lake from which Irish Creek springs is a body of water five miles long, a mile across at its broadest, lying south and east of Toldeo. The lakes headwaters originate in the area west of Hwy No.29 between Plum Hollow and Frankville.
The lake roughly follows a southwest- northeast line east of Hwy No. 29, passing Newbliss Its outlet Irish Creek meanders through a peaceful farming country, through Jasper and emptying into the Rideau River at historic Polley’s Point.
From time immemorial Irish Lake and Irish Creek and their adjoining marshes have been a mecca for hunters.
In the early 1800,s muzzle loading muskets were used by settlers during the annual fall migrations of ducks. The birds were taken for immediate food, or for preserving and use during the long winter months.
One of the area’s earliest hunters was Roger Stevens and he was the districts first duck hunting causality. Stevens a pioneer mill owner in Wolford and Montague townships drowned on a creek emptying into the Rideau in 1795.
Stevens was hunting ducks at the time. He apparently stood up in his boat to fire at a passing mallard, and the recoil of the old hammer triggered shotgun, knocked him out of the boat into the ice cold water.
To this day, the stream bears his name, though some geographers have misspelled it “Stephens”. Roger Stevens was a brother of Able Stevens, first settler at Delta and Philipsville, and the man who brought the Baptist Church to north Leeds.
In 1818 Kitley had 300 residents, most living along the creek and in the Toledo area. In addition to Haskin’s Mill, a grist mill was operated by Richard Olmsted (or Olmstead) and Able Kilborn had grist mills and saw mills south of Irish Lake. He also had mills on Bellamy’s Lake west of Toledo.
In 1829 there were 801 persons living in Kitley and the following year 96 families were living north of Irish Lake and 86 south.
Around Olmsted’s mills on Irish Creek a small settlement grew up, originally called Irish Creek, later Olmsted’s Mills, still later Jasper. That is how the modern hamlet of Jasper came into being.
The hamlet received its greatest boost in 1858 when the Brockville to Carleton Place (later to Ottawa) railway was developed. Though Olmsted’s mills had been idle for 30 years, the hamlet was thriving.
Legend says that the first railway engine to use the line north of Jasper was brought by scow down Irish Lake and Irish creek from the railway line being inched north from Brockville. The two sections joined here.
Martin Doyle was the first station master. At that time there was a store operated by G.Cross, a hotel run by J. McLeod, a school house and five houses.
Ambrose Olmstead had a 100 acre spread here in 1854 and in 1862, he hired John Burchill, a surveyor to lay out a village which he was going to call “Albune”. The village was laid out in 12 blocks, with 95 lots available. For streets he had the following names: Queen’s Highway, Centre, Maple, John, Main and William. Though the plot plan was approved May 31, 1862, the lots were not registered at the Grenville registry office until 1888.
The name ‘Albune’ never caught on and the railway settled the issue by calling the station ‘Jasper’.
Because Jasper became a focal point for produce of all kinds, the railway erected extensive freight sheds, with facilities for handling dressed pork, mutton, butter, wool, clothing, flour and grain.
The Dominion Gazetteer of 1873 listed 750 people in Jasper, but most historians believe that the figure was greatly exaggerated. The following business were also listed: W.S.Cameron, store; W.A.Chester, milliner and dressmaker; Albert Clark Blacksmith; Thomas Fitzgerald, hotel; Tom Huffman, tinsmith; John Mrquette; Mrs. Ambrose Olmstead, grocery; W.S.Ralph, store; Chris Richards, store; Amos Robinson, hotel; Levi Soper, blacksmith; W.H.Sparham. stationmaster.
The railway provided area farmers with a ready flow of cash, since engines burned cordwood by the load. The wood was cut into four foot lengths to fit into the engine fire-boxes. The wood was stacked in sheds along the tracks and every spring an official scaler would come along and measure the wood for size and pay the farmers.
The first station burned in 1871 and was replaced.
M.E.Church, Jasper
This church is substantially built of brick; it is 30×46 feet, with a tower 14 feet square surmounted by a spire. The charge includes four congregations, viz., Jasper, Easton’s, Kilmarnock and Roseville, the total membership being 190. The trustees of the church are Thomas Edmunds, James Edmunds, Levius Brown, William Cross and B. Warren, the pastor (1878) being the Rev. Eli Woodcock.
is a paperback book written by Edna B. Chant and was published in 1998. Edna Chant was a reported with the “Athens Reporter” for 23 years and she is the author of four books.
Her book, which is made up of news clippings from various sources, from which we have taken excerpts, gives us a glimpse into life in our area for over a hundred year period ending with stories from 1975.
While her book covers many areas of Leeds and Grenville we have only focused on the area within Elizabethtown-Kitley Township.
Harry Moffatt postmaster and merchant of Jasper, had a close call from death on April 25, 1900. He had been to market in Merrickville and was on his way home. He had not sold all his load, and was taking home fie cases of eggs. When he got in front of Alex Clark’s farm, he decided to water his horse and he drove to the waters edge. He cannot explain what happened but the next thing he knew he was in the water, with the struggling horse and wagon on top of him. He used every bit of his strength to reach the surface, and when he got his head above water, he was too weak to crawl out. In the meantime, Mrs. Phillips of Riverview saw the accident and had gone for Mr. Clark. Together they helped him from the water and he had to cling to the fence for some time before he could stand on his feet. He was unable to speak but after they got him to the house and wrapped him in blankets and out his feet in hot water, he quickly recovered. His first concern was for his horse, but Mr. Clark attached a chain to it and pulled it out with his team, but the animal was dead. It was still attached to the wagon.
The cheese factory at Jasper burned on July 7, 1901, the fire starting from the chimney. The proprietor, Isaac H. Fifield, who lived upstairs lost all of his possessions.
Mrs. W.J. Anderson of Jasper was killed in a motor accident at Newbliss on October 30, 1937.
On July 18, 1939 Connerty’s store and Fitzgerald’s Hotel burned at Jasper.
Alfred Leacock of Jasper died of injuries received in a motor accident on November 20, 1940
On November 10, 1959 William McCabe, 51, of Jasper and his 20 year old son Michael drowned when their auto plunged into the Rideau River.
Two sisters, Mrs. Albert W Morrison aged 64 years, and Miss Harriett Cannon aged 68 years died together when their car was struck by an oil truck driven by Garnet Sands of Frankville on May 4, 1961. They lived at Jasper and taught school to Toledo. They were on their way to school at 8:45am and drove from the Jasper Road onto Highway 29, directly in front of Sands who was travelling towards Smiths Falls and he was unable to avoid a collision. Both car and truck were demolished, the latter catching fire and burning to a shell. Sands was able to escape but received severe burns and shock. He had his 3 year old son Terry with him and he was able to save the boy but he was also burned. Mrs. Morrison was the former Edith Pearl Cannon and both sisters were born at Portland. They had been teachers for many years and were very well known and highly regarded.
Damage was estimated at $100,000 when fire destroyed the William Connerty and Son grain elevator and feed plant at Jasper on May 20, 1961. Several hundred tons of grain were in the plant as well as valuable machinery. Firemen were able to save four homes located across the road. A 14 car train of the CPR was due and would have to pass dangerously close to the fire, but it was flagged down. The train was already four hours late due to an accident at Trenton. It was delayed anther hour at the fire scene where CPR officials carefully guided it by the blazing buildings only a few feet from the track.
On May 17, 1961 a large sheet metal warehouse owned by C.A. Pryce was burned at Jasper. The building was full of crown assets merchandise. The Smiths Falls fire department prevented the fire from spreading to other buildings.
On the farm of Lorne Driver on the road between Hwy 29 and Jasper, the fire made a clean sweep of all his outbuildings on June 26, 1965. Seven barns in all fell to flames. Firemen from Smiths Falls were able to save his house. No livestock was lost but one barn contained over $1,000. worth of lumber.
A Jasper youth James Elwood Wells, 19, had a miraculous escape from death on September 16, 1966 when the car he was driving was totally wrecked by a Brockville bound CPR train travelling at 57 miles per hour. The car was hurled 37 feet into a ditch, with the motor torn out and pieces of the vehicle scattered right and left. The youth escaped with a fractured leg and a slight concussion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Ellis of Jasper were married 60 years on May 12, 1969 and were at home to 150 friends and relatives. Mr. Ellis was born at Rocksprings in 1878. He is known by all as “Joney” and he learned the blacksmithing trade early in life and worked at this trade until he was 85 years of age. Mrs. Ellis is the former Eva Edwards and was born at Wolford Centre. They raised a family of 14 children and all are living except one daughter Stella May. They are Ormond, Clayton, Marjorie, Wesley, Donald, Dorothy, Sidney, Geraldine, Meda, Earl, Jean, Norma and Robert.
A Jasper girl, Emily Scouten, aged 16 years, was killed on June 26, 1969 when a car in which she was a passenger crashed in heavy fog. The accident occurred at the Kitley- South Elmsley Line and the driver was William Bertrin, 18, of Perth. Other passengers in the car were Joan Purcell, 20, of Smiths Falls and James Duberville of Brockville who were slightly injured.
Milton Cardiff, 56, drowned at jasper after falling from a boat on August 5, 1973.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luckey and their daughter Miss. Mary Ann Luckey were murdered at their home at Irish Creek on Oct. 11, 1892
Charles Luckey was hanged in Brockville on December 14 for the murder of his father, mother and sister at Irish Creek, 1893
On February 13, 1909 Michael O’Connor and Henry Rathwell of Kitley had spent the evening at Irish Creek and left about 10 o’clock to return home. The cutter was on its side, the horse was in the ditch tangled up in the harness, O’Connor aged 60 was lying face down in the snow with Rathwell lying on top of him. O’Connor was dead and Rathwell unconscious. Dr. W. Anderson said O’Connor died of suffocation. Rathwell was suffering from frost bite but recovered.
Mrs. Harry Stevens aged 32 and Miss Bessie Jones age 20, were drowned in Irish Creek on September 1, 1909. They had been visiting at the home of Harvey Timleck and went out alone in a boat. No reason can be given for the accident as the water was only three feet deep and they could have easily made it to shore.
Tuesday July 16th, 1889
At Irish Creek on Tuesday last, a builder named James Heaslip was rendered insensible by a stroke of lightning, and H. Johnston who was standing by, was slightly injured at the same time. Both men are recovering.
Tuesday April 9, 1895 issue–
Miss May Johnson of Irish Creek is the guest of Miss Helen Dixon who recently returned from New York where she was visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard McGrath
Blanchard’s Hill is reached by two roads, off of No.15 and off of No.29 highways. A large sign on No.15 Hwy three miles southwest of Lombardy proclaims “Blanchard’s Hill Road”. The road takes off from No.15 on an abandoned section of pavement, and then climbs the hill towards the old Blanchard Homestead. From No.29, Shane’s Road running west off that highway runs right into Blanchard’s Hill.
Quaker families fleeing hostility they encountered in the Athens area, were probably the first settlers on this historic hill south of Lombardy.
Among these Quakers were the Palmers and Wiltsies, from Athens. They built up a Quaker settlement here, and it is likely their success led to the migration of the first Blanchard to the hill which bears the family name.
Students of Indian lore believe that the hill was known to the Indians who roamed the Rideau long before the coming of the white man. It is believed the high elevation of Blanchard’s Hill provided a lookout for Indians on their hunting and fishing expeditions into the Rideau.
Albert Blanchard owned 400 acres of prime farmland along the town line between Kitley and South Elmsley, was a Quaker who settled on the hill about 1850.
Members of the Loyalist Blanchard family which settled the Greenbush area, Albert was born at Hard Island north of Athens in 1815. His branch of the Banchard Family embraced the Quaker faith.
He wed Sarah A. Hayes an Athens girl and in 1850 brought his family to Blanchard’s Hill. He died on the hill in 1874. His wife born in 1821 died in 1892 at the age of 71. Albert’s homestead stool across the road from the farm, later owned by Manford Blanchard.
Franklin Blanchard was born in 1860. Franklin’s first wife Martha Seymour died in 1887 at the age of 27 and Franklin married again taking Elizabeth Gardiner as his second bride.
Elizabeth was a daughter of the pioneer Gardiner Family which homesteaded about 1830 on the town line between the townships, about a mile east of Blanchard’s Hill.
Blanchard’s Hill Road is still a gravelled thoroughfare. Entering via the old preserved section of No15 Highway, the traveller will wind up back on No.15 if he continues on past Blanchard’s Hill and follows the winding road westward.
The long abandoned railway line through the area crosses the road twice, but only the weather beaten X-shaped caution signs mark the crossings. The rails are buried deep beneath the gravel.
Irish immigrants were among the first to homestead around the hill, following the Blanchards. About 1845, John Seymour migrated from County Armagh, Ireland and five years later in 1850 brought 100 acres of land on the first concession of South Elmsley, on the rise of land forming the base of the hill.
Travel in the early days was usually undertaken by horseback. Later, stage coaches began runs between settlements, and farm wagons and carts became numerous. Then buggies and gigs became popular.
In the 1830’s the inhabitants of Blanchard’s Hill had little access to other settlements. Consequently they petitioned the old District of Johnstown for a road which would link them with such centres as Perth and Kingston. The Old Perth Trail already linked this area with Lombardy and as a result had a new 50 foot wide road surveyed southward from the Perth Road to Portland where it would connect with the old Kingston Trail.
This new road was put through as far as Banchard’s Hill. From Blanchard’s Hill the road followed a road allowance between Kitley and South Elmsley. This section of road, between Portland and Lombardy, past the foot of Blanchard’s Hill eventually became part of old No.15 highway.
The pioneer Blanchards rest in Union Cemetery in Lombardy. Last of the clan buried there was Charles, who died in November 1984 at the age of 90. (Recorder and Times c1985, Darling Collection Bk 5, pg.3)
Old Cemetery: west from Toledo to King Rd., to Lake Eloida Rd.
This is the new cemetery, Across the road (Hwy 8) from old cemetery, take road on the left or right to cemetery.
Concession 10, Lot 22, Twp of Elizabethtown Kitley*, GPS: 44.707355, -75.952617- Hwy 29 to Line Road 9 turn west south side of road. One mile south of Frankville on the Leigh Cemetery Road. (all photos taken November 2016)- 318 Line Road 9
Lot #22 was a Crown Land Grant to Solomon How, May 17, 1802, who sold all 200 acres to Peter Sandford in 1805. Later the same year, Peter Sanford sold portions to both Isaac Ireland and Seth Cornell, who had settled there circa 1800.
Although a number of field stone markers remain, the earliest recorded gravestone is for Susannah (Cornell) Ireland, wife of Isaac Ireland, dated April 10, 1826. There is no marker for Isaac Ireland, although he may be buried at one of the field stones.
Seth Cornell was living on Lot #22 when he died circa 1821, and may also be buried there. Seth’s first wife Phoebe died while living on Lot #22 may also be interred on this site. About 1806, Seth married Lydia Leheigh, mother of Gideon Leheigh. Gideon later transferred this burial ground to Cemetery Trustees: John Arnold, James Rudd and Levi Kilborn in 1868. These trustees are buried at this site.
Prior to the mid 1800’s this cemetery became the final resting place of many of the neighbourhood pioneers, Among these early pioneers in Kitley, there is a white shaft marking the grave of John Arnold, the fourth son of the famous Brigadier General Benedict Arnold. Beside John Arnold rests his wife Sarah (Brunson) Arnold and several of their offspring; although some of their children are buried at other sites.
Lehigh Cemetery is on the 10th Concession Road a short distance west of Highway 29, about a mile north of the Village of Frankville.
Note on the children of John and Sarah (Brunson) Arnold
– William Arnold, son (buried at Lehigh)
– Henry Edward Arnold who married Abigail, daughter of Captain Duncan Livingston (buried at Smiths Falls)
– John Browson Arnold, who married Cordelia, daughter of Levi Stone (both buried at Lehigh)
– Richard Arnold, who married Caroline Webster (buried at Athens)
– Emmiline Arnold, who married David Eaton (both buried at Lehigh)
– Jane Arnold, daughter
– Sophia Matilda Arnold, who married Uri Stone (both buried at Lehigh)
(Information taken from the booklet “Lehigh Cemetery” written and published by Edwin and Mildred Livingston, April 1980 ISBN 0-920992-04-8)
| Last | First | Died | Comments | Aged/Born |
| Abels | Idela Elora | 1916 | see Crummy, Idela Elora | |
| Althouse | Heram | May 8, 1895 | Age 73 yrs | |
| Andrews | Lois C. | Jul 14, 1903 | see Lois C. Loucks | |
| Arnold | William | Aug 24, 1828 | son of John & Sarah Arnold | Age 14 yrs, 11 mo, 10 d’s |
| Arnold | John | Oct 22, 1831 | husband of Sarah | Age 46 yrs, 6 mo, 8 d’s |
| Arnold | Emeline | Oct 5, 1857 | see Eaton, Emeline | |
| Arnold | Alfred | Aug 3, 1862 | son of John B. & Cordelia Arnold | Age 1 mo, 8 d’s |
| Arnold | Albert | Aug 6, 1862 | son of John B. & Cordelia Arnold | Age 1 mo, 11 d’s |
| Arnold | William Henry | Feb 27, 1865 | son of John B. & Cordelia Arnold | Age 22 yrs, 10 mo, 1 d |
| Arnold | Sarah | Aug 9, 1871 | wife of Arnold, John | Age 79 yrs, 7 mo, 19 d’s |
| Arnold | Cordelia | Jun 20, 1882 | wife of Arnold, John B. | Age 61 yrs, 3 mo, 21 d’s |
| Arnold | John B. | Jul 6, 1892 | Husband or Arnold, Cordelia | Age 76 yrs, 21 d’s |
| Arnold | Sophia M. | Aug 24, 1910 | see Stone, Sophia M. | |
| Bailey | William | May 30, 1882 | Age 35 yrs, 10 mo | |
| Baker | Harriet A. | May 6, 1895 | see Hunt, Harrier A. | |
| Bennett | Sarah J. | 1908 | see Soper, Sarah J. | |
| Blachmer | Abigail | 1904 | see Legigh, Abigail | |
| Borthwick | Ethel | Jun 7, 1886 | dau of John & Sarah Borthwick | Age 4 mo. |
| Borthwick | Wesley | Apr 14, 1888 | son of John & Sarah Borthwick | Age 8 mo, 29 d’s |
| Borthwick | May | Aug 21, 1895 | dau of John & Sarah Borthwick | Age 8 mo, 29 d’s |
| Borthwick | Addie Irene | 1911 | dau of John & Sarah Borthwick | Born 1893 |
| Borthwick | John | 1923 | husband of Sarah | Born 1845 |
| Borthwick | Sarah | 1935 | wife of Borthwick, John | Born 1864 |
| Boyd | Ellen S. | 1972 | see Mott, Ellen S. | |
| Brennan | John (Esq) | Apr 9, 1848 | Age 48 yrs | |
| Brennan | Hannah | May 18, 1851 | wife of Brennan, William | Aage 42 yrs, 7 mo, 21 d’s |
| Brennan | Elizabeth | Jul 26, 1864 | Buried with Church, Joel | Born Jan 19 1832 |
| Brown | Sarah Ann | Apr 28, 1863 | dau of Lyman & Maria Brown | Age 4 yrs, 5 mo |
| Brown | William | Mar 25, 1869 | Age 65 yrs, 24 d’s | |
| Brown | Lyman | May 29, 1905 | husband of Maria Brown | Age 75 yrs |
| Brown | Thomas | Nov 24, 1917 | born Co. Cavin, Ireland | Born Apr 1818 |
| Brown | Agnes E. | Jul 17, 1948 | see Rabb, Agnes E. | |
| Brown | Katherine | 19?? | see Ireland, Katherine | |
| Brown | Maria | 1926 | wife of Lyman Brown | Born 1830 |
| Bush | Almira | Apr 22, 1899 | see Almira Church | |
| Cameron | Lewis | Jun 10, 1847 | Age 66 yrs | |
| Cameron | Ernest G. | May 16, 1866 | son of Lewis & Isadore Cameron | Age 1 mo, 13 d’s |
| Cavanagh | Elizabeth | Nov 8, 1887 | wife of Cavanagh, James | Age 57 yrs, 8 mo |
| Cavanagh | James | 1909 | husband of Elizabeth | Born 1820 |
| Cavanaugh | Ellen | Jun 8, 1931 | see Morrison, Ellen | |
| Church | Margaret | Nov 18, 1860 | wife of Church, Oliver | Age 83 yrs |
| Church | H.N. | Nov 22, 1882 | husband of Almira | Age 72 yrs |
| Church | Basil R. | Jun 8, 1886 | Age 34 yrs | |
| Church | Almira | Apr 22, 1899 | wife of H.N. Church | Age 73 yrs |
| Church | Joel | 1928 | Buried with Brennan E. & Donahoe N. | Born 1834 |
| Clutterbuck | Elizabeth D. | Jul 30, 1870 | dau of Henry & Ellen Clutterbuck | Age 2 yrs, 5 mo |
| Conner | Ransom D. | Jan 7, 1883 | Age 29 yrs, 1 mo, 26 d’s | |
| Conner | Sidney G. | 1913 | husband of Lucy | Born 1861 |
| Conner | Lucy A. | 1921 | wife of Conner, Sidney G. | Born 1864 |
| Connor | Margaret N. | May 11, 1911 | see Morrison, Margaret N. | |
| Connor | Mary A. | Mar 2, 1916 | see Steacy, Mary A. | |
| Coon | Ricchard Roy | May 4, 1920 | son of Roy and Hazel Coon | Age 1 d |
| Cornell | Lydia | Jan 21, 1856 | Age 94 yrs | |
| Craig | Alfred | Apr 8, 1880 | Age 22 yrs, 2 mo | |
| Craig | William | Dec 9, 1889 | husband of Jane | Age 70 yrs |
| Craig | Rhoda A. | Feb 28, 1894 | wife of Austin Craig | Age 32 yrs |
| Craig | Jane | Aug 5, 1897 | wife of Craig, William | Age 70 yrs |
| Craig | Laura Edna | 1895 | dau of Austin & Rhoda A. Craig | Born 1892 |
| Craig | Mary | 1903 | see Hanton, Mary | |
| Craig | Harriet | 1924 | see Holmes, Harriet | |
| Cross | Rufus H. | Dec 7, 1888 | son of Heram & Esther Cross | Age 33 yrs, 3 mo, 22 d’s |
| Cross | Esther | Mar 28, 1894 | wife of Cross, Heram | Age 78 yrs |
| Cross | Heram | Feb 8, 1896 | husband of Esther | Age 75 yrs |
| Crumey | George Wesley | Jan 14, 1878 | Age 17 yrs, 7 mo | |
| Crumey | William James | Oct 19, 1887 | Age 23 yrs, 8 mo | |
| Crummey | Richard | Jan 11, 1899 | husband of Esther | Age 76 yrs, 5 mo |
| Crummey | Esther | Jan 5, 1920 | wife of Crummey, Richard | Age 82 yrs |
| Crummy | Annie Lovina | 19?? | wife of Crummy, Harold Stanley | Born 1905 |
| Crummy | Infant Chilren | 1914 | two children died 1914 & 1917 | |
| Crummy | Idela Elora | 1916 | wife of Crummy, Henry Rolston | Born 1860 |
| Crummy | Clifford E. | 1925 | husband of Clementena | Born 1889 |
| Crummy | Henry Rolston | 1936 | husband of Idela Elora | Born 1858 |
| Crummy | Clementena G. | 1960 | wife of Crummy, Clifford E. | Born 1889 |
| Crummy | Harold Stanley | 1974 | husband of Annie Lovina | Born 1891 |
| Davidson | Clara E. | 1933 | wife of Davidson, John Stewart | Born 1862 |
| Davidson | John Stewart | 1939 | husband of Clara E. Davidson | Age 56 yrs |
| Davis | Josish Wilson | Sep 2, 1866 | son of Wilson & Mary Davis | Age 33 yrs |
| Davis | Mary | Nov 8, 1868 | wife of Davis, Wilson | Age 64 yrs |
| Davis | Wilson | Jun 6, 1880 | husband of Davis, Mary | Age 76 yrs |
| Davis | Annie | 1866 | dau of Wilson & Mary Davis | |
| Davis | Lydia | 1950 | see Percival, Lydia | |
| DeWolfe | Ida E. | Oct 19, 1889 | wife of DeWolfe, Everett | Age 31 yrs, 6 mo, 10 d’s |
| DeWolfe | Cordelia | 1937 | see Leverette, Cordelia | |
| Dillabough | Hilda V. | ?? | see Olmstead, Hilda V. | |
| Dillabough | Hazel M. | 1932 | wife of Dillabough, Wilfred | Born 1902 |
| Dillabough | Wilfred | 1963 | husband of Hazel M. | Born 1897 |
| Dixon | Minnetta | Jun 29, 1862 | dau of George A & Susannah Dixon | Born Mar 3 1862 |
| Dixon | Myrtle L. | May 26, 1905 | see Prichaard, Myrtle L. | |
| Dixon | Lucas C. | 1863 | son of George A & Susannah Dixon | Born 1860 |
| Dixon | Margaret | 1863 | dau of George A & Susannah Dixon | Born 1858 |
| Dixon | Susannah | 1893 | wife of Dixon, George A. | Born 1838 |
| Dixon | George A. | 1904 | husband of Susannah | Born 1837 |
| Dixon | Mortimer L. | 1909 | son of George A & Susannah Dixon | Born 1863, removed to Brockville Cemetery |
| Donahoe | Nancy | Feb 7, 1912 | Buried with Church, Joel | Born May 22 1832 |
| Donahoo | Martha | Jul 13, 1872 | wife of Donahoo, William | Age 67 yrs, 11 mo |
| Donahoo | Julia | Sep 5, 1874 | wife of Donahoo, William H. | Age 22 yrs, 2 d’s |
| Donahoo | Martha Ann | Nov 3, 1876 | dau of Stephan & Martha Donahoo | Age 8 yrs, 2 mo, 23 d’s |
| Donahoo | William | husband of Martha | ||
| Douglas | Annie Lovina | 19?? | see Crummy, Annie Lovina | |
| Dowsly | Hiram | a field stone marker | Aage 4 mo | |
| Driver | Srah | Mar 8, 1909 | see Steacy, Sarah | |
| Eaton | David | Oct 22, 1852 | son of David & Emeline Eaton | Age 2 wks |
| Eaton | Emeline | Oct 5, 1857 | wife of Eaton, David H. | Age 39 yrs |
| Eaton | Emily C. | Apr 7, 1875 | dau of Willia & Adaliza Eaton | Age 1 yr, 5 mo |
| Eaton | Adaliza | Nov 4, 1876 | wife of Eaton, William | Age 37 yrs |
| Eaton | David H. | 1889 | Born 1812 | |
| Eaton | Clarrissa | 1903 | wife of Eaton, George W. | Born 1838 |
| Eaton | Wilhilmina | 1903 | wife of Eaton, Davis Clark | Born 1876 |
| Eaton | Sarah Jane | 1904 | dau of David & Emeline Eaton | Born 1845 |
| Eaton | George W. | 1921 | husband of Clarrissa | Born 1840 |
| Eaton | Frank Ernest | 1942 | Born 1873 | |
| Eaton | Davis Clark | 1947 | husband of Wilhilmina | Born 1871 |
| Empey | Annie Louisa | Oct 22, 1878 | dau of George & Louisa Empey | Age 4 yrs, 8 mo, 1 d |
| Empey | Esther | Jan 5, 1920 | see Crummey, Esther | |
| Empey | George | 1906 | husband of Louisa | Born 1836 |
| Empey | Louisa | 1919 | wife of Empey, George | Born 1838 |
| Empey | Percival | 1933 | husband of Christena | Born 1872 |
| Empey | Christena | 1955 | wife of Empey, Percival | Born 1879 |
| Ennis | Viola | 1834 | see Kilborn, Viola | |
| Farrar | Mary Ann | Jul 1, 1864 | wife of Farrar, Thomas | Age 36 yrs, 6 d’s |
| Farrar | Josiahphene | May 4, 1868 | son of John & Susanah Farrar | Age 9 mo |
| Farrar | Maggie J. | May 29, 1868 | dau of John & Susanah Farrar | Age 9 yrs |
| Farrar | Susanah | Jan 1, 1870 | wife of John Farrar | Age 36 yrs |
| Farrar | Willie C. | Jun 4, 1871 | son of John & Susanah Farrar | Age 16 yrs |
| Farrar | John | Jul 23, 1875 | Age 4 yrs | |
| Farrar | Thomas | Dec 28, 1878 | husband of Farrar, Mary Ann | Age 52 yrs |
| Fenlong | Fredrick Nelson | Aug 7, 1959 | husband of Helen Scott | Born Aug 31 1911 |
| Fenlong | Helen | ?? | wife of Fenlong, Fredrick Nelson | Born Dec 17, 1917 |
| Fenlong | Hazel M. | 1932 | see Dillabough, Hazel M. | |
| Fenlong | Susan | 1950 | wife of Dorman Fenlong | Born 1880 |
| Fenlong | Dorman | 1958 | husband of Susan Fenlong | Born 1876 |
| Fenlong | Howard | son of Dorman & Susan Fenlong | ||
| Fenlong | Helen | dau of Dorman & Susan Fenlong | ||
| Ferguson | Jane | Aug 5, 1897 | see Craig, Jane | |
| Ferguson | Maria J. | 1913 | see Mott, Maria J. | |
| Gilmour | Anna | 19?? | see Loucks, Ann | |
| Godkin | Fessey | Jan 15, 1880 | husband of Mary | Age 74 yrs |
| Godkin | Mary | Jan 10, 1887 | wife of Godkin, Fessey | Age 74 yrs |
| Godkin | Harriet L. | 1927 | see Stewart, Harriet L. | |
| Graham | Thomas | Nov 20, 1868 | Age 55 yrs | |
| Graham | George | 1870 | ||
| Graham | Rachel | 1899 | see Wilson, Rachel | |
| Greenwood | Thomas Henry | 1947 | Born 1867 | |
| Griffin | Clementena G. | 1960 | see Crummy, Clementena (nee Wood) | |
| Hanton | Joseph | Oct 7, 1916 | buried with Frances Hanton | Born May 16 1849 |
| Hanton | Frances | Jun 28, 1918 | buried with Joseph Hanton | Born Oct 3 1852 |
| Hanton | Albert R. | Jun 13, 1924 | husband of Addie Cecelia Richards | Born Mar 28 1873 |
| Hanton | William | Jun 22, 1929 | Born Jun 29 1847 | |
| Hanton | Jennie Florence | 1894 | buried with Richard Hanton | Born 1876 |
| Hanton | Mary | 1903 | wife of Hanton, Richard | Born 1850 |
| Hanton | Richard | 1925 | husband of Hanton, Mary | Born 1845 |
| Hanton | Addie Cecelia | 1964 | wife of Hanton, Albert R. | Born 1876 |
| Hanton | M.Patrica | 1965 | dau of J.S. & M.S. Hanton | |
| Haskins | Ethel | 1905 | wife of Haskins, Byron | Born 1879 |
| Hollingsworth | Eliza Jane | 1947 | see Mott, Eliza Jane | |
| Holmes | Harvey Austin | Mar 9, 1909 | son of Bruce & Martha Holmes | Age 8 mo, 2 d’s |
| Holmes | Keitha | Sep 30, 1911 | dau of Bruce & Martha Holmes | Age 3 mo, 7 d’s |
| Holmes | Hattie | ’19?? | buried with George Holmes | Born 18?? |
| Holmes | George A | 1919 | husband of Harriet | Born 1846 |
| Holmes | Harriet | 1924 | wife of Holmes, George A. | Born 1853 |
| Holmes | Aaron | infant children of George & Harriet Holmes | ||
| Holmes | Orman & Pearl | infant twins of George & Harriet Holmes | ||
| Hudson | Sarah | 1935 | see Borthwick, Sarah | |
| Hunt | George H. | Feb 12, 1867 | son of Absalom & Elizabeth Hunt | Age 14 yrs |
| Hunt | Absalom | Jun 1, 1872 | Age 45 yrs | |
| Hunt | William | May 14, 1888 | husband of Marriet A. | Age 47 yrs |
| Hunt | Harriet A. | May 6, 1895 | wife of William Hunt | Age 37 yrs |
| Hutchinson | Julia | Aug 11, 1874 | dau of William H. & Julia | Age 11 d’s |
| Hutchinson | Julia | Sep 5, 1874 | see Donahoo, Julia | |
| Ireland | Susan | Apr 10, 1826 | wife of Thomas Ireland | Age 55 yrs |
| Ireland | Florence Amelia | Jan 4, 1864 | dau of S.M. & C. Ireland | Age 8 yrs, 4 d’s |
| Ireland | Harriet A | Mar 25, 1877 | wife of Ireland, Darius W. (nee Wood) | Age 37 yrs |
| Ireland | Ellen A. | Sep 18, 1894 | dau of Frederick & A. Ireland | Age 1 yr, 11 mo |
| Ireland | Darius W. | Dec 5, 1917 | husband of Ireland, Phoeba | Age 81 yrs |
| Ireland | Florence A. | 1884 | dau of David & Katherine Ireland | Born 1881 |
| Ireland | David M. | 1892 | son of David & Katherine Ireland | Born 1892 |
| Ireland | Katherine | 19?? | wife of David Ireland | Born 1856 |
| Ireland | Mary | 1904 | wife of Ireland, Frank | Born 1869 |
| Ireland | David | 1922 | husband of Katherine Ireland | Born 1842 |
| Ireland | Phoeba | 1926 | wife of Ireland, Darius W. | Born 1848 |
| Ireland | Frank | 1937 | husband of Mary | Born 1869 |
| Ireland | James Bruce | 1937 | husband of Bessie Nellie | Born 1882 |
| Ireland | Susan | 1950 | see Susan Fenlong | |
| Ireland | Bessie Nellie | 1964 | wife of Ireland, James Bruce | Born 1908 |
| Johnston | Margaret | Sep 15, 1845 | wife of Johnston, William | Age 25 yrs |
| Johnston | Mary | Sep 30, 1847 | Age 25 yrs | |
| Johnston | William, Esq. | Feb 17, 1849 | Age 32 yrs | |
| Johnston | Elizabeth | Oct 10, 1858 | wife of Robert Johnston | Age 70 yrs |
| Johnston | Elizabeth | Jun 26, 1871 | wife of Johnston, William | Age 30 yrs. 7 mo, 17 d’s |
| Johnston | Robert | Aug 5, 1872 | husband of Elizabeth | Age 76 yrs |
| Johnston | Ida Jane | Jan 19, 1876 | dau of William & Caroline Johnston | Age 2 yrs |
| Johnston | Eliza | Apr 24, 1876 | wife of William Johnston | Age 67 yrs |
| Johnston | Loftus | Jul 14, 1879 | Age 60 yrs | |
| Johnston | Helen C. | Jul 11, 1885 | wife of Johnston, George | Age 32 yrs, 1 mo, 21 d’s |
| Johnston | William | Oct 17, 1887 | husband of Sarah, Margaretta & Lucy | Age 70 yrs |
| Johnston | Ida | Aug 8, 1890 | wife of Henry | Age 32 yrs, 10 mo |
| Johnston | William | Oct 9, 1891 | Age 66 yrs | |
| Johnston | Helen C. | Apr 9, 1893 | dau of Henry & Ida Johnston | Age 2 yrs 10 mo |
| Johnston | Lucy | Feb 5, 1899 | wife of William Johnston | |
| Johnston | William | May 17, 1900 | husband of Elizabeth & Caroline | Age 65 yrs |
| Johnston | Eliza | Jun 6, 1900 | see Eliza Steen | |
| Johnston | Harold C. | Feb 12, 1902 | son of Henry & Ida Johnston | Age 5 yrs, 8 mo |
| Johnston | Caroline | Aug 1, 1909 | wife of Johnston, William | Age 75 yrs |
| Johnston | Henry | Jun 6, 1928 | husband of Ida | Born May 5 1857 |
| Johnston | Margaretta | 1938 | wife of William Johnston | Born 1848 |
| Judson | Silas | Aug 26, 1876 | Age 78 yrs | |
| Kavanagh | Edith M. | Jun 1, 1976 | wife of Kavanagh, Abel | Born Sep 1894 |
| Ketchum | Rebecca | Oct 4, 1843 | wife of Ketchum, Alva | Age 35 yrs, 1 mo, 11 d’s |
| Ketchum | Eliza | May 4, 1878 | see Kilborn, Eliza | |
| Ketchum | Mary | Aug 23, 1878 | Age 9 yrs, 8 mo, 28 d’s | |
| Ketchum | Harry A. | Jan 9, 1891 | Age 23 yrs, 8 mo, 12 d’s | |
| Kilborn | Elizabeth | Jun 25, 1849 | wife of Kilborn, Levi | Age 24 yrs |
| Kilborn | Turner W. | Feb 20, 1854 | son of Levi & Eliza A. Kilborn | Age 9 mo, 24 d’s |
| Kilborn | Roderick | Jan 25, 1862 | son of Levi & Eliza A. Kilborn | Age 4 yrs, 3 mo, 14 d’s |
| Kilborn | Fredrick | Apr 16, 1863 | son of Levi & Eliza A. Kilborn | Age 3 yrs, 21 d’s |
| Kilborn | Henry A. (M.D.) | Sep 5, 1873 | Age 26 yrs | |
| Kilborn | Eliza | May 4, 1878 | wife of Kilborn, Leve | Age 46 yrs |
| Kilborn | Lucinda | Jun 4, 1879 | wife of Kilborn, James | Age 47 yrs, 7 mo, 28 d’s |
| Kilborn | Leve S. | Jul 2, 1881 | husband of Kilborn Eliza | Age 57 yrs |
| Kilborn | Clarissa | Mar 7, 1892 | see Leehy, Clarissa | |
| Kilborn | Nancy L. | 1878 | wife of Kilborn, Nancy L. | Born 1856 |
| Kilborn | Viola | 1934 | wife of Kilborn, Nancy L. | Born 1864 |
| Kilborn | Milton | 1937 | husband of Nancy L. & Viola | Born 1856 |
| Knapp | Rhoda A. | Feb 28, 1894 | see Craig, Rhoda A. | |
| Lander | Alfred (M.D.) | Oct 28, 1881 | a native of Dorchester, England | Born May 27 1820 |
| Latimer | Margaret | Sep 24, 1847 | wife of John Latimer | Age 46 yrs |
| Latimer | Eliza | Apr 24, 1876 | see Johnston, Eliza | |
| Latimer | Cecil E. | 1890 | son of Richard & Harriett Latimer | Born 1889 |
| Latimer | Richard H. | 1902 | son of Richard & Harriett Latimer | Born 1901 |
| Latimer | Harriett A. | 1925 | wife of Latimer, Richard C. | Born 1866 |
| Latimer | Richard C. | 1948 | husband of Harriett A. | Born 1866 |
| Leehy | Delorma | Jun 7, 1843 | son of Gideon & Claressa Leehy | Age 18 yrs |
| Leehy | Madora C. | May 10, 1852 | Dau of Nelson & Abigail Leehy | Age 2 mo |
| Leehy | Clarissa C. | Feb 19, 1854 | dau of Nelson & Abigail Leehy (spelling of last name ?) | Age 1 yr, 20 d’s |
| Leehy | Mamie | Apr 14, 1883 | dau of Solon & Charlotte Leehy | Age 10 yrs, 5 mo |
| Leehy | Gideon | Oct 23, 1885 | husband of Clarissa Leehy | Age 84 yrs, 9 mo |
| Leehy | Ina | Feb 17, 1888 | dau of Charles & Sylvia Leehey | Age 2 yrs, 7 mo |
| Leehy | Charlotte | Mar 9, 1891 | wife of Solon Leehy | Age 40 yrs |
| Leehy | Clarissa | Mar 7, 1892 | wife of Gideon Leehy | Age 86 yrs |
| Leehy | Sylvia | Jan 19, 1894 | church wife of Charles Leehy | Age 52 yrs |
| Leehy | Lydia Sophia | Feb 23, 1907 | see Richards, Lydia Sophia | |
| Leehy | Charles | Mar 17, 1920 | husband of Sylvia | Born Apr 15 1840 |
| Legigh | Abigail | 1904 | wife of Horaatio Nelson Legigh | Born 1833 |
| Legigh | Horatio Nelson | 1914 | husband of Abigail Legigh | Born 1823 |
| Lehigh | Eva M. | Sep 20, 1874 | dau of Franklin & Frances Fanny) Lehigh | Born Sep 16 1866 |
| Lehigh | Willie D. | Feb 21, 1883 | son of Franklin & Mary F. Legigh | Born Apr 24 1880 |
| Lehigh | Maria | Apr 9, 1905 | see Maria Brown | |
| Lehigh | Fanny | 1872 | wife of Franklin M Lehigh | Born 1832 |
| Lehigh | Major S. | 1901 | buried with Herbert & Senora Lehigh | Infant |
| Lehigh | May | 1904 | buried with Herbert & Senora Lehigh | Age 21 yrs |
| Lehigh | Herbert M. | 1908 | husband of Senora C. | Age 59 yrs |
| Lehigh | Senora C. | 1911 | wife of Lehigh, Herbert M. | Age 59 yrs |
| Lehigh | Franklin M. | 1916 | husband of Fanny & Mary F. | Born 1935 |
| Lehigh | Mary F. | 1924 | wife of Franklin M Lehigh | Born 1846 |
| Lehigh | Frances | wife of Lehigh, Franklin | ||
| Leivett | Mercy | Sep 3, 1874 | dau of William & Melissa Leivett | Age 6 mo |
| Leverette | William | Feb 4, 1841 | Age 3 mo, 19 d’s | |
| Leverette | Albert | Dec 23, 1846 | Age 14 mo, 6 d’s | |
| Leverette | Robert N. | Aug 1, 1869 | son of Willam & Elizabeth Leverette | Age 14 yrs |
| Leverette | William A. | Dec 31, 1874 | son of John B. & Julia Leverette | Age 10 mo, 11 d’s |
| Leverette | William | Nov 15, 1875 | husband of Elizabeth, a native of Norfolk, England | Born Jun 5 1805 |
| Leverette | Myrtle E.L. | Apr 16, 1882 | Dau of Cordelia & George Leverette | Age 3 yrs, 1 mo, 26 d’s |
| Leverette | Ida E. | Oct 19, 1889 | see DeWolfe, Ida E. | |
| Leverette | Elizabeth | Mar 2, 1901 | wife of Leverette, William | Age 78 yrs |
| Leverette | Lucy A. | 1921 | see Conner, Lucy A. | |
| Leverette | George Milton | 1924 | husband of Cordelia | Born 1852 |
| Leverette | Julia Augusta | 1925 | wife of Leverette, John Byron | Born 1846 |
| Leverette | Mary L. | 1927 | see Percival, Mary L. | |
| Leverette | George C. | 1932 | son of Cordelia & George Leverette | Born 1882 |
| Leverette | Cordelia | 1937 | wife of Leverette, George Milton | Born 1855 |
| Leverette | John Byron | 1943 | husband of Julia Augusta | Born 1848 |
| Lockwood | Isaac | Sep 10, 1865 | Age 47 yrs | |
| Loucks | Alexander Rainey | Nov 19, 1897 | husband of Lois C. Loucks | Age 56 yrs |
| Loucks | Hattie E. | Apr 8, 1902 | Age 36 yrs | |
| Loucks | Lois C. | Jul 14, 1903 | wife of Alexander Rainey H. Loucks | Age 59 yrs |
| Loucks | Anna | 19?? | wife of Loucks, George Edward | Born 1895 |
| Loucks | John E. | 1936 | Born 1863 | |
| Loucks | George Edward | 1966 | husband of Anna | Born 1892 |
| Love | Margaret A. | Jan 29, 1912 | see Sheffield, Margaret A. | |
| Lyman | Cecilia | Apr 16, 1873 | wife of Lyman, Leonard | Age 28 yrs, 11 mos |
| Lynch | Cecil | Jul 9, 1885 | Age 2 yrs, 11 mo | |
| Lynch | Cecil | 1888 | Born 1885 | |
| Lynch | James A. | 1913 | Born 1860 | |
| Lynch | Loyd | Age 1 yr 11 mo | ||
| Macklay | Elizabeth | Sep 19, 1851 | dau of Mark & Cecelia Mackay | Age 3 mo, 25 d’s |
| McCartdy | Florence | Mar 4, 1862 | ||
| McCrea | Helcha | Apr 15, 1879 | wife of McCrea, Hiram (Col.) | Born Mar 11, 1811 |
| McCrea | Hiram (Col.) | Apr 7, 1888 | husband of Helcha | Born Jul 2 1809 |
| McCrea | Esther | Mar 28, 1894 | see Cross, Esther | |
| McCulla | Margaret | Sep 24, 1847 | see Latimer, John | |
| McCullough | Eliza | Mar 9, 1851 | dau of John & Elizabeth McCullough | Age 6 yrs |
| McCullough | Margaret | Apr 11, 1861 | dau of John & Elizabeth McCullough | Age 17 yrs |
| McCullough | John H. | Oct 12, 1875 | son of John & Elizabeth McCullough | Age 21 yrs |
| McCullough | John | May 17, 1883 | husband of Elizabeth | Age 73 yrs, 2 mo |
| McCullough | Elizabeth | 1892 | wife of John | Born 1814 |
| McKim | Martha Ann | Feb 9, 1916 | see Prichard, Martha Ann | |
| McManus | Phoeba | 1926 | see Ireland, Phoeba | |
| Morrison | Alexander | May 28, 1865 | Husband of Mary | Age 57 yrs, 5 mo |
| Morrison | James | Jan 12, 1872 | Age 23 yrs | |
| Morrison | James | Sep 28, 1883 | husband of Letitia | Age 73 yrs, 7 mo, 26 d’s |
| Morrison | Letitia | Jun 1, 1884 | wife of Morrison, James | Age 67 yrs, 4 mo, 5 d’s |
| Morrison | Mary | Mar 26, 1885 | wife of Alexander | Age 78 yrs |
| Morrison | James | Jun 28, 1899 | Age 11 yrs | |
| Morrison | Alexander | Dec 26, 1901 | husband of Margaret | Age 65 yrs |
| Morrison | Margaret N. | May 11, 1911 | wife of Morrison, Alexander | Age 72 yrs |
| Morrison | William A. | Mar 6, 1920 | Age 20 yrs | |
| Morrison | Thompson | Apr 14, 1921 | Age 18 yrs | |
| Morrison | Alexander | Jan 6, 1931 | Husband of Ellen | Born Oct 27 1858 |
| Morrison | Ellen | Jun 8, 1931 | wife of Morrison, Alexander | Born Aug 15 1862 |
| Mott | Harriett A. | Apr 8, 1905 | see Latimer, Harriett A. | |
| Mott | William Gordon | May 22, 1912 | son of Oscar & Maggie Mott | Age 22 yrs |
| Mott | Thomas M. | 1861 | husband of Maria | Born 1826 |
| Mott | Maria J. | 1913 | wife of Mott, Thomas M. | Born 1825 |
| Mott | Lennard F. | 1919 | son of Thomas M. & Maria J. Mott | Born 1903 |
| Mott | Alice Irene | 1938 | buried with Mott, Frank & Eliza Jane | Born 1905 |
| Mott | Eliza Jane | 1947 | wife of Mott, Frank R. | Born 1867 |
| Mott | Rhonda M. | 1947 | dau of Mott, Ronald Lloyd | Born 1946 |
| Mott | Frank R. | 1959 | husband of Eliza Jane | Born 1869 |
| Mott | Lloyd M. | 1971 | husband of Ellen S. | Born 1892 |
| Mott | Ellen S. | 1972 | wife of Mott, lloyd M. | Born 1886 |
| Mott | Ronald Lloyd | 1975 | Born 1918 | |
| Nedow | Frederick | Feb 20, 1909 | Age 37 yrs | |
| Niblock | Wilhilmina | 1903 | see Eaton, Wilhilmina | |
| Odgen | Betty | Jan 12, 1875 | wife of Odgen, Thomas – a native of England | Age 77 yrs |
| Odgen | Thomas (Rev.) | Jul 28, 1880 | husband of Betty- a native of England | Age 81 yrs |
| Olmstead | Hilda V. | ?? | wife of Olmstead, Thomas J. | |
| Olmstead | Thomas J. | 1963 | husband of Hilda V. | Born 1914 |
| Peer | Bessie Nellie | May 17, 1905 | see Ireland, Bessie Nellie | |
| Percival | Mary Jane | Apr 8, 1857 | dau of Richard & Sally Percival | Age 3 yrs, 10 mo, 10 d’s |
| Percival | Margaret Adelia | Jul 22, 1857 | Dau of Thomas & Mary Ann Percival | Age 7 yrs, 1 mo |
| Percival | Henry | Mar 23, 1860 | son of Thomas & Mary Ann Percival | Age 11 yrs, 5 mo |
| Percival | Emily | Oct 16, 1869 | wife of Percival, George (Sr) | Age 63 yrs 10 mo |
| Percival | Elizabeth | Sep 26, 1876 | see Soper, Elizabeth | |
| Percival | Thomas | May 2, 1879 | husband of Mary Ann | Age 55 yrs |
| Percival | Mary A. | Apr 18, 1883 | Dau of Thomas & Mary Ann Percival | |
| Percival | Ransom W. | Aug 15, 1883 | son of George & Mary L. Percival | Age 10 yrs, 2 mo, 15 d’s |
| Percival | Mary Ann | Feb 28, 1884 | wife of Thomas | Age 56 yrs, 11 mo |
| Percival | George (Sr.) | Sep 9, 1884 | husband of Emily | Age 80 yrs, 4 mo |
| Percival | George | Mar 28, 1889 | husband of Mary L. | Age 86 yrs |
| Percival | Louisa | 1919 | see Empey, Louisa | |
| Percival | Mary L. | 1927 | wife of Percival, George | Born 1842 |
| Percival | William Leverett | 1946 | husband of Lydia | Born 1866 |
| Percival | Lydia | 1950 | wife of Percival, William L. | Born 1863 |
| Pratt | Minnie | Sep 18, 1862 | dau of Ethan & C.A. Pratt | Age 1 yr, 9 mo, 20 d’s |
| Price | Maria V. | 1937 | see Richards, Maria V. | |
| Prichard | Joseph A. | Aug 17, 1891 | Age 25 yrs, 8 mo | |
| Prichard | Infant | Jun 26, 1907 | Child of B.F. & M.E. Prichard | |
| Prichard | Bessie Margaret | Jul 17, 1910 | dau of B.F. & M.E. Prichard | Age 14 mo, 5 d’s |
| Prichard | J.A. | Oct 26, 1914 | husband of Martha | Born Aug 31 1829 |
| Prichard | Martha Ann | Feb 9, 1916 | wife of Prichard, J.A. | Born Oct 7 1938 |
| Prichard | Milford H. | 1967 | husband of Myrtle L. | Born 1879 |
| Prichard | Myrtle L. | 1973 | wife of Prichard, Milford | Born 1892 |
| Pryce | Beulah | Jul 7, 1910 | dau of Fred & Myrtle Pyrce | Aage 5 mo, 2 d’s |
| Pryce | Elenor | Apr 9, 1924 | see Elenor Wright | Born Feb 25 1849 |
| Rabb | Abraham B. | Dec 15, 1907 | husband of Agnes E. | Age 43 yrs, 9 mo |
| Rabb | Agnes E. | Jul 17, 1948 | wife of Rabb, Abraham B. | Age 84 yrs |
| Richards | William | Jun 11, 1858 | Age 28 yrs | |
| Richards | William | Oct 20, 1863 | husband of Eliza | Age 66 yrs |
| Richards | Frances | Sep 21, 1864 | wife of Richards, Christopher | Age 60 yrs |
| Richards | Eliza | Sep 22, 1866 | wife of William Richards | Age 53 yrs |
| Richards | Christopher | Oct 16, 1869 | husband of Richards, Frances | Age 72 yrs |
| Richards | Roddie | Apr 17, 1874 | son of Christopher & Addie Richards | Age 1 yr, 7 mo, 2 d’s |
| Richards | Helen Adelaide | Apr 17, 1874 | Dau of Christopher & Addie Richards | Age 3 mo, 7 d’s |
| Richards | Mable Eveline | Oct 3, 1881 | Dau of Christopher & Addie Richards | Age 3 yrs, 6 mo, 2 d’s |
| Richards | Charlotte | Mar 9, 1891 | see Charlotte Leehy | |
| Richards | Elizabeth | Feb 3, 1904 | see Wilson, Elizabeth | |
| Richards | Lydia Sophia | Feb 23, 1907 | wife of Richards, Edward T. | Age 71 yrs, 3 mo. |
| Richards | Edward T. | Mar 31, 1923 | husband of Sophia & Maria | Age 86 yrs |
| Richards | Fanny | 1872 | see Lehigh, Fanny | |
| Richards | Ethel | 1905 | see Haskins, Ethel | |
| Richards | Richard | 1912 | buried with Stone, Frances M. | Born 1839 |
| Richards | Adelaide McCrea | 1921 | buried wifh Richards, Christopher | Born 1842 |
| Richards | Christopher | 1923 | buried wirh Richards, Adelide McCrea | Born 1841 |
| Richards | Mary F. | 1924 | see Lehigh, Mary F. | |
| Richards | Maria V. | 1937 | wife of Richards, Edward T. | Born 1864 |
| Richards | Addie Cecelia | 1964 | see Hanton, Addie Cecelia | |
| Robinson | Mary | Sep 24, 1857 | wife of Robinson, Amos | Age 23 yrs |
| Robinson | Mary Mabel | Aug 15, 1882 | dau of Amos & Mary Robinson | Age 10 mo |
| Rudd | Mary Jane | Jan 2, 1862 | dau of James & Eliza Rudd | Age 14 yrs, 3 mo, 18 d’s |
| Rudd | Eliza | Oct 12, 1862 | wife of Rudd, James | Age 45 yrs |
| Rudd | Eliza Ann | Apr 12, 1872 | dau of James & Eliza Rudd | Age 25 yrs, 2 mo, 2 d’s |
| Rudd | Ordelia E. | Aug 28, 1872 | dau of James & Eliza Rudd | Age 18 yrs, 8 mo, 18 d’s |
| Rudd | James | Nov 1, 1893 | husband of Mary & Eliza, born in Clones, Co. Wexford Ireland | Age 75 yrs, 8 d’s |
| Rudd | Mary | Oct 19, 1908 | wife of Rudd, James | Age 74 yrs |
| Scott | Helen | ?? | see Fenlong, Helen | |
| Sheffield | William | Aug 1, 1903 | buried with Sheffield, J. Metcalf | |
| Sheffield | Margaret A. | Jan 29, 1912 | wife of Sheffield, J. Metcalf | |
| Sheffield | J.Metcalf | Jun 9, 1927 | husband of Sheffield, Margaret A. | |
| Soper | Elizabeth | Sep 26, 1876 | wife of Ralph | Age 64 yrs |
| Soper | George W. | Apr 2, 1888 | son of Levi & Lucinda Soper | Age 26 yrs, 8 mo, 17 d’s |
| Soper | Ralph | Mar 9, 1896 | husband of Elizabeth | Age 85 yrs |
| Soper | John | 1890 | husband of Sarah | Born 1819 |
| Soper | Sarah J. | 1908 | wife of Soper, John | Born 1852 |
| Soper | John Wesley | 1959 | son of John & Sarah Soper | Born 1877 |
| Soper | Julia M. | Oct 23, 1884 | dau of Levi & Lucinda Soper | Age 11 yrs, 11 mo,27 d’s |
| Southworth | Hattie | Dec 6, 1873 | wife of Southworth, D.E. | Age 27 yrs |
| Southworth | Martha Louise | no other inforation | ||
| Stafford | Mary | Oct 19, 1908 | see Rudd, Mary | |
| Steacy | William | May 30, 1865 | son of Edward & Eliza Steacy | Age 4 yrs, 2 mo, 3 d’s |
| Steacy | Frances Jane | Jan 6, 1866 | dau of George & Ellen Steacy | Age 20 yrs |
| Steacy | George | Mar 14, 1869 | husband of Ann | Age 87 yrs, 10 mo |
| Steacy | George | Nov 22, 1869 | husband of Ellen | Age 59 yrs, 6 mo |
| Steacy | Elizabeth | Jun 26, 1871 | see Johnston, Elizabeth | |
| Steacy | Annie | Aug 1, 1875 | wife of Steacy, Samuel | Age 26 yrs |
| Steacy | William | Aug 7, 1878 | husband of Mary A, | Age 29 yrs |
| Steacy | Mary | Mar 16, 1880 | dau of Edward & Eliza Steacy | Age 15 yrs, 7 mo |
| Steacy | Ellen | Oct 1, 1882 | wife of Steacy, George | Age 75 yrs |
| Steacy | George | Oct 1, 1882 | Age 75 yrs | |
| Steacy | Ann | Jun 16, 1883 | wife of Steacy, George | Age 87 yrs, 10 mo, 3 d’s |
| Steacy | Edward | Jun 18, 1885 | husband of Eliza | Age 52 yrs |
| Steacy | Willie | Mar 12, 1887 | son of Steacy, ?? | Age 5 mo, 15 d’s |
| Steacy | Samuel | Mar 1, 1896 | husband of Mary J. & Annie | Age 53 yrs, 3 mo |
| Steacy | Eliza | Jun 13, 1896 | wife of Steacy, Edward | Age 62 yrs |
| Steacy | Sarah | Mar 8, 1909 | wife of Steacy, George | Age 71 yrs |
| Steacy | Caroline | Aug 1, 1909 | see Johnston, Caroline | |
| Steacy | Mary A. | Mar 2, 1916 | wife of Steacy, William | Age 68 yrs, 9 mo |
| Steacy | George | Feb 27, 1917 | husband of Sarah | Age 84 yrs |
| Steacy | Helen W. | May 26, 1922 | Age 2 yrs | |
| Steacy | Robert Leslie | 1877 | son of Willian & Mary Steacy | Born 1873 |
| Steacy | Mary Louise | 1879 | dau of Willian & Mary Steacy | Born 1877 |
| Steacy | Mary J. | 1924 | wife of Steacy, Samuel | Born 1855 |
| Steacy | Robert | 1929 | Born 1874 | |
| Steacy | Thomas Driver | 1956 | Born 1876 | |
| Steen | George | Oct 10, 1884 | husband of Eliza (died in Truckee, Ca) | Age 60 yrs |
| Steen | Eliza | Jun 6, 1900 | wife of George Steen | Age 74 yrs, 10 mo |
| Steen | William S. | Sep 28, 1942 | son of George & Eliza Steen | Born Dec 5 1852 |
| Steen | Gideon W. | 1926 | Born 1863 | |
| Stewart | Lucinda | Oct 7, 1887 | buried with David Stewart | Born Jun 12 1816 |
| Stewart | David | Jan 18, 1888 | buried with Lucinda Stewart | Born Oct 27 1807 |
| Stewart | George E. | Jan 6, 1895 | Age 19 yrs, 3 mos | |
| Stewart | Charles | 1875 | son of Peter & Harriet Stewart | Born 1875 |
| Stewart | Wilfred | 1878 | son of Peter & Harriet Stewart | Born 1878 |
| Stewart | David | 1884 | buried with Fred C. Stewart | Born 1850 |
| Stewart | Peter | 1923 | husband of Harriet | Born 1845 |
| Stewart | Heram | 1924 | Born 1847 | |
| Stewart | Fred C. | 1925 | buried with David Stewart | Born 1888 |
| Stewart | Harriet L. | 1927 | wife of Stewart, Peter | Born 1850 |
| Stewart | Benjamin F. | 1929 | brother of Amelia J. Stewart | Born 1843 |
| Stewart | Amelia J. | 1929 | sister of Benjamin F. Stewart | Born 1852 |
| Stone | Uri | Mar 6, 1882 | husband of Stone, Sophia M. | Born Jan 11 1842 |
| Stone | Cordelia | Jun 20, 1882 | see Cordelia Arnold | |
| Stone | Helen C. | Jul 11, 1885 | see Johnston, Helen C. | |
| Stone | Sophia M. | Aug 24, 1910 | wife of Stone, Uri | Born Jun 5 1828 |
| Stone | Amelia | 1916 | buried with Stone, Uri | Born 1851 |
| Stone | Frances M, | 1920 | buried with Richards, Richard | Born 1848 |
| Stratton | Elizabeth | 1892 | see McCullough, Elizabeth | |
| Tallman | William | Oct 1, 1865 | husband of Matilda | Age 60 yrs |
| Tallman | Matilda | Oct 25, 1901 | wife of Tallman, Willia | Age 74 yrs |
| Tallman | Jennie | 1931 | Born 1857 | |
| Taplin | Ann | Apr 2, 1905 | see Ann Wilson, wife of Genry Taplin | |
| Tennant | George M.R. | Mar 22, 1882 | son of ?? & E.J. Tennant | Age 3 yrs, 11 mo, 29 d’s |
| Totten | Annie | Aug 1, 1875 | see Steacy, Annie | |
| Totten | Joseph | Mar 2, 1895 | husband of Sarah | Age 84 yrs, 3 mos, 22 d’s |
| Totten | Sarah | Mar 14, 1898 | wife of Joseph Totten | Age 87 yrs, 7 mo |
| Washburn | Julia | Oct 15, 1890 | wife of William Washburn | Age 77 yrs |
| Washburn | Julia Augusta | 1925 | see Leverette, J. Augusta | |
| Waytt | Willie | Nov 14, 1871 | son of James & Mary Wyatt | Age 3 mo, 2 d’s |
| Wilson | Ann | May 21, 1868 | wife of Samuel | Age 60 yrs |
| Wilson | Eleanor | Apr 13, 1872 | wife of Wilson, Mathew | Age 28 yrs, 11 mos |
| Wilson | Caroline E. | Jan 10, 1877 | Born Nov 25 1862 | |
| Wilson | Andrew | Oct 10, 1883 | Husband of Elizabeth Wilson | Age 52 yrs 8 mo |
| Wilson | Samuel | May 1, 1888 | husband of Ann & Rachel | Age 81 yrs |
| Wilson | Elizabeth | Feb 3, 1904 | wife of Andrew Wilson | Age 76 yrs |
| Wilson | E.D. | May 24, 1924 | ||
| Wilson | Mary A. | Jul 19, 1947 | Born Jan 1 1857 | |
| Wilson | Rachel | 1899 | wife of Samuel Wilson | Born 1839 |
| Wilson | Ann | 1919 | dau of Samuel & Ann Wilson | Born 1840 |
| Wilson | Mary J. | 1924 | see Steacy, Mary J. | |
| Wood | Priscilla | Jan 18, 1842 | wife of Wood, John | Born Jan 18, 1842 |
| Wood | John | May 21, 1917 | husband of Priscila | Born Oct 29 1833 |
| Wood(s) | Mary | Dec 4, 1873 | wife of Woods, David | Age 35 yrs |
| Woods | David | Oct 27, 1842 | husband of Mary | Age 48 yrs |
| Wright | Elenor | Apr 9, 1924 | wife of Wright, Henry | Born Feb 25 1849 |
| Wyatt | Elizabeth | Apr 27, 1848 | wife of Wyatt, Eliphalet | Age 68 yrs, 7 mo, 17 d’s |
| Wyatt | Hannah | May 18, 1851 | see Brennan, Hannah | |
| Wyatt | Eliphalet | Apr 6, 1852 | Age 70 yrs, 3 mo, 10 d’s | |
| Wyatt | Sarah | May 9, 1866 | wife of Wyatt, Ezra | Age 39 yrs, 8 mo, 28 d’s |
| Wyatt | Helcha | Apr 15, 1879 | see McCrea, Helcha | |
| Wyatt | James Rensselaer | Mar 24, 1881 | Age 32 yrs, 11 mo, 27 d’s | |
The “Irelands” in Kitley
Darius West Ireland is a descendant of Isaac & Susan/Susannah Ireland. Via the donation of our family property, formally/legally by Gideon Lehigh, the family graveyard became open to other family and community members. Although, many families buried their loved ones there before the property was formally donated and designated as a burial ground. We are certain the Eaton family would attest to the fact it is “their” family graveyard, and, it is.
2) Susan Ireland, wife of Isaac Ireland. It is said this is the earliest tombstone in Lehigh. In my view, this was a tombstone put up by a later family member. However, I’m glad it exists.
Susan and Isaac Ireland. came up from the States to live in Kitley, prior to the War of 1812. One of the original families in Kitley. Darius would have been the great grandchild of Susan & Isaac, the line goes…Isaac – Lewis – Darius – James – Clifford
The Irelands were one of the early families in Kitley
(School Section #25 – Elizabethtown)
Shows the following information, which in some cases contradicts what we have already researched, and contradicts other filed School Superintendents Reports:
1850: no report
1854: no report
If anyone has any information on this school we would appreciate hearing from you.
(School Section # 26 – Elizabethtown)
Redan was settled in the years 1840-1860 by Irish Immigrants. The original inhabitants were the Youngs, the Marshalls, Burnetts, Pritchards, Motts, Richards and Wilsons. The old Richardson homestead here was originally part of a clergy reserve. In 1854 the government released all clergy reserve land to the public and the Richard family took a 100 acre plot in the centre of this community.
Redan School was located a short distance from the Mott homestead. The original schoolhouse was a log structure located near the junction of the Rocksprings and Redan roads. The site is now covered by a swamp.
Shows the following information, which in some cases contradicts what we have already researched, and contradicts other filed School Superintendents Reports:
1850: no report
1854: Frame building
| That the request of the trustees of school section no 26 be excepted and that the sum of $125. be levied and collected on the rateable property for the current year 1862- 1862 |
| that the application of the Trustees of School section No 26 be complied with and the sum of $80 be levied and collected on the rateable property of said School Section exclusive of all expenses-1871 |
| that the application of the Trustees of School Section No 26 be complied with and the sum of $80 dollars be levied and collected on the Taxable property of said section exclusive of expenses-1872 |
| that $36 dollars of Clergy money be divided amongst the School Sections of this Township in the following manner, namely Sections No 1 $10, No 12 $5, No 26 $9, No 27 $9.31 cents, No 28 $5, No 29 $2, No 30 $5, No 31 $6 bring union section all the full Sections will leave the sum of $13.11 cents each and the Clerk ? the sum to be paid to the Trustees of each School Section-1873[1] |
[1] Lyn Museum Archives