LUBECK CEMETERY

I visited Lubeck and Bethel cemeteries late in the fall of 1922.

The Lubeck graveyard lies on eighth of a mile,perhaps, west
of the Southern Methodist Church, on one of the wide white
clay flats that surround that village, and at the head of a run
which empties into Sand Creek, which joins the Ohio River
above Newberry Island.

It was in bad repair, much of the ground being standing in dry
broomsedge.

I noted no very old inscriptions, though, as everywhere, there
were many graves without names.

H. F. Pahl, March 2nd, 1883, aged forty-one years, one month.
George C., son of F. and G. Beckwith, January 24th, 1864.
Emma Buckley, 1883, age twenty-six.
H. W. Buckley, 1891, age seventy-nine.
Wiliam T. Peden, 1885, aged forty-eight.  In Buckley row.
Charles Hunter, Co. G., 6th W. Va., 1820 - 1880.
Sarah H., his wife, no date coped.
Linas Pahl, June 1856 - 1894.
Edith, a child of J. R. Leachman, 1883.
Clarabell, wife of T. J. Woodyard, and daughter of J. E. and
Polly Hall, 1865 - 1884.
The Schmidt monument carries the names of "Mother 1825 -
1911, Father 1831 - died 192-".
Harman 1867 - 1910.
Powell, 1867 - 1910.
Vau.  (living when monument was erected.)
Sarah E. Toothaker, wife of T. F., 1837 - 1891.
Archibald Matheny, 1814 - 1904.
Ann Clark, his wife, 1811 - 1892.
In same row, Abigail Gates, 1844 - 1882.
A child of J. A. and E. M. Gates died in 1894.


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In Memory of John Ludwick

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