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SHARON HILL CEMETERY

Sec. 20-3-9

Saluda Township
Jefferson County, Indiana

June 2004 Survey – done by Vivian L. Shatley and the Jefferson County Genealogical Society

KEY: SS = Same Stone, W = Wife, S = Son, D = Daughter, y = year(s), m = month(s), d = day(s)
           MP under inscriptions = Military plaque
           K= under comparison data = Kleopfer web site information noted as . . .
           DAR = under comparison data = 1941 DAR information noted as . . .

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LAST NAME	FIRST	MIDDLE	BORN	DIED	INSCRIPTION(S)	COMMENTS	COMPARISON DATA
Arbuckle	Betty	Lou	14 Jan 1945	11 Jan 1956	K = birth year as 1845
Arbuckle	Beulah	18 Aug 1905	06 Sep 1997	Married: 01 Oct 1925 – Our children: Forrest Ed, Marvin L., Ivan K., A. Lester, Maurice W., Betty Lou	SS as Forrest
Arbuckle	Edward	E.	1868	1942	Father
Arbuckle	Forrest	27 Sep 1903	14 Jun 1973	Married: 01 Oct 1925 – Our children: Forrest Ed, Marvin L., Ivan K., A. Lester, Maurice W., Betty Lou	SS as Beulah	K = death year as 1913
Arbuckle	Grace	Wilson	05 Sep 1829	22 Feb 1890	W of M.M. Arbuckle – Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was and the spirit shall - - -	Stone identical to M. Mark – etching weathered unable to finish quote	Not on DAR
Arbuckle	Hattie	1876	1961	Married 29 Nov 1899	SS as James L.
Arbuckle	Horace	W.	25 Nov 1863	07 Nov 1867	S of M.M. & G. Arbuckle – In Heaven – Of such is the kingdom of heaven	K = death year as 1866; Not on DAR
Arbuckle	James	L.	1874	1966	Married 29 Nov 1899	SS as Hattie	K = middle initial as J.
Arbuckle	John	20 Jun 1908	21 Nov 1908	S of J.L. & H. – Gone but not forgotten	Not on DAR
Arbuckle	M.	Mark	27 Feb 1827	31 Aug 1894	Mark the perfect man, and behold the upright for the end of that man is peace	Stone identical to Grace – etching weathered	K = birth day as 21; Not on DAR

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COMMENTS: The cemetery is in excellent shape. It appears there are very few old stones and those that are there have been well cared for. They do show signs of weathering, but none of vandalism. The following items were found as part of the survey – unable to identify:
1)       Fieldstone located between Mary L. Uebel and Anna Sipe.
2)       Badly weathered stone between Fredrick & Alice J. Sipe and Frank J. and Alice M.Stein – can not read any etching.
3)       Stone rectangle with no etching stuck in a base – located between Jane & David Phillips and George Hastie stones
4)       Badly weathered stone next to Mary Jones Redicon and at end of row – can not read any etching.
5)       Stone base with no stone – location between Shirley Irene Barmore and stone with K (X?) T. H.
6)       Stone with initials J. W. – stacked up on Sarah Harris grave
7)       Small round top concrete stone – H.W.A. – located between Clara Stein Monroe and Clifford M. Selig.
8)       Small rectangular stones – Infant son – no name or dates – located to the right of Ebenezer & Elizabeth Wilson.
9)       Small rectangular stone – S.I.H. – badly weathered – assumed to be Samuel I. Henry stone.
10)   Stone broken off and missing – only base remains – located beside Anna VonDissen.
11)   Small round topped rectangular stone – badly weathered – M.M.M. ? – located between Michael M. Wood and James McKeand.
12)   Base only, no stone – located between Rev. J.H.C. Morris and Ellsworth Niles.
13)   Stone propped against tree – J.G.S. on top, Daughter Margie Selig
14)   Three concrete rectangles in a row – no apparent etching – located between James Comingore and James H. Lowry.
15)   Small round top stone M.M.A. – no other etching visible – located between Ernest E. Crawford and John S. Chandler.
16)   Two small infant stones located between John & Lucy Sparks and Annie F. Sparks
17)   Tall round top stone, first name unreadable, next name is Henry – unknown if this is middle name or last name, all other etching unreadable due to badly weathered condition. Located between Ebenezer Wilson and Voorhees stones
18)   K = a notation that there was a stone broken and down: Miles, William B. – S of Wm. H. & C.W. 25 Jul 1855 – 27 May 1861. – This stone not observed by this researcher.