aged 22; cause of death unknown
His services were held in the Rumple's Hamilton home at 404 Ross Avenue, corner of E street
Originally buried in Samuel Ziegler's Cemetery in Hanover Township, John and his other deceased siblings were removed to Greenwood Cemetery in 1867 by Aaron Trine (husband of Sarah Rumple) after the death of their father, in 1864, and sisters Catherine and Amanda in 1866.
Ziegler's had reportedly fell into ill repair and was overcrowded, and the desire was to have a family plot.
Many of the Rumples and their in laws may be found nearby or somewhere in Greenwood.
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Name: JOHN RUMPLE
Date of Birth: 00/00/0000 Date of Death: 00/00/0000
Location: 1W 775 10 Original Interment #: 3012
Owner: Rumple, Daniel
REMOVED FROM ZUGLER'S GRAVE YARD 135
Service date: 12/15/1867
Gender: Male
aged 22; cause of death unknown
His services were held in the Rumple's Hamilton home at 404 Ross Avenue, corner of E street
Originally buried in Samuel Ziegler's Cemetery in Hanover Township, John and his other deceased siblings were removed to Greenwood Cemetery in 1867 by Aaron Trine (husband of Sarah Rumple) after the death of their father, in 1864, and sisters Catherine and Amanda in 1866.
Ziegler's had reportedly fell into ill repair and was overcrowded, and the desire was to have a family plot.
Many of the Rumples and their in laws may be found nearby or somewhere in Greenwood.
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Name: JOHN RUMPLE
Date of Birth: 00/00/0000 Date of Death: 00/00/0000
Location: 1W 775 10 Original Interment #: 3012
Owner: Rumple, Daniel
REMOVED FROM ZUGLER'S GRAVE YARD 135
Service date: 12/15/1867
Gender: Male
Family Members
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Henry Rumple
1827–1834
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William Rumple
1829–1865
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Sarah "Sallie" Rumple Trine
1831–1890
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Daniel Webster Rumple
1833–1907
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Mary Elizabeth Rumple Roberts
1836–1909
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Catherine Rumple
1841–1866
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Malinda "Linda" Rumple Kramer
1844–1872
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Margaret Jane Rumple
1846–1847
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Amanda Rumple
1848–1866
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Emma Rumple
1851–1852
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