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Perryhawkin / Five Bridges Road · Dublin District No. 4 · Somerset County, Maryland
Cemetery No. 911-O-48-NorthA private Trehearn family cemetery south of Five Bridges Road and east of Pete’s Hill Road. The field record describes stones found with the help of buried footstones and probing, and includes extensive family research notes by Rebecca F. Miller.
Transcription / field record
Thomas J. Trehearn
born Nov 18, 1843
died Nov 1st 1870
Transcription / field record
Harriet A. Trehearn
(no dates on stone)
Field note: Found by the H.A.T. footstone next to Thomas J. Trehearn, according to the longer field record.
Transcription / field record
In Memory of
Tubman J. Trehearn
born Nov 17, 1834
departed this life
August 30, 1844
aged 9 yrs., 9 mos
and 13 days
Transcription / field record
In Memory of
Mesheck M. Trehearn
born June 4, 1838
departed this life
April 5, 1861
aged 23 yrs and 10 mos
and 5 days
My trust in the Lord
Transcription / field record
Thomas Trehearn
born June 9, 1807
died June 21st 1869
Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord
Transcription / field record
In Memory of
Adaline Mariner
born March 10, 1830
departed this life
June 16, 1853
aged 23 yrs and 3 mos
For me to live is Christ
and to die is gain
Philippians 1st Chap. 21st verse
Transcription / field record
Catherine V. Trehearn
born Nov 3, 1867
died Nov. 22nd 1870
Transcription / field record
William H. Trehearn
born Nov 10, 1865
died Nov 11, 1870
The longer Trehearn file includes Rebecca F. Miller’s extensive family-history notes and possible additional burial, Samuel Smith Trehearn (1838–1838). Those research notes are preserved in the linked source PDF rather than treated as an identified gravestone.
Listed by Philip Lee Goldsborough and Becky Miller, Sunday, 1 December 1990.