Eliza Tipton, Wife of Isaac Fickle, mother to Mary, Louisa, Margaret, Sarah, Eliot, and Cordelia Fickle. She was the daughter of David and Margaret (Askey) Tipton. What remains of her headstone, a dressed stone fragment is to the south of her husband's stone, however, Isaac Fickle's stone is known to have been moved at least five feet from its original location.
The location of the grave has been confirmed through a bible record in the possession of another branch The notation states: According to mother, grandma Fickle is buried next to her dad overlooking the crick by the covered bridge. That bridge would have straddled St Rt 423. and places the grave near the stones that are extant in what was designated"Brewer Cemetery".
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NOTE: A photo of a "headstone" appears on the "We're Related App" that reads "Elizabeth, wife of (missing the first name ) Fickle". We do not believe that this picture belongs to THIS grave. There are no records recording this woman's first name as "Elizabeth", and the material of stone, marble, does not match the dressed stone slab found at this site. PLEASE DO NOT ADD THAT PICTURE TO THIS LISTING.
The location of the grave has been confirmed through a bible record in the possession of another branch The notation states: According to mother, grandma Fickle is buried next to her dad overlooking the crick by the covered bridge. That bridge would have straddled St Rt 423. and places the grave near the stones that are extant in what was designated"Brewer Cemetery".
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NOTE: A photo of a "headstone" appears on the "We're Related App" that reads "Elizabeth, wife of (missing the first name ) Fickle". We do not believe that this picture belongs to THIS grave. There are no records recording this woman's first name as "Elizabeth", and the material of stone, marble, does not match the dressed stone slab found at this site. PLEASE DO NOT ADD THAT PICTURE TO THIS LISTING.
Eliza Tipton, Wife of Isaac Fickle, mother to Mary, Louisa, Margaret, Sarah, Eliot, and Cordelia Fickle. She was the daughter of David and Margaret (Askey) Tipton. What remains of her headstone, a dressed stone fragment is to the south of her husband's stone, however, Isaac Fickle's stone is known to have been moved at least five feet from its original location.
The location of the grave has been confirmed through a bible record in the possession of another branch The notation states: According to mother, grandma Fickle is buried next to her dad overlooking the crick by the covered bridge. That bridge would have straddled St Rt 423. and places the grave near the stones that are extant in what was designated"Brewer Cemetery".
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NOTE: A photo of a "headstone" appears on the "We're Related App" that reads "Elizabeth, wife of (missing the first name ) Fickle". We do not believe that this picture belongs to THIS grave. There are no records recording this woman's first name as "Elizabeth", and the material of stone, marble, does not match the dressed stone slab found at this site. PLEASE DO NOT ADD THAT PICTURE TO THIS LISTING.
The location of the grave has been confirmed through a bible record in the possession of another branch The notation states: According to mother, grandma Fickle is buried next to her dad overlooking the crick by the covered bridge. That bridge would have straddled St Rt 423. and places the grave near the stones that are extant in what was designated"Brewer Cemetery".
________________
NOTE: A photo of a "headstone" appears on the "We're Related App" that reads "Elizabeth, wife of (missing the first name ) Fickle". We do not believe that this picture belongs to THIS grave. There are no records recording this woman's first name as "Elizabeth", and the material of stone, marble, does not match the dressed stone slab found at this site. PLEASE DO NOT ADD THAT PICTURE TO THIS LISTING.
Gravesite Details
On a knoll, west of the Rocky Fork Creek, by a burr oak. Land is privately held, please do not attempt a visit until you have the permission of the owner, OHIO TRESSPASSING LAWS APPLY.
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