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Landonville · Fairmount District No. 6 · Somerset County, Maryland
Cemetery No. 911-Z-25-Center
This family burial ground was documented in the Landonville area in 1999. It occupies a small plot on private residential property and lies near another Ford family burial ground.
The cemetery is on private residential property; the exact location is not published.
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Robert F.
Son of
George H. & Mary E.
Revell.
Born Sept. 11, 1880
Died Aug. 14, 1881
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[Finger pointing up]
Robert F.
Son of
G. R. & M.E. Revel
Died
Oct. 9, 1876
Aged
10 Yrs. 11 mos. 4 Ds
He took me from a world of care
In everlasting bliss to share
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[Finger pointing up]
George
son of
G.R. & M.E. Revell
died
Nov. 11, 1867
aged
5 yrs. 6 mos. &
4 Days
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George
Son of
G.R. & M.A. Revell
Died
Dec. 11, 1858
Aged
4 mos. 7 Ds
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[Flower]
John
son of
G.R. & M.A. Revell
died
Aug. 4, 1857
aged
3 mos. & 29 Ds.
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[Weeping willow]
Martha P.
Wife of
Geo. R. Revell
Died
March 25, 1860
Aged
27 yrs. 3 mos
& 18 Days
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George H.
son of
J.C. & A.J. Thomas
died Mr 23, 1863,
aged 1 mo. & 21 D=s.
They were lovely in their times
And in death were not divided
Transcription
[Finger pointing up]
In Memory of
George R. Revell
Died
Feby 14, 1892
Aged 74 years
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[Lamb]
Georgianna
daughter of J.C. & E.M. Thomas
died
Feb. 20, 1860
aged
1 yr, 1 mos. 24 D=s
Our little angel
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[Lamb]
John H.
son of
J.C. & E. J. Thomas
Died
Feb 7, 1873
Aged
1 yr. 1 mo. 7 D=s.
Our dear babe has passed from earth
The little darling of our hearth given.
One year of his life to us was given
And then he went to live in Heaven.
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[Finger pointing up]
Alpheus L.
son of J.C. & A.J. Thomas
died Mar. 29, 1869
aged
1 year, 4 ms 5 ds
They were lovely in their lives
And in death were not divided
An unmarked vault was recorded beside George R. Revell’s grave. The survey also recorded two unmarked vaults about 15 feet from the main cemetery and a third vault about 15 feet farther away in line with them.
The surveyors noted that the stones of the first five Revell children and those of George H., John H., and Georgianna Thomas appear to have been made by the same stonemaker. Each bears a small mark described as a circle with two curlicues, and the headstones have corresponding footstones.
Listed: Sunday, May 2, 1999, by Philip L. Goldsborough, Ed Smith, Nolan Ford, and Rebecca F. Miller.