After a very long search, this memorial is now believed to of Annie C. (Barr) Kephart, a daughter of William and Abigail Barr and not that of her sister (Mary M. Barr) as first thought. It is now strongly believed that Annie's sister Mary M. Barr married Samuel B. Peters. The Peters are buried at Ennisville. Both Samuel B. Peters and Mary M. Peters names appear in the widow pension file secured for Annie in behalf Clement's service in the Civil War.
Dear wife of Clement Kephart. Clement is now believed to be next to this stone. Perhaps now in an unmarked grave. There are at least 2 unmarked graves near David C. Hall (son of Mary M Barr) and David Kephart (son of C&A Kephart).
Brother David C. Barr is buried at Ennisville.
Mother of 12 children including those listed below and those not yet found: George Kephart; Cyrus Kephart and Claudia W. Kephart.
A sister of John Barr, Jackson Barr, David C. Barr, Stephen Barr, Phebe Barr, William Barr, Mary M Barr Peters and Rebecca Barr.
Annie could only make her mark for signature purposes. By 1890 Special Census documents Annie living in Yeagertown, Mifflin County, PA. So far no obituary has been found.
Widows Pension File - last received payment at Yeagertown, PA April 1899 with notation - death.
Dear wife of Clement Kephart. Clement is now believed to be next to this stone. Perhaps now in an unmarked grave. There are at least 2 unmarked graves near David C. Hall (son of Mary M Barr) and David Kephart (son of C&A Kephart).
Brother David C. Barr is buried at Ennisville.
Mother of 12 children including those listed below and those not yet found: George Kephart; Cyrus Kephart and Claudia W. Kephart.
A sister of John Barr, Jackson Barr, David C. Barr, Stephen Barr, Phebe Barr, William Barr, Mary M Barr Peters and Rebecca Barr.
Annie could only make her mark for signature purposes. By 1890 Special Census documents Annie living in Yeagertown, Mifflin County, PA. So far no obituary has been found.
Widows Pension File - last received payment at Yeagertown, PA April 1899 with notation - death.
After a very long search, this memorial is now believed to of Annie C. (Barr) Kephart, a daughter of William and Abigail Barr and not that of her sister (Mary M. Barr) as first thought. It is now strongly believed that Annie's sister Mary M. Barr married Samuel B. Peters. The Peters are buried at Ennisville. Both Samuel B. Peters and Mary M. Peters names appear in the widow pension file secured for Annie in behalf Clement's service in the Civil War.
Dear wife of Clement Kephart. Clement is now believed to be next to this stone. Perhaps now in an unmarked grave. There are at least 2 unmarked graves near David C. Hall (son of Mary M Barr) and David Kephart (son of C&A Kephart).
Brother David C. Barr is buried at Ennisville.
Mother of 12 children including those listed below and those not yet found: George Kephart; Cyrus Kephart and Claudia W. Kephart.
A sister of John Barr, Jackson Barr, David C. Barr, Stephen Barr, Phebe Barr, William Barr, Mary M Barr Peters and Rebecca Barr.
Annie could only make her mark for signature purposes. By 1890 Special Census documents Annie living in Yeagertown, Mifflin County, PA. So far no obituary has been found.
Widows Pension File - last received payment at Yeagertown, PA April 1899 with notation - death.
Dear wife of Clement Kephart. Clement is now believed to be next to this stone. Perhaps now in an unmarked grave. There are at least 2 unmarked graves near David C. Hall (son of Mary M Barr) and David Kephart (son of C&A Kephart).
Brother David C. Barr is buried at Ennisville.
Mother of 12 children including those listed below and those not yet found: George Kephart; Cyrus Kephart and Claudia W. Kephart.
A sister of John Barr, Jackson Barr, David C. Barr, Stephen Barr, Phebe Barr, William Barr, Mary M Barr Peters and Rebecca Barr.
Annie could only make her mark for signature purposes. By 1890 Special Census documents Annie living in Yeagertown, Mifflin County, PA. So far no obituary has been found.
Widows Pension File - last received payment at Yeagertown, PA April 1899 with notation - death.
Inscription
Stone is in poor condition. "Mother" on top of stone. Face of stone no longer legible.
Family Members
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