could be a stone for one person, but I have entered two memorials for 2 side of this worn obelisk stone (this and memorial # 122057399). One face has "GEORGE" and dates, this faces says (possibly) "son of J & E Bergin" and what appear to be different dates, but could be the same as for George.

Location is next to John Bergin and 1st wife Betsey Rinehart Bergin

POSSIBLY RELATIONS:

1872 Dec 5 marriage, Portage Co
John Bergin
to
Betsy Rinehart

1878 May 8 death, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Betsey Bergin
b. 8 May 1878 Rootstown, Portage, Ohio
housekeeper

1879 Feb 27 marriage Portage Co
John Bergin
to
Emma R. Walters

1880 Census, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Bergin, John, 38, b. England
-, Emma, 23, b. Ohio
-, Maggie, 5, daughter, b. Ohio
Watters, George, 26, other

1881 Jan 7 birth Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Elina M. Bergin, father John Bergin, mother Emma Watters

1881 Dec 12 death, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Emma Bergin
24, b. 1857 Summit Co, Ohio
farmer's wife

1881, Ravenna Democratic Press: "Died, in Franklin, December 13th, 1881, of malarial fever, Mrs. Emma R., wife of John Bergin, and daughter of Ashford Watters, in the 25th year of her age. She was born in Northfield, Summit county, Ohio, January 31st, 1857. With her parents she moved to Franklin in 1862, and to Randolph in 1866, where her home was until she and Mr. Bergin were married February 27, 1879. She was an affectionate child, a loving wife and mother, and a faithful friend. Her ambition was to make herself useful, and in early life she struggled successfully with adverse circumstances, until she became a fair scholar and an efficient teacher. She had a pleasant home, and for her life had many attractions, but after a sickness of a little more than two weeks she was called up higher, leaving a husband, an infant daughter, parents, one brother, and a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Her funeral services were held on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, in the Disciple's Church in Randolph. An appropriate sermon was preached by Rev. Andrew Willson of Ravenna, who less than three years previous had solemnized her marriage."

1885 May 21 Ravenna Democratic Press: "Last Thursday morning while Mr. John Bergin, who resides some four or five miles northwest of this village, in Franklin Township, was engaged in tieing his cows in the stable prepatory to milking, one of the animals threw up her head, her sharp horn striking Mr. Bergin on the inside of his leg, inflicting a very serious wound, severing a vein, which bled very profusely. He has been confined to he house since by his injuries, but is getting along well."

1886 Mar 25 Ravenna Democratic Press: "George Watters to John Bergin, Franklin, 3/4 acre, $75."

1890 Census of Union Veterans, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
John Bergin
private, Co H, 7 OVI, enlisted 10 Oct 1862, disch 14 July 1864, 1yr10mos4dys, post office address Ravenna, disability: requires pension for gunshot wound in face War in Citizen?, remarks: recruited? 4 months service to ?C/leston?

1899 marriage Portage Co
Chauncy O. Hudson
to
Elma M. Bergin, b. 1881 Franklin Twp, 18, father John Bergin, mother Emma Watson

1900 Census, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Bergin, John, 59, widowed, b. Nov 1841 England, father b. Ireland, mother b. England

1910 Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Bergin, John, 69, b. England
Myres, Martin S., 36, son-in-law, b. Ohio
-, Margaret E., 36, daughter, b. Ohio
-, Martha, 11, granddaughter
-, Rhea, 10, granddaughter
-, Earl, 8, grandson, b. Ohio
-, Beatrice, 5, granddaughter, b. Ohio

1920 Census, Franklin, Portage, Ohio
Myers, Martin, 45, b. Ohio
-, Margrete, 45
-, Earl, 18
-, Beatrice, 16
Bergin, John, 78, father-in-law, b. Ireland

also see memorial # 122057399