wife of John Bitting
aged 51 yrs, 9m, 19d
Cemetery Records for
Estherton Cemetery, Dauphin County, PA
Transcribed by Debbie Ovechka
This cemetery was located on the east side of the Susquehanna River, at or near the site of the Cloverleaf of the Route 81 bridge. It was supposedly started by a branch of the Episcopal Church, but had been abandoned for many years. With the permission of the Court, was leveled in 1953 for use as building sites. Before its destruction all legible stones were copied by Mrs. Alice F. Stroh.
bio info courtesy of Amy
aged 51 yrs, 9m, 19d
Cemetery Records for
Estherton Cemetery, Dauphin County, PA
Transcribed by Debbie Ovechka
This cemetery was located on the east side of the Susquehanna River, at or near the site of the Cloverleaf of the Route 81 bridge. It was supposedly started by a branch of the Episcopal Church, but had been abandoned for many years. With the permission of the Court, was leveled in 1953 for use as building sites. Before its destruction all legible stones were copied by Mrs. Alice F. Stroh.
bio info courtesy of Amy
wife of John Bitting
aged 51 yrs, 9m, 19d
Cemetery Records for
Estherton Cemetery, Dauphin County, PA
Transcribed by Debbie Ovechka
This cemetery was located on the east side of the Susquehanna River, at or near the site of the Cloverleaf of the Route 81 bridge. It was supposedly started by a branch of the Episcopal Church, but had been abandoned for many years. With the permission of the Court, was leveled in 1953 for use as building sites. Before its destruction all legible stones were copied by Mrs. Alice F. Stroh.
bio info courtesy of Amy
aged 51 yrs, 9m, 19d
Cemetery Records for
Estherton Cemetery, Dauphin County, PA
Transcribed by Debbie Ovechka
This cemetery was located on the east side of the Susquehanna River, at or near the site of the Cloverleaf of the Route 81 bridge. It was supposedly started by a branch of the Episcopal Church, but had been abandoned for many years. With the permission of the Court, was leveled in 1953 for use as building sites. Before its destruction all legible stones were copied by Mrs. Alice F. Stroh.
bio info courtesy of Amy
Inscription
In Memory of
Barbara,
Wife of John Bitting
Died Aug. 9 1847
Aged
51 years, 9 mos. and 19 days.
Family Members
Spouse
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