John Michael Garner and Catharine Seiss

"Today, traveling from Marklesburg to Huntingdon, on Route 26, you will see a farm field on a hill at a corner, on which a farmer has erected 3 wooden crosses. The name of the road at this corner is "Garner Road". The road marks the area that the John Michael Garner family settled. Up behind the 3 crosses, you see about 4 pine trees, and a small fenced area. This is the site of Franks Cemetery, one of the oldest cemeteries in the county, where John Michael and Catharine rest. " Taken from Rootsweb 'History of John Michael Garner' (above)


John Michael Garner Catherine Seiss
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"Today, traveling from Marklesburg to Huntingdon, on Route 26, you will see a farm field on a hill at a corner, on which a farmer has erected 3 wooden crosses. The name of the road at this corner is "Garner Road". The road marks the area that the John Michael Garner family settled. Up behind the 3 crosses, you see about 4 pine trees, and a small fenced area. This is the site of Franks Cemetery, one of the oldest cemeteries in the county, where John Michael and Catharine rest. " Taken from Rootsweb 'History of John Michael Garner' (above)


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