PHILIP WARD
CEMETERY
    


 
From Route 23 south you will come to 321 turn left or toward Paintsville you will
come to route 40 go East on route 40 to 581, turn left and go exactly 2.7 miles you
 will go through Greentown and cross a double railroad tracks. At 2.7 miles you
will be at an old abandoned house beside a doublewide mobile home, the road
to the cemetery is behind the old house. Please obtain permission from
the mobile home owner [Ray & Grace Castle] to enter the property.  
    

THIS LISTING IS A SMALL PART TO THE MANY BURIALS IN THIS CEMETERY
SO IF YOU CAN ADD NAMES OR HAVE INPUT REGARDING BURIALS IN THIS CEMETERY 
PLEASE E-MAIL ME: [email protected]
    

      
CASTLE, Eula Lee (Ward)                 -----------   -----------
 
CHURCH, Matilda   [PIC-2]               Apr.30 1880   Aug.20 1910?
 
FLETCHER, Elbert                        Apr.05 1910   Jun.24 1910
 
FLETCHER, Jess                          Feb.02 1890   Sep.05 1958   (OBIT)
 
FLETCHER, Mary (Ward)                   Apr.05 1892   Apr.28 1976   (OBIT)
 
RAMEY, Nancy (Ward)                     Sep.   1889   Apr.03 1972   (OBIT)
 
RAMEY, Robert                           Mar.10 1889   Jun.04 1985   (OBIT)
 
RAMEY, Clyde                            -----------   -----------

WARD, Beatrice May                      May 05 1910   Aug.28 1910
  
WARD, Hollis  [PIC-2]                   Mar.26 1864   Dec.06 1953   (OBIT)
 
WARD, Nola (Davis)                      Oct.14 1878   Apr.18 1954   (OBIT)
 
WARD, Philip [PIC-2]                    May 05 1855   May 06 1916
 
WARD, Cecil Ray  [PIC-2]                Feb.03 1942   Apr.22 1985   (OBIT)
 
WARD, Bennie                            May 01 1898   Nov.23 1976   (OBIT)
 
WARD, Lou Ellen (Reed)                  May 30 1904   Jun.29 1980   (OBIT)
 
WARD, Lorinza L. "Bud"                  -----------   Feb.20 1972   (OBIT)
  
WARD, Phillip                           Feb.29 1902   Feb.11 1970   (OBIT)
 

   

LOOKING FOR WHICH "VANHOOSE CEMETERY" Ethel (Ward) VanHoose is buried in:
      
   
Ethel Van hoose Passes Sunday Of Heart Attack Services were conducted
at the Van Hoose Cemetery in this city Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. for
Mrs. Ethel Van Hoose, 38, who died in a local hospital Sunday, September 1
at 4:30 a.m. Death was attributed to a heart condition from which she had
suffered for the past year. A native of Floyd County, she was born
Feburary 16, 1919, the daughter of Hollis and Nola Davis Ward.
She had been a resident of this city for the past thirty years.
She is survived by her husband, Alvin Van Hoose, and one daughter,
Polly Ann, at home. Also surviving are three brothers, Lorenza Ward,
Lovely, Ohio, and Ben and Phillip Ward, both of this city. 
Rev. Scott Castle was the officiating minister. Burial was in the
Van Hoose Cemetery. Paintsville Herald Wednesday 9-4-1957
     
     

PHOTOS OF UNKNOWNS IN THIS CEM LISTING. ANY HELP IN IDENTIFYING ANY OF THESE
WOULD BE GREAT.  THANKS MUCH  [email protected]

   
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