The
cemetery is located on Rt. 34 South, about ¼ mile or less from the junction
of Clymer's Creek & Rt. 34. Local accessibility conditions, such as
distance from the road and terrain are unknown (volunteers still gathering
information).
** Condition of cemetery as
observed on the given date -
may not be representative of care at other times of the year Scale: Excellent - Good - Fair - Poor - Abandoned
Last Name:
First Name:
Born:
Died:
Inscription:
Photo:
Source:
Henderson
John
1826
1867
[Husband
and wife - shared stone]
"His Wife"
"At Rest"
[photo 10 is large - slow-loading]
Henderson
Elizabeth
1828
1891
Henderson
Lena B.
1891
1909
Henderson
Martha J.
1886
1888
Henderson
Mary J.
1861
1901
Hollandsworth
E. Jane
1860
1926
"In
My Father's House Are Many Mansions"
Hollandsworth
Martha E.
25
March 1903
10
November 1907
"Dau.
of C.S. & E.J. Hollandsworth"
"From Mother's Arms to the Arms of Jesus"
Wheeler
Baby
[Shared
stone for 5 graves in a row - the relationship of those lying here is
unknown]
Wheeler
Daton
Wheeler
Edgar C.
Wheeler
Henry L.
Wheeler
Joseph C.
Along
with a dozen or more unmarked graves, or graves marked with fieldstones:
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Comments:
Dates in Red
are not inscribed on the tombstone and have either been calculated based on
death date or are as a result of research on the individual.
WVCPA thanks our contributor and cemetery
clean-up volunteer, Melissa Fizer Conley and her family for their photos of
this cemetery and dedicated interest in its care. We look forward to more
information for this cemetery as it becomes available. Recently she sent us this note:
"Last
week my best friend & I, Cathy Jo Paxton, visited some of the old &
nearly forgotten cemeteries in my neck of the woods. We photo-catalogued
Nichols Cemetery. We noticed that, once out of the protective mulch of the
pine trees, there are quite a few (maybe a dozen or so) graves around the
piney perimeter that are lined up neatly and marked with upright fieldstone.
Attached are the photos from the trip. I still hope to take the family &
clean this little cemetery up sometime in the coming weeks."