They were also required to clean up the cemetery and replace the stones that they had broken, but the damage to the cemetery had been done. Thankfully, Mr. John Tyger had the forethought to take a reading of this cemetery in 1968. I am pleased to add that the cleanup and beautification of this cemetery has been the project of at least two Eagle Scouts over the years, and we thank them so much for their time and effort. I have taken the liberty of adding some names and dates to this otherwise sad little collection of homemade stones in the hope that it will best help researchers to find the person they are researching. I have the family trees of most of the people buried in this cemetery done, and I invite inquiries from anyone.
First date is birth date, second date is death date.
Mr. Tyger makes a note of an unmarked burial on his cemetery reading he claims that the grave of Elizabeth Homan, born in Summerville, PA is buried here.