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HARWELL CEMETERY (Old) (#100)

T26N R6E SEC 29

Map #3uu

 

 

Just north of the present day community of Wilby, west of O Hwy, and next to the railroad tracks, this cemetery is indicated on the USGS map without a name. [Not to be confused with the WHITWORTH/Harwell/Deaton Cemetery that is north east of this location. While it is indicated as HARWELL on the USGS map, it is more commonly known locally as the WHITWORTH Cemetery].

 

Catherine Sparks, whose family has been the area for many years, states that the cemetery at this location was the old HARWELL cemetery, and those buried here are some of  her ancestors. Several  years ago family members recorded the only two stones left that could be found with even faintly legible inscriptions.

 

HARWELL, Edwin S.   [died between 1850-1860]

HARWELL, Elizabeth A.   8 Apr 1805 - 27 Dec 1876

 

 

Researched by Betty Hanks 1980

from local histories, census records,

and personal interviews with Catherine Sparks

 

 

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