Hi--I noticed on the list that you mentioned the name Fassett. I live in Az. and have not been in much of Pennsylvania, but many of my grandfather's ancesters came from the Tioga-Bradford area, some having lived on Armenia Mountain in "Ceaseville, Kiffville and McIntosh Hollow". Can you tell me where that is?There is mention in a genealogy book I have (on the McIntosh-Kiff-Cease and related families) of the burial of Alexander Cease(1812-1891) and his wife Julia Ann McIntosh(1814-1869) .It says Julia is buried "on the old Burton Fassett Farm, Tioga County", and Alexander Cease is buried "with his wife in the old Cease Cemetary on the Fletcher farm near the Tioga County line." Is there a cemetary there known by both of these names, and is it a small one that has been incorporated into the cemetaries you mention or is it separate? Thank you far any information you may have. Tricia, pairadox@theriver.com. ----- Original Message ----- From: montrose <montrose@ptdprolog.net> To: <PABRADFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 1:26 PM Subject: [PABRADFO] South Creek Cemeteries > Hi List, > > Does anyone know if there are other cemeteries within the actual boundaries > of South Creek Township besides the five listed below: > > Checkerville > Gillett Churchyard (same as Gillett Lower) > Upper Gillett > Moore (sometimes refered to as Dunning) > Thompson > > I would assume there has to be a few family cemeteries somewhere throughout > the township and these need to be recorded. I am also wondering where some > of the early settlers along South Creek and in the Fassett area might be > buried such as the Baker, Stiles, and some other families. Some of these > families in the Fassett area such as the Andrus family and the Asa Moore > family are buried over the state line in the Roushy Cemetery on Route 14 in > the Town of Ashland, Chemung County. The early families in the southern > part of the township seem to be buried in the Moore Cemetery and the > earliest dated marker found in that cemetery is 1825. If anyone has any > information to share on other cemeteries in the township, even if one > marker, please let me know. > > It would also appear from the list on the website that the Thompson > Cemetery needs to be redone as in many instances there is just a year of > death for a person. > > J. Kelsey Jones > Wells Township Resident > montrose@ptdprolog.net > >