It is thought Elizabeth was buried in an old section of Sterling Union cemetery. Her gr. gr. granddaughter Dorothy Knox, recalled visiting this cemetery with her grandmother in the early 1900s, and her grandmother was disturbed that her grandmother Elizabeth Peckinpaugh's grave could not be located. They later were told that an old section of this cemetery had crumbled; it was filled in and is now farmland. The birthdate for Elizabeth is a general guess, exact date unknown.
It is thought Elizabeth was buried in an old section of Sterling Union cemetery. Her gr. gr. granddaughter Dorothy Knox, recalled visiting this cemetery with her grandmother in the early 1900s, and her grandmother was disturbed that her grandmother Elizabeth Peckinpaugh's grave could not be located. They later were told that an old section of this cemetery had crumbled; it was filled in and is now farmland. The birthdate for Elizabeth is a general guess, exact date unknown.
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The old section had apparently crumbled and disappeared, and is only farmland now, somewhere adjacent to the present cemetery.
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