Hi, Jacqueline: Series: M432 Roll: 740 Page: 292 1850 - Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., OH - 9/10/1850 Cherry, Moses - 51 - m - farmer - $3,000 - PA --- Elizabeth - 46 - f - PA --- Jane - 20 - f - OH --- Isabella - 18 - f - OH - attended school within year --- E. Marie - 15 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Emeline - 13 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Ross - 12 - m - OH - attended school within year --- Thomas - 9 - m - OH - attended school within year --- Angeline - 7 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Rachel - 5 - f - OH - attended school within year --- Sarah - 1 - f - OH Is this a possibility? http://files.usgwarchives.net/nm/donaana/cemeteries/ioof.txt Dona Ana Co, NM - I.O.O.F. Cemetery Rachel M. Kercher 1846-1904 Series: T623 Roll: 478 Page: 144 1900 - Wolf Rvr. Twp., Doniphan Co., KS - 6/9/1900 Kercher, David - head - w - m - 2/1843 - 57 - married 32 yrs. - PA/PA/ PA - farmer --- Rachel M. - wife - w - f - 12/1847 - 52 - married 32 yrs. - 1 child/1 living - OH/PA/PA Findagrave: Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill, Delaware Co., PA http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11387730 David Kercher - includes a photo of gravestone (David & Delno together.) http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11387730 Dr. Delino E. Kercher - clearly says "Delno", not Delino. Good luck with your search! Debra On Jul 18, 2011, at 1:06 PM, Baskp0491@aol.com wrote: > > I am looking for Rachel Matilda (Tillie) Cherry Kercher's place > (and time) > of death. > She was born 12-18-1848 Wayne County, OH. Possible > death > year 1943, in Leona, Doniphan County, KS or Philadelphia, PA. > > Parents: Moses and Elizabeth (Nichols) Cherry of Wayne > County, > OH. > > Husband: David Kercher 1843 (Lancaster County, PA) > -1919 > (Philadelphia, PA). > > Son: Delano Ernest Kercher 1869 - 1938 > (Philadelphia, PA). > Delano was a doctor in Philly. > > David and Rachel homesteaded in North East Kansas > in area > that became Leona, Doniphan County, KS. David gave part of his > land for the > town site so railroad could have a station. David also was first > postmaster. > > On a trip to Leona, we found an area of homes, no > stores, etc. > were there. The old grain store was beside the railroad. Old school > house, not even a church. The only cemetery was just north of > Leona. No > Kercher's or Cherry's are buried there. > When David retired he went to Philly to his son's > residence. > He and David are buried there in Philly, but no clue of cemetery > at this > time or if Rachel died there. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > > > Jacqueline Stevens Leathers > Bask0491@aol.com > > My Surnames: Appuhn, Barnes, Caress, Cherry, Criss, Crist, > Cunningham, > Hallwaechs, Jones, Kercher, Keiser, King, Maxwell, Peters, > Pickering, Stegall, > Stevens, Williams, Young. >