Located in northwestern Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
The nearest road to this cemetery is Skyline Drive, located south of the
cemetery. The cemetery can be seen over on a wooded knoll behind the barn
of James Muth. Markers copied October 1982 by J. Kelsey Jones. Single spacing
of type indicates names appearing on one marker.
Deeded as Fred Courtwright Cemetery
| AYERS |
L. D. Ayers Co F 8th NY Cav 1843 1915 |
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| BUCHANAN |
Gilbert A. Buchanan Mar 29, 1882 Apr 22, 1909 |
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Gertrude Wood Buchanan 1883 1910 |
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see Collum |
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| COLLUM |
Bernice Buchanan Collum 1903 1931 |
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| DICKINSON |
J. S. H. Dickinson Mar 3 1823 - |
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Elizabeth his wife Aug 19, 1824 Sept 2, 1905 |
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J. L. d. July 3, 1880 2y 8m 8d |
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Arlie W. d. Dec 29, 1880 1y 9m 26d |
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children of M. O. & F. E. Dickinson |
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Florence J. White wife of Ralph W. Dickinson 1893 1913 |
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Walter H. Dickinson 1851 1910 |
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Sarah E. Dickinson 1856 1936 |
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Alma L., dau of W. H. & S. E. Dickinson Aug 16, 1881
June 1, 1899 |
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| JORDAN |
Lida wife of J. C. Jordan 1870 1918 |
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| MOORE |
Ettie dau of C. O. & J. E. Moore d. Apr 12, 1880 2y
3m 25d |
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He shall gather the lambs with his arm, |
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and cary them in his bosom. |
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| STEWART |
Charles B. Stewart May 23, 1857 Dec 11, 1913 |
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Sarah J., his wife Sept 8, 1860 - |
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A. W. |
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| WHITE |
Bernice dau of Bert & Leona White July 31, 1911 |
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see Dickinson |
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| WILSON |
John H. Wilson Apr 30, 1854 Dec 5, 1910 |
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Alice E., his wife Apr 23, 1868 Apr 3, 1926 |
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Charles F. Wilson 1886 1970 |
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Hattie S. Wilson 1887 1928 |
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Stephen H. Wilson Mar 29, 1919 July 2, 1934 |
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| WOOD |
Sam Wood 1850 1929 |
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Susie Wood 1860 19 |
WHITE, Florence [SRGP 63584] - Last Thursday night about 12 o'clock
Florence White Dickinson, wife of Ralph Dickinson and daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Lyman White, died at the home of Lily Friends at Mitchell's Mills.
Mrs. Dickinson, with her family, attended the grange picnic during the
day and in the evening they were attending an ice cream social at the West
Jackson Baptist church. About 10 o'clock Mrs. Dickinson fell in what was
supposed to be a fainting spell, but the malady proved to be acute uraemic
poisoning. Dr. Pratt was called from Millerton and a trained nurse, Mrs.
Dollie Wilson Cummings, was in attendance but there was nothing to be done
and she passed peacefully away without regaining consciousness. Mrs. Dickinson
was about 20 years of age and had been married about two years. She leaves
an infant daughter, eight weeks old, which makes the case even more distressing.
The entire community is mourning with the bereaved husband and parents
this most untimely death. - Wellsboro Gazette, August 21, 1913
