"According to older family members the patriarch of this family, John Etherton was buried by his wife in the private cemetery on their farm. In 1983 when I visited the grounds of the old homestead, the little cemetery was located among a grove of lovely old trees. My mother and I and a friend who took us there searched the area for a stone for John to no avail. If a stone was ever placed it is now missing. Stones were however found for his wife and four of their children. This hallowed burial ground is not protected and is over run by cattle. Louise Taraba, 47677075, a 3rd Great Granddaughter. 8/2016."
"According to older family members the patriarch of this family, John Etherton was buried by his wife in the private cemetery on their farm. In 1983 when I visited the grounds of the old homestead, the little cemetery was located among a grove of lovely old trees. My mother and I and a friend who took us there searched the area for a stone for John to no avail. If a stone was ever placed it is now missing. Stones were however found for his wife and four of their children. This hallowed burial ground is not protected and is over run by cattle. Louise Taraba, 47677075, a 3rd Great Granddaughter. 8/2016."
Family Members
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Perry Etherton
1823–1844
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Mary "Polly" Etherton
1825–1851
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Joshua Etherton
1827–1848
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Anna Etherton
1831–1848
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Nancy Ellen Etherton Carter
1833 – unknown
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George Etherton
1835 – unknown
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Abraham Etherton
1836 – unknown
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William T. Etherton
1837–1910
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John M. Etherton
1839 – unknown
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Howard Maupin Etherton
1841–1920
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Sarah Etherton Houpt
1843–1918
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Wilson C. Etherton
1845–1912
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David Hayes "Dave" Etherton
1847–1912
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