Son of John Shatto and Mary Magdalena Ohl
Eli Shatto was the sixth of eight known siblings in his family. His Shatto ancestors were immigrants to Pennsylvania in the late 1730's and his grandfather, Adam Shatto, was one of the first group of Shattos to leave Pennsylvania for Ohio prior to 1810. He was born into a farming family that spent a bit more than a decade in Medina County before moving to Michigan by 1860.
The family had lost his younger sister, Abby, in infancy in Chatham before his birth. She also buried in this cemetery.
Eli Shatto was the sixth of eight known siblings in his family. His Shatto ancestors were immigrants to Pennsylvania in the late 1730's and his grandfather, Adam Shatto, was one of the first group of Shattos to leave Pennsylvania for Ohio prior to 1810. He was born into a farming family that spent a bit more than a decade in Medina County before moving to Michigan by 1860.
The family had lost his younger sister, Abby, in infancy in Chatham before his birth. She also buried in this cemetery.
Son of John Shatto and Mary Magdalena Ohl
Eli Shatto was the sixth of eight known siblings in his family. His Shatto ancestors were immigrants to Pennsylvania in the late 1730's and his grandfather, Adam Shatto, was one of the first group of Shattos to leave Pennsylvania for Ohio prior to 1810. He was born into a farming family that spent a bit more than a decade in Medina County before moving to Michigan by 1860.
The family had lost his younger sister, Abby, in infancy in Chatham before his birth. She also buried in this cemetery.
Eli Shatto was the sixth of eight known siblings in his family. His Shatto ancestors were immigrants to Pennsylvania in the late 1730's and his grandfather, Adam Shatto, was one of the first group of Shattos to leave Pennsylvania for Ohio prior to 1810. He was born into a farming family that spent a bit more than a decade in Medina County before moving to Michigan by 1860.
The family had lost his younger sister, Abby, in infancy in Chatham before his birth. She also buried in this cemetery.
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Eli
Son of
J&M Shatto
Died
March 17, 1849
1y 1m 4d
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