EAST RIPLEY CEMETERY
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Route 20 Town of RIPLEY Right beside the highway,
Wrought iron fence and gates around, and very well maintained
RIPLEY, NY
* denotes family data from other sources, not proved, to be used ONLY as a guide
There are dozens of fieldstone or slate type stones here ALL broken off, and
no etchings can be read, most probably before written records ie; the
STETSON Rev War family, I know more are buried here than found in any records
There are also a lot of names misspelled on the tombstones, where possible I
have found the most common spelling from other data and posted all found
HAGLE
Double marker
Theodore D HAGLE 1870-1942
Myrtle L. 1876-1956

HAGLE
Double marker
T. Raymond HAGLE 1909-1974
Frances 1913-1999

HAGLE
a funeral home marker
Melissa A "MISSY" Hagle 8-24-1975 d 11-20-2003
* 11/23/2003 - Melissa Hagle
Melissa Amber ''Missy'' Hagle, 25, Westfield, and Jamestown, died Thursday
(Nov. 20, 2003) in Buffalo General Hospital.
A Jamestown resident since 2001, she was born Aug. 24, 1978, in Dunkirk, the
daughter of John Hagle and Joyce Bohneberg Holland.
A Westfield resident most of her life, she attended St. Mary's School for
the Deaf in Buffalo. She was a sociable, loving person, who enjoyed her
family and friends.
Besides her father of Ripley and her mother of Westfield, she is survived by
her stepfather, Lyle Holland ''Daddy'' of Westfield; five sisters: ; and a
brother, Internment will be in the East Ripley Cemetery, Ripley. (edited
obit PJ)

JOHN H. HAIGHT MEDAL OF HONOR, CIVIL WAR
Haight Monument, and 2 small stones for John and wife
Photos online
MEDAL OF HONOR flag and also American flag,
Haight, John H. b. July 1, 1841 d. April 8, 1917
Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. He was a prisoner of war.
He served as a Sergeant in the Union Army in Company G, 72d New York
Infantry. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for action on May 5 at
Williamsburg and Bristol Station and August 27-30, 1862 at Manassas,
Virginia. His citation reads "At Williamsburg, Va., voluntarily carried a
severely wounded comrade off the field in the face of a large force of the
enemy; in doing so was himself severely wounded and taken prisoner.
buried
East Ripley Cemetery, Ripley, Chautauqua County, New York,
Service Record: Enlisted at Westfield NY as a Private on 17 July 1861 at
the age of 22
Enlisted in Company G, 72nd Infantry Regiment New York on 24 July 1861.
Promoted to Full Corporal on 01 September 1861
POW on 05 May 1862 at Williamsburg, VA
Wounded on 05 May 1862 at Williamsburg, VA
Paroled on 06 May 1862 at Williamsburg, VA (Estimated day)
Discharged because of wounds Company G, 72nd Infantry Regiment New York on
01 March 1863 in Taylor, VA
2 markers and Haight monument;
Wife Louisa E. 1842-1932
in 1850 Westfield MOTHER< WIDOW, Nancy HAIT age 44 born NY (ASHLEY) Son
Charles Edward is 18 Son Oscar S. is 15 Dau Sarah M. is 13 Son John H. is 9
this soldier; Son George D HAIGHT is 7 and will be killed in the Civil War
also buried E Ripley

HAIGHT
Monument
The monument for JOHN is in the side front section of this cemetery and the
rest of his family in the back no trace of any women here though;
HAIGHT
Photo online
Reads only Haight then smaller stones in front matching granite;
Henry A HAIGHT 1799---1845 the father mother is widow NANCY in 1850
George HAIGHT 1843-1862 Civil War / FLAG
Ashley 1826-1852
Charles E 1832-1894
These are siblings and father of the Medal of Honor Soldier John Haight
*Charles E Haight had a wife Mary and 2 children, Frank and NANCY c 1873
HAIGHT,
George D., enlisted at Dunkirk, CC-47
George D Haight ,
Enlistment Date: 28 May 1861
Distinguished Service: Side Served: Union
State Served: New York
Unit Numbers: 1570 1570
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 May 1861 at the age of 19
Enlisted in Company E, 72nd Infantry Regiment New York on 20 June 1861.
Killed Company E, 72nd Infantry Regiment New York on 01 July 1862 in Malvern
Hill, VA
Buried at East Ripley Cemetery lot D 67
John HAIGHT Medal of Honor Soldier is buried Lot D 66
** I found the mother of these HAIGHT, NANCY remarried to ALBERT SCOTT in
Westfield, pensioned for son George's death she is in IOWA cannot make out
the date but late 1880's or 90's it took a long time to be pensioned
sometimes

HALCY
21 E
Leroy 10/14/1899 d 3/21/1956 Served PA WWI Veteran

HALE
E 65-70
Deacon Horace HALE b ca 1788 NY died Nov 22, 1852 aged 63 yrs
Wife Elizabeth (*McBRIDE )born PA died Oct 22, 1850 ae 65
Son Horace Jr died July 10, 1845 ae 24 yrs stone partly buried
Son Isaac died Aug 9, 1846 in his 22nd yr stone also partly buried
Dau Martha J. died 10/17/1851 ae 21 yrs
(*HORACE HALE
>From Schoharie Co NY came to Ripley in 1811, on foot, carrying his knapsack,
and settled in the Northeast part of town where he lived til his death Nov.
20, 1852. He was an elder in the Presbyterian Church, In 1814 he married to
Elizabeth McBRIDE
His children were;
William, drowned in the Black Rock river, Illinois
Elizabeth Ann, wife of Seth Elisha ELY, (BIO) married,20 May 1845
No children
William and Eliza Ann were Baptised in Westfield, 1819, Horace Jr, 1821
Horace,
Olive, born Ripley, , 1815, wife of John JOHNSON, both died Wisconsin
Isaac
Martha,
Horace ,Isaac, Martha and William, all died unmarried.)

HALL
R 46
Alonzo W. died ?? 1831 almost obliterated
**this from the old records and reading, may be a son of NELSON HALL of
Westfield moved on, but in 1850 has a son age 2 Alonzo and the dod may be
1851 not 1831
R 45
A B and D. H. initials on footstone matches Alonzo Hall stone

HALL
2 W tall monument
Hervey b 2/15/1812 died May 3, 1899
Wife 1, Louisa L, BAIRD 10/10/1810 died 1/6/1871
Children
Frances L. 7/2/1840 d 2/25/1853
Alma A. April to Aug, 1846
Wife 2, Elizabeth B. EVANS 1829-1912
See also MILKS
* Hervey HALL son of Hervey HALL and Sarah HULL of Erie CO PA

HAMILTON
Charles Hamilton Revolutionary War
Vermont Militia, 1760-1845
* Wife probably is Patty CASTLE
Patty CASTLE dau of David and Phebe SANFORD CASTLE died 1842 age 80 m
Charles HAMILTON, they were early settlers and resided several years on
Brown's River in Essex Vermont, 3 miles north of the homestead of her
brother ABEL, Children were 5 sons and 2 daughters
1 Stoddard, *ca 1791 Home in 1850 Springwater, Livingston, New York
2, Heber,
3, Clark,
4 David, married Dorcas BRADLEY d bef 1850 ,.2nd to Jerusha to Illinois .
Kane . Sugar Grove
***5, Charles Hamilton JR, ***
6 Pauline m Willard MOORE,
7 Lucy m Lyman CUTLER
(*History of the CASTLE family)
Charles Hamilton JUNIOR is buried in Quincy Cemetery b ca 1797
HAMILTON
B 26 in Quincy
Charles died 11/8/1862 age 60 yrs
Wife Eliza GARDNER d 10/3/1876 ae 69-7-0

HANDY STEBBINS
2 matching stones in like new condition
Harvey L Handy 1854-1928
Sabra A. Handy 1861-1940 (nee STEBBINS )
*(family data , Sabra m first to James KEITH who died 27 December 1895 in
Ripley
She was a dau of Aaron Stebbins and Ophelia Brownell )

HARRIS
Single stone quite eroded and mossy;
George Harris April 21, 1859 d May 28 1899 or 98
* George was born in England according to census data and was a single man

HARRIS
40 W
James 1831-1891
Wife Elizabeth 1833-1903
James 1852-1944
Wife Ida 1868 d 2/6/1935 ae 66-9-25
Unknown lot
Mrs. Edward HARRIS book records 1902 paid by Edward HARRIS

HARRIS
115 W
Harry H. 1862-1926
Lany B. 1866-1935

HARRIS MAYS
2 matching stones
Robert J Harris 4/14/1892 d 3/16/1933
Bertha Harris MAYS (remarried) 6/19/1895 d 4/26/1976

HARRIS
Double marker grapes etched in her side and a semi truck in his
Richard M Harris 1917-1994
Charlotte B. 1921 no date etched , she died Feb 14, 2004
* Charlotte B. Harris, 82, of West Main Street, died Saturday (Feb. 14,
2004) in Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk.
She was born May 21, 1921, in Erie, the daughter of Hugh Van Natter and Edna
Mae Shubert Beatty. She is survived by a son, John Sargent of Ripley; two
grandchildren Sally Best and John Sargent Jr., both of Ripley; five
great-grandchildren; and six sisters: Vivian Roman of Erie, Dorothy
Vanderveur of Philadelphia, Harriet Marchette and Betty Manzella, both of
California, Ethel Klein of Girard, Pa. and Barbara Gross of Harborcreek, Pa.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard M. Harris, who died Dec.
10, 1994; four brothers; and four sisters. Internment East Ripley Cemetery

HARRIS
A new monument about 7 ft tall
HARRIS, Herbert O. Husband of Lona WITT 1911-1998 Flag A WWII Veteran
This monument is placed inside a well tended garden and also here is
HARRIS
A double marker Albert 1887-1963
Harriet O. 1890-1969

HARRIS
Double marker with photo of pair
"Together Forever"
Wilbur J June 26, 1915 d Dec 24, 2000
He was born in Ripley, the son of the late Robert and Bertha Martin Harris.
Dorothy M June 17, 1916 d Oct 29, 2001 *nee PHILLIPS
10/29/2001 - Dorothy M. Harris, 85, of Oak Tree Manor in North East,
formerly of North State Street in Ripley, died Monday (Oct. 29, 2001) in
Hamot Medical Center. She was born June 17, 1916, in Stedman, a daughter of
the late Clarence and Rose King Phillips.
She is survived by three sons: Robert, Stanley and Dennis, all of Ripley;
two daughters: Delores Morrow of Racine, Wisc., and Janet Rearick of
Sinclairville; 10 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by her husband, Wilbur, who died Dec. 24, 2000, and with
whom she had celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary in April, 2000; a
sister, Nellie Swan of Lake Worth, Fla., who died June 25, 1987.
(see images)

HATCH
Single stone
Jesse N Hatch 1881-1912
HATCH
Single stone beside Jesse
Ella M HATCH 1853-1937
(Wife of Curtis Hatch and nee PALMER) Jesse N their son

HATCH
2 matching stones
George D Hatch 1873-1934
Daisy B. 1887-1982
* Daisy's last residence: 13214 Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, Born: 6 Jul
1887 Died: Mar 1982

HAVEN
A 33
Eliza died May 24 1863? wife of S W HAVEN
(*notes placement of stone indicates possibility of earlier death date stone
badly worn)

HAWKER
56 E
Edward Ludwig Hawker 12/31/1892 d 10/12/1972 WWI Veteran
* Son of Herman and brother of Minnie Hawker in Dunkirk 1930 divorced age 36

HAWKINS
Double marker
Ross L. Hawkins 1901-1962 / Fireman Ripley Hose
Wife Harriet B, 1905-1967

HAWKINS
Single marker , freshly planted flowers, and flag WWII Veteran and
Fireman, Ripley hose
Lafern Hawkins, born 4/289/1924 d 1/7/1981
* LaFern Hawkins was the husband of Betty Louise Belford Wade Smith Hawkins
Who died (March 10, 2004) in St. Vincent's Health Care Center in Erie.
She was born May 12, 1929, in Pike County, Ill., the daughter of Harry and
Helen Bauer Belford. She was preceded in death by her husbands: Gene Wade,
Al ''Smitty'' Smith and Lafern Hawkins; and a grandson, Philip Wise She is
buried in Quincy Cemetery in Ripley

HAWKINS
Double marker
Charles 1874-1960
Belle 1873-1940
HAWKINS beside Charles and Belle infant John Charles Hawkins 1949 age 3
months

HAWKINS
Double marker
Norris C Hawkins 1904-1980 Fireman his death date not etched
Jean E. 1910-1962
* (Norris the son of Charles and Myra Belle Hawkins)

HAWKINS
James W. infant of Bruce, d 1871

HAYES
Double Marker
Semi truck etching
Neal David Hayes WWII VETERAN
11-19-1928 D 4-1-1977
Wanita J. 1931-1997
" Life's a voyage that's Homeward bound "

HAYNER
Monument and 4 smaller stones
Lizzie 1858-1928 *nee FULLER dau of Daniel and Mary "LINDEN" Fuller of
Ripley
Edgar 1861-1940 * Edgar Montgomery Hayner
Morris 1899-1973 son
Harriet 1911- ??

HAYNER
2 matching stones , well tended site,
Robert E Hayner 1911-1982
Anna MOORE Hayner 1911-1995
Beside
1 single stone
Bernice E HAYNER 1909-1970

HAYNER
114 W
Herman D. 1885-1946
Anna M. 1882-1971
Russell F. 1928-1932
Bernice d 10/11/1970 ae 61 same Bernice as above

HAYNES
Mrs. Mary book record 1908

HAZELTINE
Girl 1922 ( Beatrice Hazeltine died 2/16/1922 in Erie PA age 13)
Girl 1925
(* in Jamestown 1920 there was a maid named BEATRICE in the home of Edward
and Katherine HAZELTINE she was 15 and named Beatrice LUNDQUIST the only
Beatrice connected to Hazeltine in 1920 census PA or NY )

HEBNER
Double marker
Charles 1888-1967
Irene 1895-1966

HEBNER
Double marker
James T. 1852-1932
Mary E. 1862-1960

HENNING
2 matching stones
Charles L Henning 1858-1937
Ida M. 1862-1922

HENNING
Bronze marker / FLAG WWII Veteran
Donald A HENNING july 7 1924 d May 27, 1974
SGT US ARMY
Beside

HENNING
Double marker
Adelbert D Henning 1888-1951
Irma M. 1900-1969
Small Childs marker Baby Ross Henning 1929-1930
*Adelbert HENNING was born on 31 Jul 1888.7 He died on 11 May 1951.7 He was
buried on 14 May 1951 in E. Ripley Cemetery, Ripley, Chautauqua Co., NY.123
Section 123W in East Ripley Cemetery. Parents: Fred HENNING and Mary.
Spouse: Irma Myrtle LANPHERE. Adelbert HENNING and Irma Myrtle LANPHERE were
married on 15 Nov 1921
Irma Myrtle LANPHERE was born on 8 Apr 1900.She died on 22 Oct 1969 in
Ripley, Chautauqua Co., NY.7,319,Parents: Howard Vernon LANPHERE and SARAH
JANE MEEDER

HERRICK
94 W
Frank J book record 3/20/1921 ae 49
Infant child 1910
Infant no date

HERRON
111 W bought by son H C Herron
2 matching markers
Robert W. Herron 1847-1924
Chloe A. 1850-1921
* Robert was b in Ireland and married Chloe, dau of Juvenile WINTER
Her parents b Quincy

HEVENER
134 W
Sophia book record 1908

HEWITT HURST WATERMAN
Double marker
Orissa H HEWITT 1918-1938 (nee HURST)
Orissa Virginia HURST Hewitt was the wife of Edwin HEWITT and she died in
TEXas in childbirth The child is still living locally
Herbert N HURST 3/17/1925 - 9/7/1925
* family note Orissa and Herbert were brother and sister, children of
Arthur HURST and Florence WATERMAN
Florence is buried here also she has a double marker, only 1 side is
engraved;
Florence HURST 1899-1993
Nee WATERMAN, dau of Milton T and Ada Forbes Waterman
Born May 13, 1899

HICKS WILCOX
Mother of Alsa no data *(She died 1927 wife of Wallace William or William
Wallace Wilcox)
* In 1930 Alsa nee WILCOX was the wife of Wallace B HICKS living in Girard
Erie CO PA Alsa age then 51 born in Sherman, dau of William Wallace WILCOX
(as named in census and wife MARY who would be the mother buried here
The WILCOX are here also
WILCOX
Lucy Book record 1927 ( Lucy common nick name for Mary)
86 W
Wallace W. 1849-1922
Mary J. 1845-1927 by son C.G. WILCOX

HILL on stone aka / HILLS
R 4+5 ( Old reading )
Eleazer d 9/6/1846 ae 76 (from records as HILLS sic)
Betsey d Sept 1852? badly worn stone ae 76 **
nee RIDDLE ( Dau of Robert RIDDLE and Jane McGee b 12 JUN 1781 Colrain,
Franklin, Massachusetts Died 05 NOV 1857 ( Her brother Robert here also
Ripley in 1850 b 05 JUN 1786 as RIDLE father Robert may be here also Rev
War )
*Hills - Eleazer Hills died 6 Sept .1845 age 70 yrs . his wife Betsey Riddle
Hills died 27 Sept . 1856 age 76 yrs . all buried (Old East Ripley
Cemetery ) Ripley ,Chautauqua Co . New York .( Ref: Cemteries -town of
Ripley ,Chaut . Co .N .Y .-pgs 11,16 by Virginia Washburn-Barden) pub. 1994
Son, "HILLS , Philander - Drowned Aug 30, 1849 off Vermillion River near
Cleveland . Schooner on which he was passenger capsized , all saved by (but
?) Mr . Hill ..." from Fred . Census., 9/11/1849 Philander was born on 10
October 1810 NY . He married Axy Celina /Selina Dodge and they had two sons
: Robert E ., born Abt . February 1844 ; and George A ., born April 08, 1848
, Ripley NY .Henry Luce , one of the survivors, married Celina (Dodge )
Hills after Philander's death .
* in 1850 Betsy HILL is living with son SOLOMON HILLS (as spelled) and
family in Ripley he 35 she is 68

HITCHCOCK
L 21 double stone
Clementine d Sept 1852? badly worn
Harvey S no data
(* from the Hitchcock Genealogy
REV. HARVEY SANDERSON7 HITCHCOCK (Horace6, Myrick5, Luke4, Luke3, Luke2,
Luke1) son of Horace and Phebe (Johnson) Hitchcock, was born July 25, 1812.
He married 1st, Apr. 15, 1835, Clementine Thompson, who died Sept. 4, 1852.
He married 2d, Aug. 24, 1853, Sarah Baudelle. He died Aug. 13, 1893, in
Detroit, Mich. His children were
512. i. HORACE8, b. Nov. 25, 1836; m. 1st, M. E. Esselstyn.
ii. JAMES H., b. Oct. 28, 1841; d. Oct. 6, 1859.)
Harvey S Hitchcock in 1850 Ripley Census is 38
Wife Clementine is 39
George THOMPSON 76
Wife DOLLY is 73 all born NY
Horace 13
James 9 Hitchcock kids
* I found no other burial data and would not be surprised to find the
THOMPSONS were buried here also

HOAG
2 single markers
"Cadet" Robert C. HOAG 1917-1939 a flag is there
Beside marker reading only "RUSSELL" 1913-1920
Sons of Edward and Harriet Button Hoag

HOAG BUTTON
2 matching stones;
Edward C Hoag 1889-1923
Harriet B. 1891-1977 nee BUTTON

HOAG
Richard B Hoag
ROSEVILLE, Calif. - Richard B. Hoag, 82, of Roseville, formerly of Ripley,
died Wednesday (Dec. 4, 2002) in Roseville.
He was born Aug. 12, 1920, in Ripley, the son of Edward and Harriet Button
Hoag.
He was a 1942 graduate of the University of Michigan. He was employed as an
aeronautical engineer by Northrup, where his work included the first flying
wing, the lunar decent engine and the stealth fighter. He retired at age 72.
The words ascribed to him by his high school classmates will grace his
memorial ''There never was a more gentle man.''
He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Helen Hoag; a son, Robert Hoag of
San Diego, Calif.; two daughters: Judy Thwing and Janet Gamboa, of El Dorado
Hills, Calif.; four grandchildren ; and a brother, Ret. Col. Earl Hoag of
California.
He was preceded in death by two brothers: Robert and Russell Hoag.
Burial will be in the East Ripley Cemetery.

HOLBROOK
L 43
Selinda Wife of G. B. HOLBROOK d 11/17/1831 ae 39 yrs *data from old reading
is probably the incorrect data I did not see the stone this reading
(* George B Holbrook in 1850 is age 56 lived in Westfield married to SALINA
45
Son John 19, dau SALINDA 16, dau Helen 10 dau Salinda married in Ashtabula
Ohio in 1853 GB probably there )

HOLBROOK
Double marker
Jay 1912- 1992
Kay 1915-
*Jay Son of George B Holbrook and wife Daisy (24 Nov 1891 Jul 1986)
Holbrook

HOLDER
Double marker
"True Love is Eternal"
Rev J. Norman HOLDER 1917-1973
Geraldine J 1923 xx

HONEYSETT
4 stones
George Honeysett 1868-1925
Kate 1872-1951
Edith M 1895-1951
Florence J 1905-1986
George and Kate Honeysett's daughters never married

HONEYSETT
2 stones probably related;
One reads only "MOTHER" d 11/7/1901 age 58
The other reads Frank Honeysett 1879-1896
* Mother may be Sarah Honeysett who came here from England in 1886 in 1900
is a widow working as a servant in Westfield the George above is probably
her son also,
George Honeysett also came in 1886 wife in 1900 is KATE and the 2 daughters
above

HOOKER
38 E
Gene R. 1920-1983
Edwin D. 1906-1976

HOPPER
40 W
James 1842-1878

HORNER
3 E
J. Edward 1905-1953
Sadie M 1912-xxxx

HOUGH
Gertrude Hough no dates has a small emblem F. L.T. and another emblem
*She is the dau of Frank O and Lizzie ROYCE Birth: 25 Jun 1903 Death: 18
Dec 1933
She was m to Howard HOUGH

HOW
F 32
Mr. Giles d 8/18/1825 in his 25th yr

HOWARD
E 91
Henry 12/4/1816 d 8/26/1852 ae 37 yrs

HOWARD
L 44
Mary Ann wife of Samuel P HOWARD d 10/12/1842 ae 22

HOWARD
Charles Edwin HOWARD Veteran WW I
PFC CO B 48 BNUS GUARDS
11/25/1896 D 3/26/1954

HOWARD
Double marker only 1 name
Robert J Howard 1917-1979 WWII Veteran

HUBBELL
31 W
E. A. 1847-1909
Wife Lorette 1848-1893
Alvin 1884-1903
* in 1900 Alvin is 15 and lived with older sister ADA and bro in law Herman
BrumagiM, ( buried here also)

HUBER
28 W
Mrs. Grace d 11/23/1964 ae 68 yrs

HULETT
Double FLAG ON HER SIDE
Mark E Hulett 1850-1948 * b Aug 1850 NY
Harriet E 1868-1958
* In 1900 has a Wife Mary H b Sept 1853 and a dau Jennie born Dec 1881

HUNGERFORD
B 58
Allie dau of J.P. and M. A. died 1/4/1873 ae 15-10-0 * Alice Hungerford dau
of John P and Margaret CASS Hungerford

HUNGERFORD
lot 34 W
J.P. 1828-1900 is John Parkhurst. HUNGERFORD 20 AUG 1828 Ripley
Son of John C Hungerford and Roxey Parkhurst
Jennie E HUNGERFORD wife of R.V. TUCKER 1854-1882
Wellington J. HUNGERFORD 1867-1927 son of John C
Wife 1. Elsie R. 1871-1896 nee Elsie Rose HANCHETT
son Cass H. 1896-1897
Wife 2 Vira TYLER 1870-1927
Mrs. Margaret HUNGERFORD book record 1910 paid by W.J. Hunger ford *Nee
CASS dau of Judd and 1st wife Olive DICKSON
* Margaret was born in Ripley, 29 SEP 1829 Death: 20 DEC 1909 Westfield,
Chautauqua, New York
* Wellington J Hungerford and his 2nd wife Vira TYLER both died Sept
21st 1927-- W. J. HUNGERFORD and wife, of Westfield, hit while in their auto
, by B&E trolley car; accidental death. (Coroners report) 4 matching stones
for WJ 2 wives and son Cass
Wellington son of Margaret and J P Hungerford and Jennie E was his sister
In 1870 this family with siblings George 7, and Alice 13, Jennie 15 and
Wellington 2
Father J P is 41 and Margaret is 40 Also in this house in 1870 is JUDD CASS
age 70 the father of Margaret HUNGERFORD
JP Hungerford served in the Civil War flag but no data there
John Hungerford , Probably this man;
Enlistment Date: 30 June 1863
Distinguished Service: Side Served: Union
State Served: New York
Unit Numbers: 1338 1338
Service Record: Promoted to Full Sergeant
Enlisted as a Private on 30 June 1863 at the age of 21
Enlisted in Company I, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 10 November
1863.
Mustered out Company I, 13th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 28 June
1865 in Norfolk, VA
** Father of John P Hungerford
* JOHN C Hungerford 25 NOV 1799 d 03 APR 1860 Ripley
son of DANIEL and Elizabeth SHOVE Hungerford is probably buried here also
with his wife Roxey PARKHURST, he was here as late as 1850 and family data
stated he died in Ripley, His father DANIEL b ca 1763
is a brother to OLIVE Hunger ford b 25 Mar 1764
wife of Robert DICKSON
John C first wife was Roxey Parkhurst who died here in Ripley 20 AUG 1828
giving birth to John C Hungerford;
John C then married to Nancy GIBBS and they are also here somewhere I
believe; or in Corry Erie Co PA where Nancy lived in 1870 she d 25 MAR 1895
Ripley
There are so many missing and broken stones and records;

HUNT
3 W
Jennie A. 4/26/1876 ae 88 wife of William (age may be in error)
William J. book record 1909
Marvin son of Charles 11/12/1918

HUNT
Walter HUNT JR 1903-1974

HUNTER
Single marker near the Waterman sites
Lincoln H. HUNTER 1865-1929

HURST
Baby 1925

JACKSON
H 95-100
Edmund L. 8/12/1808 d 10/18/1880

JACKSON
I 26
Eliza, wife of James JACKSON, d 12/30/1827 ae 29--6--20
L 27
part of an old broken stone, possibly James Jackson
L 25
Harry JACKSON d June 7 1849 ae 56 yrs
(*VR shows Harry Jackson, cabinet maker cause of death, fit of apoplexy)

JACKSON
2 matching stones
Carlis Jackson 1959-1968
"Mother" Marjorie M Jackson 1922-1987

JAQUITH
double Marker
Elliott E Jaquith 1918-1993 WW II Veteran
Cpl US Army Air Corp
5/27/1918 d 6/18/1993
Dorothy B 1923 No date etched

JAQUITH
Double
"The hours part us, but they will bring us together again"
Burton C Jaquith 1896-1972
Blanche L 1898-1982

JAQUITH
Double Military plate on back
Elliott E 5-27-1918 d 6-18-1993
US Army Air Corps WWII
Wife Dorothy B 1919-

JAQUITH
stone with military plate on back
"Always in our hearts"
David E JAQUITH 1942-1991
Cpl US Marine Corp VIETNAM
4-26-1942 d 3-20-1991

JOHNSON
Triple marker (one marker 3 names)
Thomas W Johnson 1893-1972
Esther C. 1918-?
Lulu P 1890-1982
Born: 24 Nov 1890 Died: Nov 1982

JOHNSON
Miss Elizabeth book record 1912

JOHNSTON
E 69
Olive H Wife of John JOHNSTON Jr. d 4/19/1851 in 29th year on HALE lot

JONES
Daniel Jones War of 1812 Flag
Photo
JONES
J 84 + 85
Daniel JONES d April 27, 1865 Soldier in the War of 1812
Private in Hopkins Regt. NY Militia
Wife Huldah d 9/29/1851 in her 65th year
H 95-100
Milton JONES b 9/12/1801 d 7/7/1884
Wife Eliza b 1/17/1810 d 5/5/1879
Father and Mother Footstones on Jackson /Jones lot
* according to Westfield 1850 census , Daniel JONES and wife Huldah b CT
Daniel about 1789
Huldah 3 yrs older Milton lived then in Portland

JONES
Monument and 4 smaller stones
Infant no data
Viola M Jones 1865-1953 child of Sylvester and Alsa
Alsa E 1839-1913
Sylvester Jones 1826-1900 son of Daniel and Huldah lived in house 1850

JONES
Abbie, book record 1920 may be the infant

JONES
Double marker
Warren F. Jones 1855-1925
Cora B. 1867-1942
* in 1910 Warren F and Cora and 2 sons Jerry and *Warren H lived in Forest
Co PA

JONES
Double marker
* Warren H Jones 1894-1983 WWI? Veteran/ FLAG
Wife Tressa H. 1895-1996

JUDA
43 E
Joseph Temporary marker 1897-1954

KANESS
72 W old reading
Clyde R d 10/16/1959 ae 43-11-16 Veteran

KANESS GRAHAM
KANESS
Clyde R KANESS A nurse or Corpsman WW ONE from PA stone photo
He died 1959 and stone is quite eroded I found no other data for him he is
buried right beside
GRAHAM HALCY
Halcy LeRoy GRAHAM also a male nurse or Corpsman WW one medical Dept
10-14-1899 d 3-21-1956
both stones are hard to read in sunshine and quite eroded listed in old
records as LeROY HALCY see photo of stone to figure which

KEITH
4 matching stones
Orson KEITH 1830-1904
Philet Keith 1832-1894 * nee PLOSS
Earl F 1890-1891 * ( Earl Floyd Keith son of James and Sabra)
James E Keith 1855 -1895 * wife was Sabra STEBBINS who remarried to Harvey
HANDY/ 2 ch KEITH, Earl and Floyd

KENDALL SMITH
N 37 (photo)
Mary wife of Hazard KENDALL Feb 25, 1838 in her 22nd yr.
* Mary was Mary SMITH dau of Levi who also d in IL
*Hazard Wilber Kendall was born in Towanda, Bradford County, Pa., in the
year 1814, and died in Plano, Ill., February 24, 1899. He was married during
the year 1835 to Miss Mary Smith, at Ripley, Chautauqua County, N.Y. His
wife died three years later, leaving one son, Augustus Kendall, now of
Hamlet, Ill. In 1841 he was again united in marriage to Miss Ursula RUSSELL,
(Dau of RODERICK RUSSELL and Laura GOODRICH) of Ripley, N.Y. By this union
two sons and two daughters were born. Three of his children survive
him-Augustus Kendall, Mrs. Laura Jane LULL and Elyzer Webster Kendall; also
an adopted son, Ernest B. Kendall, associated with William Deering & Co.
H.W. Kendall came to the west from Ripley, N.Y., in 1855, locating in
Columbus, Columbia County, Wis., where he remained for two years, removing
from there to Kaneville, Ill., and to Plano in 1862, where he has been a
continuous resident to the time of his death.

KENNEDY
75 w
Richard W. 1858-1926
Wife Mary A 1865-1941 (KENNEDY/ FALVAY monument)
Richard W Jr 1893-1969
Dora E 1903-19xx

KERR
N 35
Catherine, wife of John KERR d Aug 1, 1836 ae 66
N 33
Robert KERR d 12/8/1854 ae 66-8-0
N 34
William KERR d 6/21/1854 ae 29-3-0

KILBANE
Double marker
Charles 1885-1962
Jessie M. 1903- 1966

KIMBEL
2 stones inside a pretty heart shaped garden with small trees and flowers
Richard C KIMBEL. 1943- no date
Amy Nicole Kimble infant, no dates

KING
131 W
KING
Emory C KING WWI AND WWII Veteran
FL US NAVY
7-7-1895 d 2-2-1980
KING
Winfield E KING 1864-1903
*born Buffalo NY father Calvin E King
KING
Josephine F KING 1870-1948

KINGSLEY
M 84+ 85
KINGSLEY
2 stones
James Kingsley d April 5, 1851 ae 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
See marker photos for this cemetery
Phebe Kingsley d Feb 1855 ae 78-10-21 * nee WAKEFIELD
Benjamin WAKEFIELD, married (? ), Mary (Polly) Dorman; .dau 2 PHEBE, born
(???); married to James Kingsley, of Steuben (Maine)
he died October 28, 1834.
Several of their children b in Quincy * in 1850 Ripley they live with son
Chester KINGSLEY and his family
P 87
Lyman BENNETT son of Benjamin, died April 7, 1855 aged 57-10-22
P 87
his Wife Chloe d 3/16/1892 aged 89-5-11 BURIED BESIDE KINGSLEY
** In 1860 Ripley census CHLOE and her dau and John Y STANTON LIVE BESIDE
ANDREW W YOUNG Author yet he has NOTHING on this family data
I am quite sure CHLOE is a daughter of James and Phebe WAKEFIELD KINGSLEY
They also had 2 sons ALBERT and CHESTER buried now at Quincy, both m to
MEAD women from Warren CO PA
KINGSLEY
D 9
Albert, born in Washington Co NY 12/1/1804 died May 5, 1875
Wife Anna MEAD, b Warren Co PA, 2/16/1813 died 2/20/1862 Ripley NY
Marvin W. died 12/19/1918 b ca 1846 Ripley
Louise E. 11/19/1921 age 83 yrs
Emmett T. 7/19/1842 d 8/25/1909
Dau Anna Louise b 3/11/1881 died 9/5/1991
Harriet C 6/1/1843 d 7/18/1901
B 12
Chester born in Washington Co NY 10/28/1808 died in Coldwater Michigan,
3/19/1870
Wife Susan D. nee MEAD died 3/11/1865 age 41 yrs
Son Rollin F d 5.1.1867 ae 17
E 43
Clara PIERCE 1876-1919
Susan D . MEAD married in 1841 to Chester Kingsley now dead , having sons
and daughters now living in Texas , two of them in the practice of medicine
in San Antonio .

KINNEAR
2 matching stones
W.W. KINNEAR (William) 1840-1911
Lydia KINNEAR 1845-1921
KINNEAR
E 98
Sophia, dau of W. W. and L. R. KINNEAR d 6/5/1870 ae 5-5-2
Sibling, Freddie M d 9/30/1868 ae 1-6-6

KNAPP
N 22
John KNAPP d Nov 29, 1849 aged 57 yrs (VR shows foreigner/ stocking maker,
cause of death, chronic inflammation)
Wife Ann d may 17, 1882 ae 83
Dau Elizabeth d 1/3/1855 ae 25
Dau Mary d 11/29/1859 ae 23

KOLPIEN
5 matching stones in a row
Willis Eddy Kolpien 1912-1913
Edith M 1874-1931
William J 1876-1949
Maurice E KOLPIEN 1905-1990 WWII Veteran A 2 N C USN Flag
w/ Edra M (as spelled not Edna) 1910-1996
Another stone near a bit different
Katherine KOLPIEN RAMAGE 1901-1925

KOLPIEN
There are 4 very eroded makers each about 4' tall and 2 that seem to be in
German
Probably the original immigrant family, the old cemetery records here list
them as
Freidrich geb. 8/18/1813 gest. 20 Okt. 1887
M____die Frau
Von Fritz geb 11/23/1817 gest 10/20/1887
the name Kolpien can still barely be recognized;
George No data
Near and facing another KOLPIEN old monument; names are etched on the
monument
FRANK Kolpien 4/9/1837 d 2/21/1892
Dora M 8/30/1845 d 7/27/1927 *nee LAHL
Son Augustus 3/29/1879 d 12/12/1880
*In the 1880 census for Ripley is one Frank KOLPIEN b ca 1813 in MECK
(Germany)
Wife Mary b c 1815

KOLPIEN
Lot 78 W
Double marker
Jennie N 1879-1960
Lewis W. Kolpien 1874-1969

KOLPIEN
Herbert Bly Kolpien Birth Date: 29 Nov 1895
D Nov 1980 Ripley, Chautauqua, New York
Wife Mabel LANPHERE 7 May 1906 d Mar 1986 Westfield, Chautauqua, New York
*Lived in Ripley Mabel the dau of Sarah MEEDER and Howard Vernon Lanphere

KOLPIEN
Double marker living persons
Roger B
Mary Lou
* Mary Lou Kemp Kolpien, 66, of Bliss Street, died Sunday (Jan. 2, 2000)
Mary L. Kolpien Last Residence: 14787 Westfield, Chautauqua, New York,
United States of America Born: 20 Jul 1933 Died: 2 Jan 2000
** Related Bly and Mabel Lanphere Kolpien and son Robert M. Kolpien are in
Volusia Cemetery Robert Melvin Kolpien, 64, of Wisner Street, Ripley, died
Monday (March 12, 2001) . He was born Oct. 11, 1936, in Ripley
(*Obit on message boards )

KOMAN
2 funeral home markers, no stone for
Kandy and Frank D KOMAN 7-13-1980

KORWIN
Grace H. Korwin 1879-1947

LAHL
36 W
Mrs. / book records 1904 Grandmother of KOLPEIN

LANPHERE
Edward V. Lanphere 1858-1937
Wife Sarah J. (nee MEEDER) 1869-1954

LANPHERE
Double marker
"Married 55 years" etched
Alpheus C. LANPHERE 1905-1992
Wife Grace C. 1908- no date etched
SS DI / * Grace b 11 Oct 1908 Died: 18 Oct 2001 Ripley
*10/18/2001 - Grace E. Lanphere RIPLEY - Grace E. Lanphere, 93, of Maple
Ave., died Thursday (Oct. 18, 2001) in Dunkirk. She was born Oct. 11, 1908,
in North East, Pa., the daughter of Samuel and Elsie Pearl Phanco Shirey.
She is survived by a son, Edward Lanphere of Ripley; three daughters:
Kathleen Akin of Akron, Ohio, Suzanne McKenery and Mary Mosier, both of
Ripley; 14 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; a brother, Samuel Shirey
of New Castle, Pa.; and four sisters: Eleanor Gibbs of Harborcreek, Pa.,
Ruth Davis of North East, Alta Maher of Fort Montgomery, N.Y., and Charlotte
Blackman of Arizona. She was preceded in death by her husband, Alpheus C.
Lanphere, who died Nov. 10, 1992; and two sisters: Opal Hoffman and
Virginia Donnery Burial in East Ripley
PJ Obit

Beside LEAMER
Dale E LEAMER 1959-1966
(* son of Quintley and Louise (as spelled) book)

LANPHERE
93 W
Howard V. 1858-1937 ae 78-11-5
Wife Sarah J. 1869-1954 *nee Meeder
Sarah Jane MEEDER was born on 31 Oct 1869 in Pleasantville, Venango Co., PA
She died on 12 Nov 1954 in Ripley, Chautauqua Co., NY.** Parents: Daniel
MEEDER and Katherine PERDUE In Mid life, Sarah Jane was bed ridden for 7
years, then rose and lived a normal life for many more years;
Howard Vernon LANPHERE was born on 14 Apr 1858 in Little Falls, Herkimer
Co., NY. He died on 19 Mar 1937 in Ripley, age 78 y 11m 5d. . Parents: Asa
Clark LANPHERE and Mary Jane DALEY. ( They are in South Ripley Cemetery )

LANPHERE
Double marker
Norman V Lanphere 1905-1995
Madalene (as spelled) A. 1918-1981

LANPHERE FARNHAM
2 matching markers
Helen L. (nee FARNHAM) Lanphere 1891-1915
LANPHERE
Floyd H. 1892-1976
*Family note Helen Leila Farnham b September 03, 1891 d June 07, 1915 was
the youngest child of Archelaus Kenney Farnham and Lura E Kelley (buried
here also) she was married to Floyd Lanphere July 24, 1912 and died shortly
after the birth of her first child Ellwood Floyd Lanphere never remarried.
Floyd Lanphere's sister, JUVA married to Leslie Addison Farnham, a brother
of Helen Farnham (They are buried Portland Evergreen) Floyd Lanphere the son
of Howard V and Sarah MEEDER Lanphere also buried here

LANPHERE
128 W
George 1871-1944
Velora 1872-1932
Harvey Lee Sr d 1/24/1967 ae 63
Harvey Lee Jr 1927-1946 WWII Us Navy
LANPHERE
Harvey Lee LANPHERE JUNIOR 1927-1946 Flag, WWII
There is a 3 masted sailing vessel etched on the lower left corner
S. 2/c Co 252 USN
Harvey JR died in an auto accident
* Son of Harvey Lee SR 1903-1967 here somewhere and Loraine MANNING
There is a large unmarked space beside Harvey JUNIOR
Gloria Jean 1951-1970 wife of Gary
I did not see any Lanphere stones on this lot except Harvey JR
Lorraine MANNING was born on 15 Jul 1907 in Buffalo, Erie Co., NY.E. Ripley
Cemetery Book has Lorraine's birth as June 15, 1907, Buffalo, Erie Co., NY.
E. Ripley Cemetery Book has Lorraine's death as Jan 3, 1968.Spouse: Harvey
Lee Sr. LANPHERE. Harvey Lee LANPHERE Sr. was born on 31 Jan 1903 in Ripley,
Chautauqua Co., NY.He died on 24 Jan 1967 in Ripley, Chautauqua Co., NY.in
E. Ripley Cemetery, lot123 Section 128W in the East Ripley Cemetery. In 1967
he was Laborer in Welch's Grape Juice Plant, Westfield, Parents: George
Alpheus LANPHERE and Velora MEEDER.
Children : Harvey Lee Jr. LANPHERE.(*living Others also)

LANPHERE
Double marker
Ellwood LANPHERE 1915- d 9/19/2002
Wife Dolla M. 1907-1972
Ellwood b May 16, 1915 was the son of Helen L FARNHAM and Floyd H LANPHERE
His wife Dolla was maiden name KING they married in Ripley September 19,
1936
(no children)

LAWRENCE
P 15
Luther R. d 5/21/1831 ae 33-5-11 stone badly worn


LEAMER ORR
Double marker with farm home and barn etched
RAYMOND L Leamer 1913-2002
1/23/2002 - RIPLEY - Raymond L. Leamer, 88, of N.E. Sherman Road, Ripley,
died Wednesday (Jan. 23, 2002) in the Waters of Westfield. He was born Dec.
15, 1913, in Mahuffy, Pa., a son of John W. and Laura Bell Stall. He moved
to Ripley in his youth and served in the U.S. Navy from 1945 to 1948. He was
an independent trucker from 1946 to 1952. He also owned and operated a dairy
farm in South Ripley from 1952 until his retirement in 1977. He was a member
of the Ripley Grange and the Dairy League. He enjoyed dealing in cattle and
working on his farm. He is survived by his wife, Myrna Orr Leamer, who he
married June 1, 1935; two sons: Ronald Leamer of Panama and Robert Leamer of
Ripley; two daughters: Shirley Bodgley and Jerry Eimers, both of Ashville;
25 grandchildren; 35 great-grandchildren and several
great-great-grandchildren; two brothers: Aaron Leamer of Cherry Tree, Pa.,
and Quintly Leamer of Ripley; and a sister, Lillian Muir of Florida. He was
preceded in death by a son, Richard Leamer; and a daughter, Margaret Jane
Houser; nine brothers: Warren, James, Alden, Harold, Cecil, John, Thomas,
Delmont and Ralph; and two sisters: Roxee Baum and Gertrude Beck.
Myra L. Leamer Nee ORR 1915-2003
Myra L. Orr Leamer, 87, died Sunday (Jan. 26, 2003) in her home.
She was born March 8, 1915, in French Creek, the daughter of Fred and Olive
Reddling Orr.
She is survived by two sons: Ronald L. Leamer of North Clymer and Robert W.
Leamer of South Ripley; a daughter, Shirley Badgley of Ashville; 25
grandchildren; several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

LEAMER
56 E
Dale E. 1959-1966 son of Quintley and Louise (as spelled)

LEWIS
27 E
Edgar R. 1920-1965
Russell P. 1893-1943
Wife Bertha B. 1896-19xx
David book records 1914 paid by Mrs. David LEWIS
10 and 11
John C and Baby no dates

LEWIS
Pretty heart shaped gray granite stone photo
Byron LEWIS 1913- Born: 22 Jun 1913 Died: 10 Jun 1993
Jayne 1941-1996

LEWIS
Double Ripley Hose
Russell P LEWIS 1893-1943
Bertha B 1896-1981

LIEBLER
17 W
Julia, wife of C. M. 1870-1892

LIGHT
A large monument with several matching small stones surrounding it
A.C. LIGHT on monument
4 smaller stones on one side,
1. Amos C LIGHT 1823-1927
2, Susan M 1823-1904
3, Sarah J 1859-1933 (wife of Walter )
4, William W. Light 1851-1926 ( Walter W.in 1880 census probably middle name
a widower ae 29 )
5, Roy G Light 1887-1965 FLAG Veteran of WWI
Draft info, Birth Date: 26 Oct 1887 Westfield
6, Raymond F. Light 1893-1985
7, Maude W. Light 1897-1990 (wife of Raymond)
* In 1860 Amos and Susan and 2 sons, Walter 8 and Frank 4 are in Ohio .
Ashtabula . Kingsville

LOLL
Wilbur F. Loll No data
Regina S Loll 1910-1975 No data etched book record
( probably still living Wilbur in 1930 is living in Erie PA born ca 1918 son
of Frank and Anna)

LOMBARD
9 W
Daniel died Sept. 10, 1884 aged 89-11-0
Wife Nancy d 4/6/1875 aged 74-10-0 maiden name unknown
T. Dwight b 1/14/1835 died 4/17/1916
Wife Catherine M,. OSTERMAN b 6/3/1843 died ^/22/1912
Lucius, born 1831 died 1908
Wife Helen M. HALL 1837-1890
*From Madison Co NY bought lands on the hill, in Ripley on lots 34 and 35,
adjoining the town of Westfield where he and his brother LUCIUS LOMBARD
(buried Westfield with his family) lived many .Lucius his brother removed to
a farm below the hill, in the Town of Westfield, on lot 2 half a mile south
of the Buffalo and Erie RR and a few years ago to the farm on that road,
known as the BELL Farm the residence of the late Col. William BELL Where Mr
Lucius LOMBARD died in 1874;
Daniel LOMBARD has 2 sons, LUCIUS and DWIGHT LOMBARD, who reside in the
town, and 2 daughters, Mary, Widow of Albert DICKSON, and Sarah, Wife of
Henry W. DICKSON, all of this town;
Mrs DANIEL Lombard died 1875.


LOOMIS BAIRD
H 47
Infant son and dau of Cyrus and Hannah (*BAIRD ) LOOMIS ( church records
show Cyrus adm 1819 Hannah B adm 1829 both Dism 1835)
H 48
L.L. initials only on footstone may or NOT be LESTER Loomis b ca 1799 son
of Oliver Loomis and Hannah Beard Lester settled in LaPorte IN with bro
Henry in 1880 Lester age 82 in IN wife and family
Loomis, Lester b Washington Co., NY b December 18, 1797 arrived IN
February 19, 1838 Farmer

LOOMIS
I 23 or 28
Catherine (*HOPKINS?) wife of Lester LOOMIS d 2/17/1836 ae 33-3-3

LOOMIS
K 38
Ira d 4/10/1882 ae 77-10-27
Wife no 1 Lucy (*DUSTIN) d 5/11/1842 ae 38-10-0
Wife 2 Lucy Ann (*Mrs. FRENCH) died 4/21/1851 ae 44
* in 1850 Ripley, living near ( Walter LOOMIS 47 who is b in Quincy) Ira,
45, Lucyanne 44, Gardner 15, William 13, Mary Jane 10, Edward 5, Harriet 1
* in 1870 Ira is RE-married to NANCY age 50 ch Frank 14, Nellie, 10

LOOMIS
L 76
Jedediah b May 1, 1806 North East PA d May 17, 1883 in Westfield NY
L 77
Wife Margaret COCHRANE b Dec 23, 1809 died Nov 1, 1881 in Westfield
* Margaret dau of Alexander and Nancy Martin Cochrane) in 1850 Westfield,
listed as Jediah, Margaret, ch, Nancy M. 8, Susan B 6, Henry A 4, Ellen 1
Jedediah, son of Joel and Susannah Baird Loomis

LOOMIS
L 78
Deacon Joel LOOMIS died April 15, 1851 at North East PA ae 78 yrs
L 779
Wife Susannah (*BAIRD sister of Silas) died May 27, 1849 aged 69 yrs
* Joel b ca 1775 MA, father of Fanny Loomis NICHOLS here also

LOOMIS BLOOMFIELD
M 95-100
John died March 2, 1857 ae 65-5-15
Naomi, Wife of John LOOMIS 11/27/1810 d 8/27/1875
* John's first wife was Ruth PHELPS Death: 16 MAR 1844 in Herkimer NY
2nd wife was Naomi BLOOMFIELD

LOOMIS
L 30
Olive d 7/22/1828 ae 22 yrs (*dau of Oliver and Hannah)

LOOMIS
L 31
Oliver d 3/4/1848 ae 76 yrs * brother of JOEL was married to
SILAS' Baird's sister Hannah BAIRD 17 Jul 1793
had 9 children who attained to majority and all but 1 were married.
Oliver and Hannah probably lived in Ashtabula Ohio with Oliver JR in 1840
there are 2 persons there 70-80 she is not found in 1850
See Bios Oliver LOOMIS was also the brother of Mindwell LOOMIS WILLARD
buried here with husband Ephraim WILLARD
They were the Children of Seth LOOMIS : 22 MAY 1737 in Westfield, MA.
Burial: 15 JUL 1809 North East, PA and Mindwell PORTER

[NOTE:  Oliver LOOMIS, Sr. is buried in East Ripley Cemetery, along with other family members.  There's a note there stating this Oliver and his wife Hannah Baird/Beard were found in Ashtabula Co., OH.  These are a different Oliver and wife.  Oliver LOOMIS Sr. never left Chautauqua Co., NY.  A couple of Oliver and Hannah's children had moved to Laporte Co., IN. 

"Door Village Cemetery - East Side Old Burial Ground"
La Porte County, Indiana:
Loomis Hannah     Sept. 25, 1854*     wife of Oliver Sr., her age 87 yrs. 5 mo.
SOURCE:  Kaylynn Ellis Loveland]

LOOMIS
L 36
Sarah S.(*RICKEY) 2nd wife of Walter LOOMIS d 2/18/1837 ae 35 yrs
Walter is buried Quincy in Ripley
*Walter LOOMIS 12/27/1801 died 2/27/1891
3rd Wife Lydia (*LEWIS) 11/23/1811 died 12/26/1880
(Walter was the son of Oliver Loomis (early settler to Ripley buried East
Ripley) Walter married first to Pamela HUNT, died 11/27/1833 ae 25-5-7
buried Hunt Cemetery Chautauqua, married 2nd to Sarah RICKEY died 2/18/1837
ae 37 ? buried E. Ripley, )

LUDLOW
N 6
Francis d 5/3/1836 in 60th yr, stone very worn

LULL
79 W
William 1844-1933 Civil War 154th (Hardtack Regt, NY)
William Lull
Enlist Date 18 September 1862 French Creek, NY rank Private age18
Promoted to Full Corpl on 01 January 1865
Served New York Enlisted F Co. 154th Inf Reg. NY Mustered Out at
Bladensburg, MD on 11 June 1865
Wife Ellen V. 1850-1933
Son Eugene W. 1873-1955

LUPIAN
Larry Harris died 12/26/1937 ae 73-6-9

MAGINNIS
MANN
Phebe, name only carved on old stone

MAGINNIS
67 W
Myrtle 1885-1905
Matching stone for Duryea
DURYEA
67 W
Andrew J. d 8/27/`1921 ae 70 Matching stone
Myrtle MAGINNES 1851-1921

MAGINNIS
Monument 47 W
Henry J Maginnis 1847-1913
His Wife, Ella Maginnis AYLING 1852-1932
(Ella remarried to Ayling)
1932/ May 11th
Mrs. Ella O. AYLING, Light House Pt Struck by auto on Highway
(Coroners report) her husband was Frank Ayling

MAGINNIS
Double marker
Donald H 1907-1960
Bessie 1900-1998

MAGUIRE
Winifred S Maguire 1918-1982

MANNING PRACHT
3 matching stones
33 E
Bernard E. MANNING 6/11/1880 d 8/27/1949 Veteran photo
25 E
Vera MANNING 9/26/1908 d 4/28/1965
Louie PRACHT SR 1873-1954

MARING
Double marker
Charles G 1910-1991
Beunah Jean ( as spelled) 1929-xx

MARRON
One marker under bushes,
George T MARRON
1926-1984
"What the heart has once had, it shall never lose"

MARTIN
H 75
Eleanor d 2/15/1843 or 1813 in her 73rd yr on COCHRAN lot

MARVIN
Dudley MARVIN, 1786-1852
DUDLEY MARVIN (from posted bio see photo )
Son of Elisha MARVIN and Elizabeth SELDEN, brother of Elihu, was born in
Lyme, New London CT, May 9, 1786. One of 10 children;
In 1822 he was elected to Congress, and twice re-elected. He there became a
personal friend of Henry CLAY, then speaker of the house.
During the War of 1812, he held a Lieutenancy in the state militia, and went
to Rochester when an attack on that place was apprehended. After he held the
offices of colonel, brigadier general, and major general. After his last
congressional term, he devoted much time to mechanical improvements which he
invented and patented. He married in 1818 to Mary WHALLEY. and in June 19,
1819, their only child,
born 19 June, 1819, in Canandaigua, Ontario co., N. Y.; died 25 Dec., 1896,
in Erie, Erie co., Pa.; married 25 May,
1847, in Ripley, Chautauqua co., N. Y., Sarah Wilson, daughter of John Bell
and Nancy (Wilson) Dinsmore, born 8 March, 1824,(*) in Ripley, who survives
him and resides (1903) in Erie.
Mary WHALLEY Marvin wife of Dudley 1792-1876 (*source Descendants of Reinold
and Matthew Marvin)
(photos)
* see Erie Co PA and Chautauqua Co NY message boards for much more about
this family
MARVIN
Susan H dau of Elihu And Anne MARVIN d 8/22/1834 in her 19th yr

MASON
G 47
Hannah wife of Samson MASON d 3/4/1833 ae 63-8-27

MASON
G 48
Louisa Almeda dau of Norman and Sarah MASON d 11/14/1817 or (1848) ae 9-2-19

MASON
Double marker
George V MASON 1907-1972 WW II Veteran and Flag
Wife P. Irene 1913-1983

MARVIN
Susan H dau of Elihu and Anne MARVIN d 8/22/1834 in her 19th yr

MATHEWSON
monument
Fred Mathewson 1865-1954
Mary 1868-1924
* Fred son of Charles and Emma or Emily who are b here also

MATHEWSON
Double
Fresh flowers planted
James H. Mathewson 1875-1934
Wife Mary L VOLKER 1883-19??

MAWHORR
Frank E,. 1884-1941

McCLELLAND
Charles Lee McClelland child, 9-5-1978 d 1-22-1979

McCRAY
Rose E. McCray 1883-1906

McCUTCHEON FORSYTH
A pretty red granite monument matching smaller stones
1, Anna B McCutcheon 1872-1955
2, Frank A. 1867-1916
3, Alfred S 1894-1900
4, Burdett FORSYTH 1846-1906
5, George McCutcheon 1895-1955 Flag,

McCUTCHEON
2 matching double stones
Double photo
Frank A. C. McCutcheon 1897-1962
Florence L 1896-1976
Double McCUTCHEON
Frank JR 1928- 1997 Flag US NAVY WWII Ripley Hose
8-6-1928 d 8-31-1997 etched on metal plate on back of stone
Marlene M 1931-1992

McCUTCHEON
10 E
Ralph W. 1896-1969
Wife Genevieve R. 1899-19xx
MCCUTCHEON, GENEVIEVE RATER Birth Date: 5 Mar 1899 Birthplace: NY Death
Date: 4 Apr 1989 Death Place: SHASTA Calif. Mother's Maiden Name: HUNT
Father's Surname: RATER ( Calif death index) may or not be here date not
etched




McGINLEY
Elnora B. McGinley 1907-1988
Elnora B. McGinley Last Residence: 48205 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan,
Born: 10 Sep 1907 Died: 15 Jan 1988

McGUAY (name found also as McQUAY but is G on the stones
Double
Jesse 1869- 1918
Wife Dollie 1886-1913
Near by is a stone for
Richard McGUAY 1907-1996
* Richard lived and died in North East Erie Co PA
B 11 Sep 1907 d 28 Mar 1996

McPHERSON
B 85
Mary McPHERSON dau of Loren and Sarah SHATTUCK 1849-1895 with SHATTUCK
family
M 23
A.P.M. initials only recarved on old stone

MEREDITH
20 W
Jessie d 6/4/1969 aged 95 years

MEX
Helen J. MEX 1929-1983
* b 20 Jun 1929 d Dec 1983 SSDI

MICHAUD
No stone, a funeral home marker
Alice Michaud, 1914-1989
(* her sister Jessie Irene (nee HANNOLD ) Rohman passed away in North East
PA
B 12/26/1917 -2003 Alice mentioned in her obit Jamestown )

MILKS
2 W
Harriet same marker as HALL d 9/21/1884 ae 91 years

MILLER
2 stones
Kenneth E MILLER WWII Veteran
PVT US ARMY 4-4-1907 d 8-21-1976
Hildred G. Miller 1922-no date

MILLER
Lillian O. MILLER 1900-1977

MINIGER
Lots 5 and 6
Orville 1813-1892 (Possible son of Low MINIGER Mary RICE )
Wife Mary Jane 1816-1903 nee RIDDLE
Dau Ellen Martha 1844-1851
Dau Mary Ella 1852-1863
Dau Josephine 1856-1901
A.M. 1840-1901 is MILTON son of Orville and Mary Jane
Wife Martha A. 1837-1910 they had a son George 1871 and dau Martha also
Dau Ella R 1873-1874
S.O. 1842-xxxx ( Probably is Orton son of Orville and Mary b same yr)
Wife Clementine M. 1850-1874
George W. 1871 d 1/19/1938 ae 67-11-10 (Son of Milton and Martha )
Wife Lizzie K. 1871 d 5/19/ 1938 ae 67-3-2
** Family is listed as MINEGAR or MINNEGAR in most census records
Orville MINNEGAR in 1870 Ripley is 57, son ORTON 28 and dau Josie 13
Separate house is son MILTON 30 wife Martha 32 no Ch and probably Martha's
mother Rebecca WEBSTER age 69 brother of Orville WILLIAM is 43 his wife
Mary 39 ch, Edgar 18, dau Frances 16, Fred 13

MOONEY
"SON"
David J Mooney 1973-1989

MOORE
PR 50-55 monument pix
Alpheus MOORE 1810-1896 born NH ( May be son of Levi and brother of STILLMAN
MOORE who was here 1840 died in CA)
Wife no 1. Betsey B. 1812-1856 nee ROYCE
Dau Mary C. 1846-1847
Son Marvin N. 1849-1858
Wife 2 Rachel C. 1816-1904 *nee COCHRANE dau of Robert and Mary Jane STRAIN
Cochrane
* Betsey 1st wife of Alpheus MOORE was Dau of David ROYCE another early
settler of Ripley

MOORE
Margaret J. 5/7/1882 ae 57

MOORE
Infant son of J.F. and C. A. no date

MOREHOUSE WRIGHT STOWE
4 matching stones
1 Fred H, Morehouse 1890-1923
2 Jay WRIGHT 1886-1973
* filed for the WWI draft in Erie Pa b 16 Apr 1886
3 Wife Elizabeth Morehouse Wright 1897-1973
Space for a stone /none there
4 Ormond S. Morehouse 1887-1958
* (Ormond Stow Morehouse was born in 22 Apr 1887 in North Dakota, he filed
for the draft from Chautauqua Co NY for WWI )
Other side are 6 matching small stones also L to R
1, Annie F. MOREHOUSE 1888-1905
2, Charles KIRKWOOD 1885-1886 buried in Lisbon N Dakota
3, Baby Earl or Pearl 1916
4, Frederick Morehouse 8/7/1855 d 7/18/1932
5, Martha STOWE Morehouse 12/2/1859 d 3/27/1932
6. Charles A. Morehouse 2 flags Army and American Legion WWI Soldier
Co L 308th Infantry A .E.F. 1891-1918
* Charles August Morehouse
On his draft registration stated he did not wish to serve , he was needed at
home

MOREHOUSE
Double marker
Charles L 1919-living
Marian F. 1915-1969
Beside
Harold F MOREHOUSE WWII Veteran
6-13-1912 d 3-19-1974

MORGAN
G 90
Elizabeth,, wife of Jabez MORGAN d May 5, 1858 aged 29-9-2 or 24-4-2
Photo of stone, eroded (probably 2nd wife d soon)
MORGAN
G 91
Marium (*WINTER) wife of Jabez MORGAN d 1/28/1857 ae 31 name only the first
name above ground Mirium the dau of Alexander Winter b in Quincy cem.
* Jabez Morgan b England in 1850 in Ripley is aged 27, wife is Mary 24,
(Probably Marium) b Ny sons George 4, Delos 2 in 1860 wife is now called
ANNA nee LEADERER b Bavaria?, age 24, children are George 14 , Delos,12,
*Eugene 9, Jared 7, Sellia 5,(may be Lillie) Alfred 2 months,
In 1870 same Jabez MORGAN is now in Michigan, wife Anna, ages are off, he
listed as b Eng, 39,
Should be about 49 Anna 32, Jared, 17, Lillie, 15, Alfred 10, Owen 3,
Ernest 2,
Still in Calhoun Co MI 1880 age now 58

MORSE
N 42
Artemus 1754-1837 Revolutionary War Soldier
*born 11 APR 1754 son of Isaac and Ruth NEWTON Morse
Wife Mary (*nee JOHNSON) 1760-1845
children
BETSEY MORSE
EPHRAIM MORSE
DANIEL MORSE
SARAH MORSE
WILLIAM MORSE b: 16 JAN 1780 m Lydia FORD here
ABIGAIL MORSE b: 2 MAR 1782
AARON MORSE b: 2 NOV 1784
ARTEMAS, JR. MORSE b: 30 APR 1793 d ca 1829 m Amy BENEDICT or Benedick
Ripley may be b here
Ch Philander MORSE January 26, 1819 Ripley to Crawford Co PA (bios) m Jane
Fosburgh ch 1850 Willis, Elvira, James
William MORSE October 24, 1820 to Crawford m Lydia FORD ch in 1850 Clarinda
and son Plummer
James MORSE ? May be a son of Jr Artemas April 22, 1828 went to Crawford
also
SILAS MORSE b: 15 AUG 1798 m Maria COOK in 1850 lived in Westfield Mariah
and sons Edwin (still in Westfield 1880) and Daniel (m Betsey REXFORD
Morse, Daniel N. Aug.16,1830-May 8,1909 Betsey L. his w. Nov.12,1873, ae
41-6-17 Westfield Cemetery)

MORSE
D 88
Ellen D. wife of George Morse b 4/6/1823 d 5/24/1907 most of her stone is
Buried
George MORSE d 1908 book record no stone
Morse burial paid by George Morse 1907 (Ellen)

MORSE
Lot MN 59
Henry H. d 7/28/1841 ae 22-2-17

MORSE
MN 58
Lydia, wife of William MORSE d 2/23/1865 ae 77 yrs *nee FORD
* Lydia FORD wife of William who is a son of Artemus and Mary Johnson MORSE
William b 16 JAN 1780 A Soldier in the War of 1812 d 1869 is buried in Oak
Hills Cemetery Cedar Rapids, Iowa with son Orson MORSE

MORSE
R 44
Benjamin F. son of Joseph and Sibbel MORSE d 6/20/1850 ae 19-6-1
R 43
Joel D. son of Joseph and Sibbel MORSE d 3/4/1848 ae 19-6-1

MORSE
Lester H Morse 1888-1969
Mae L Morse 1890-1960

MOYER
Single stone
Deforest Moyer 1889-1960 FLAG WWI Veteran
* Deforest was born in Moulton Ontario Canada, 23 Feb 1888
He filed for the draft for WWI in Erie PA
MOYER
(from old data, same lot as Deforest, )
lot 94 W
Jonas Moyer 11/20/1864 d 5/5/1932
Wife Elizabeth (*nee Zimmerman) 9/14/1864 died 6/13/1907
* There is a small MOYER monument but very eroded and hard to read
The name MARTHA can be seen, a 2nd wife? (she is Mattie in the 1930 Pa
census)

MURPHY
Albert, son of George and Rachel d 1/19/1840 ae 8 mos 27 days

MYRICK
25 E
Stella M 1868-1947

SOURCE: Provided by Dolores Davidson, 2004.