Null Cemetery, Clearcreek Twp, Warren County, Ohio

Since 29 November 2010 -- thanks for stopping by!

Warren County, Ohio Virtual Cemetery Project

Null Cemetery
originally known as
Clear Creek Chapel United Brethren in Christ Cemetery
Clearcreek Township, Warren County, Ohio

Index to Available Gravestone Photos
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[To contribute your photos email them in jpg format to Arne H Trelvik with any other details that you would like to share]

C. W. [footstone]

by
Dana Palmer
30 November 2010

First name now missing from broken stone - believed to be for John Whitteman
. . . Whitteman
died Apr. 19, 1848
AE 41 years 8 months . . .

[top and bottom of broken stone is missing]

Ethel Beard Simons email dated 28 Sep 2012 (a Blin/Kesling/Null Descendant)
"John Witteman (I have the death date I took from the stone someplace--will send it as soon as I find it. John might be son of Anna Mary (Maria) Boger Frey Witteman, or her step-son. (I don't have her remarried to David Witteman after Henrich Frey died about 1776 or so in Loudoun Co., Va. Anna Mary Boger married Heinrich Frey in Lebanon, Penna. and went on to loudoun Co. sometime after 1770. She was the mother of Rev. Henry Joseph Frey, John Philip Frey & (family tradition) July Ann Fry Blin."

by
Dana Palmer
30 November 2010

In memory of
Anna Mary Whitteman
born Apr. 24th 1750
died Apr. 30, 1832
aged 82 years & 6 days

3 Dec 2010 email from Ethel Beard Simons
"Anna is actually Anna Maria Boger Frey Witterman, born in Lomersheim of Joseph & Susannah Jensel Boger. Prof. Porter translated the church records. The Boger information is at the Springboro Historical Society, I am sure because I donated it to them. Anna Maria Boger was the mother of Rev. Henry Joseph Fry who lived in Clear Creek Twp. from about 1816 til his death. He was pastor of the Clear Creek UB Church in Christ Chapel that reposed just across from the "so called Null Cem." I have deed copies for this land. That was the Clear Creek Chapel Cem. If anyone is interested in these families please have them contact me."

by
Dana Palmer
30 November 2010

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