West Virginia was admitted to the Union June 20, 1863 and place of birth was previously Virginia.
George W. WOLFE
s/o John WOLFE & Mary NUCE
Below provided by Nicolas Laraway #50821194
10-1-23:
I searched the entire cemetery but did not see a headstone for George M. Wolf. His family are all placed relatively close to each other which includes his wife Martha, two daughters Sarah and Mary, and his in-laws John & Sarah Echart. I believe either (1) George is buried here and did not receive a headstone, (2) George is buried here and his headstone was damaged and removed over time, (3) George is buried here and it was their intention to engrave the backside of this headstone pictured but did not, and (4) George could be buried elsewhere but I missed it. His Certificate of Death state he was indeed buried in Mount Union.
George W. WOLFE
s/o John WOLFE & Mary NUCE
Below provided by Nicolas Laraway #50821194
10-1-23:
I searched the entire cemetery but did not see a headstone for George M. Wolf. His family are all placed relatively close to each other which includes his wife Martha, two daughters Sarah and Mary, and his in-laws John & Sarah Echart. I believe either (1) George is buried here and did not receive a headstone, (2) George is buried here and his headstone was damaged and removed over time, (3) George is buried here and it was their intention to engrave the backside of this headstone pictured but did not, and (4) George could be buried elsewhere but I missed it. His Certificate of Death state he was indeed buried in Mount Union.
West Virginia was admitted to the Union June 20, 1863 and place of birth was previously Virginia.
George W. WOLFE
s/o John WOLFE & Mary NUCE
Below provided by Nicolas Laraway #50821194
10-1-23:
I searched the entire cemetery but did not see a headstone for George M. Wolf. His family are all placed relatively close to each other which includes his wife Martha, two daughters Sarah and Mary, and his in-laws John & Sarah Echart. I believe either (1) George is buried here and did not receive a headstone, (2) George is buried here and his headstone was damaged and removed over time, (3) George is buried here and it was their intention to engrave the backside of this headstone pictured but did not, and (4) George could be buried elsewhere but I missed it. His Certificate of Death state he was indeed buried in Mount Union.
George W. WOLFE
s/o John WOLFE & Mary NUCE
Below provided by Nicolas Laraway #50821194
10-1-23:
I searched the entire cemetery but did not see a headstone for George M. Wolf. His family are all placed relatively close to each other which includes his wife Martha, two daughters Sarah and Mary, and his in-laws John & Sarah Echart. I believe either (1) George is buried here and did not receive a headstone, (2) George is buried here and his headstone was damaged and removed over time, (3) George is buried here and it was their intention to engrave the backside of this headstone pictured but did not, and (4) George could be buried elsewhere but I missed it. His Certificate of Death state he was indeed buried in Mount Union.
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