Route 92,  going  North to Lenox Corners ,  Susquehanna Co., Pa
This is a single stone set just off the road with a small rail around it.


Conrad
William
1753-1837
Eve Kocherberger
His Wife
1762-1830
     back
Settled in Brooklyn Twp.
1787. Parents of John
Kate [first white girl
born in Susquehanna Co.]
Polly, George, William,
Andrew, Jacob.



Two graves in a pasture just up and across the 
road from the South Auburn Cemetery.  A few years ago, a local Boy Scout 
cleaned up the site as an Eagle Scout project and erected a fence made 
of steel pipe around it to keep cows out. 
 The graves are:

  Edward Dawson                        Sarah
     DIED                             Wife of 
 Sept. 25, 1878                    Edward Dawson
 Aged 86 years &                 Died April 3, 1867
    1 month.                     aged 70 yrs, 3 mos
"Prepare to meet the Lord             & 1 day
and follow me."                  Remember friends as you pass by, 
                                 As you are now so once was I.
                                 As I am now so you must be.
                                 Prepare for death and follow me.



found on the road between Meshoppen and Lawton, rt 267 South.

Abraham Lott
Died
Dec. 27,1846
Aged 63 years
3 Months &
[reset in concrete here, can't read anymore]




At the end of Yonker Hill Road near West Auburn is the grave of two 
children.  Somebody does keep the site mowed.  PHOTO by Allison
On the front of the stone:  Libbie A. and George W.
                            children of Samuel & Betsey R. BURNETT
The part of the epitaph that I could read says:  little children to  														 
come unto me.
On the back of the stone:   Libbie A. 
                            Died April 16, 1876
                            Aged 9 ys, 8 mo, & 19 ds.
                            George W.
                            Died April 15, 1876
                            Aged 7 ys, 3 mo, & 20 ds.





In Jessup Township:  On SR 3027 (just off Rt 706 between Fairdale and Rush) and
going about 1/10 a mile or so is a single tombstone on the right hand side that
stands against a telephone pole.  It reads as follows:

William R.
d. June (?), 1835 aged 5 years and (?) mos.

Emily
d. July 1(?), 1833 aged 11 mos and ? das

Infant daughters
D. Dec 18(3?)
    Jan. 18 (21)

Children of Russel and Lucy Very
per Sue Petty

Contributors: Deb Gabriel, Charles Woodruff, Allison, Sue Petty