This cemetery is in the front yard of a Hereford ranch house. On private property. Only three graves are here.
Rev. Learner Blackman Stateler, son of Steven and Rhoda Stateler, was born near Hartford, in Ohio County, Kentucky, the 7th of July 1811. His father was of German blood and lived on the Monongahea River in what was then the State of Virginia, but which, when the line was finally established, fell in the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr Stateler's grandfather had a fort at the mouth of Dunkard Creek, where Steven was born and reared, and at a time when the country was new and wild and Indians were troublesome.
Rev. Learner Blackman Stateler, son of Steven and Rhoda Stateler, was born near Hartford, in Ohio County, Kentucky, the 7th of July 1811. His father was of German blood and lived on the Monongahea River in what was then the State of Virginia, but which, when the line was finally established, fell in the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr Stateler's grandfather had a fort at the mouth of Dunkard Creek, where Steven was born and reared, and at a time when the country was new and wild and Indians were troublesome.
This cemetery is in the front yard of a Hereford ranch house. On private property. Only three graves are here.
Rev. Learner Blackman Stateler, son of Steven and Rhoda Stateler, was born near Hartford, in Ohio County, Kentucky, the 7th of July 1811. His father was of German blood and lived on the Monongahea River in what was then the State of Virginia, but which, when the line was finally established, fell in the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr Stateler's grandfather had a fort at the mouth of Dunkard Creek, where Steven was born and reared, and at a time when the country was new and wild and Indians were troublesome.
Rev. Learner Blackman Stateler, son of Steven and Rhoda Stateler, was born near Hartford, in Ohio County, Kentucky, the 7th of July 1811. His father was of German blood and lived on the Monongahea River in what was then the State of Virginia, but which, when the line was finally established, fell in the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr Stateler's grandfather had a fort at the mouth of Dunkard Creek, where Steven was born and reared, and at a time when the country was new and wild and Indians were troublesome.
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