Some reports say he was the first person buried in this cemetery, but there is only one remaining stone. He sold land to the church for its building and this cemetery. Reportedly there is a 19th century letter saying he was buried here.
Son of John Huffstutter (1777-1848) who was the brother of the elder George Huffstutter who is buried here. His mother was Elizabeth Buskirk.
Lewis Huffstutter, his brother, may also be buried here.
He married first Martha Nelson and fathered John Huffstutter (1823-1888).
He married second Sarah Fouts (1808 - after 1860) and fathered Levi, David, Mary, Martha, Sarah, Julia Ann, and Melinda.
It is unclear where Sarah Fouts died. There are undocumented reports that she (1) died in Harrison County or (2) moved to Vernon County, MO with her son David Huffstutter and died there. She is in the 1860 Census in Harrison County. Knowledgeable Huffstutter researchers think that she is buried here.
Son of John Huffstutter (1777-1848) who was the brother of the elder George Huffstutter who is buried here. His mother was Elizabeth Buskirk.
Lewis Huffstutter, his brother, may also be buried here.
He married first Martha Nelson and fathered John Huffstutter (1823-1888).
He married second Sarah Fouts (1808 - after 1860) and fathered Levi, David, Mary, Martha, Sarah, Julia Ann, and Melinda.
It is unclear where Sarah Fouts died. There are undocumented reports that she (1) died in Harrison County or (2) moved to Vernon County, MO with her son David Huffstutter and died there. She is in the 1860 Census in Harrison County. Knowledgeable Huffstutter researchers think that she is buried here.
Some reports say he was the first person buried in this cemetery, but there is only one remaining stone. He sold land to the church for its building and this cemetery. Reportedly there is a 19th century letter saying he was buried here.
Son of John Huffstutter (1777-1848) who was the brother of the elder George Huffstutter who is buried here. His mother was Elizabeth Buskirk.
Lewis Huffstutter, his brother, may also be buried here.
He married first Martha Nelson and fathered John Huffstutter (1823-1888).
He married second Sarah Fouts (1808 - after 1860) and fathered Levi, David, Mary, Martha, Sarah, Julia Ann, and Melinda.
It is unclear where Sarah Fouts died. There are undocumented reports that she (1) died in Harrison County or (2) moved to Vernon County, MO with her son David Huffstutter and died there. She is in the 1860 Census in Harrison County. Knowledgeable Huffstutter researchers think that she is buried here.
Son of John Huffstutter (1777-1848) who was the brother of the elder George Huffstutter who is buried here. His mother was Elizabeth Buskirk.
Lewis Huffstutter, his brother, may also be buried here.
He married first Martha Nelson and fathered John Huffstutter (1823-1888).
He married second Sarah Fouts (1808 - after 1860) and fathered Levi, David, Mary, Martha, Sarah, Julia Ann, and Melinda.
It is unclear where Sarah Fouts died. There are undocumented reports that she (1) died in Harrison County or (2) moved to Vernon County, MO with her son David Huffstutter and died there. She is in the 1860 Census in Harrison County. Knowledgeable Huffstutter researchers think that she is buried here.
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