Allentown Cemetery

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Here is a partial transcription of some headstones from Allentown cemetery---I didn't do the transcription; someone sent this via my old web site some 15 years or more ago.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































NAME BIRTH DEATH NOTES
Aaronson, Woodrow W. Nov. 17, 1912 Mar.13, 1966
Aaronson, Woodrow W. Jr. May 6, 1939 Aug. 3, 1958 N.J. PFC 2 Pioneer Bn 2 Mar Div
Alexander, Cynthia 1963
Alexander, Rufus 1925 1973
Allen, Martha Mount 1916 With Ezekiel
Anderson Arthur Aug.8, 1985 PFC US Army
Anderson, Albert 1910 1986
Anderson, Earl Oct.27, 1913 Aug.10, 1993 S1 US Navy W.W. II
Anderson, Hannah 1912 1994 With Louis W.
Anderson, Jacob Jan. 14, 1894 aged 34 yrs. 8 days-
Father
Anderson, Jacob Apr.1, 1814 Sept.27,1890
Anderson, Louis W. 1910 1962
Anderson, Mary M Jan.18, 1925 Dec. 30, 1896
Anderson, Sarah E. Jan. 14, 1892 Aged 35 yrs. 2 mo.
-Mother
Anderson, Stephen P. 1880 1937
Anderson, William July 20, 1868
Anderson, Zilphia 1892 1977
Anthony, Anna M. 1945 Wife of Frank D.
Anthony, Florence Wife of Stanley ;Eastern Star Emblem
Anthony, Frank D. 1874 1940
Anthony, Stanley 1907 1982 Masonic Emblem
Applegate, Edward 1888 1936 Applegate/Smith Stone
Applegate, Emma C.
Applegate, John M. Aug. 8, 1949 Aged 2mo. Son of W.H.
Applegate, Mary 1866 1933 With Edward
Applegate, Moses 1833 1919 Co. G 11th NJ
Applegate, William H. 1882 19-- With Edward & Mary
Archer, Alice 1900 1969
Archer, Anna H. 1864 1950
Archer, Elmer 1863 1942
Archer, Elmer June 29, 1904 Apr. 30, 1990
Archer, Harry R. 1886 1889
Archer, Howard 1884 1942 With Howard
Archer, Lydia Apr.24, 1821 14 yrs. rest unreadable
Archer, Mabel I. Dec. 29, 1905 Nov. 30, 1967 wife of Elmer
Archer, Margaret Dec.15, 1933 Jan.31, 2000
Archer, Susan G. Aug. 25, 1958 Oct.18, 1958
Arnold, Kenneth W. 1923 1992
Ayers, Carl E. 1894 1986
Ayers, Clara C. 1876 1958 Wife of William E.
Ayers, Martha West 1893 1973
Ayers, William E. 1865 1922
Ayres, Jean 1918 1969
Baker, Lola Mae Aug. 12, 1918 June 12,1970
Banner, Anna V. 1895 ---
Banner, Charles M. 1890 1951
Banner, Charles M. Oct. 5, 1920 Feb.27, 1982 Tec 5 US Army WW II
Barnes, Sarah Ann 1941 1988
Bastedo, Hanna Feb.17, 1889 Oct.11, 1895 Dau. of John C. & Mary
Bastedo, Mary E. 1868 1950
Bates, Hilda L. 1891 1973 Larrison/Bates plot Mother
Bates, William Henry 1889 1931 Larrison/Bates plot Father
Bauer, Harry C. Nov. 26, 1915 Nov.14, 1964
Beatty, Linda H. Merrick 1882 1939 possibly maiden name Beatty
Beatty, Louisa H. Dec.17, 1846 Feb.6, 1871
Beatty, Lucy July 24, 1822 Jan.22, 1899
Beatty, William G. Oct.3, 1818 Sept.18, 1902
Beatty, William P. 1851 1914
Bell, Emma Z. 1889 1956 "A happy marriage but a short one"
Bell, George 1895 1976
Bell, Laura C. 1887 1953
Bennett, Herbert 1892 1963
Bennett, Margaret 1867 1944
Bennett, Viola M. 1903 1987
Bentley, Elsie M. 1906 1968 with Frederick
Bentley, Frederick 1908 1972
Bergen, Anna M. 1842 1916 Wife of Stephen
Bergen, Clarence D. 1873 1912 With Stephen
Bergen, Eliza Goble 1862 1917 Wife of Harvey
Bergen, Harvey R. 1863 1926 With Stephen
Bergen, Stephen B. 1840 1924
Bills, Daniel June 15, 18?? 1 yr-2 mo-17days
Bills, Elizabeth Aug.2, 1839 Aged 35 yrs.
Bills, Harriet M. Jan.3, 1866 Aged 61 yrs.- 1 mo.- 3 days
Bills, Josiah June 9, 1845 Aged 43 yrs.- 8mo. -27 days
Bills, Sarah Ann Oct. 9, 1844 Aged 37 yrs-10 mo, Dau. of Wm.? &
Eleanor Bills
Bills, Sophia Apr. 26, 1828 May 17, 1850 Wife of Enoch- Aged 22 yrs.
Bills, Theodore Mar. 18, 1863
Bird, Craig R. 1836 1921
Bird, Emma Sears 1870 1915 With Gardner
Bird, Gardner 1869 1958
Bird, Jane Jan.5, 1832 aged 60 yrs. 11 mo.
Consort of Levi Bird
Bird, John G. 1911 1950 With Gardner
Bird, Joseph 1863 1938 With Gardner
Bird, Laura E. 1888 1962 With Gardner
Bird, Levi
Bird, Martha 1843 1922
Blackwell, Walter A. Dec.6, 1914 Feb.10, 1998 Tec 5 US Army WW II
Blandford, Eliza C. 1870 1949
Blandford, Emelnea Feb.17, 1890 Oct. 17, 1899 Dau. of Geo. C. Eliza
Blandford, George C. 1870 1924
Blasig, Philip 1907 1986
Blasig, Theresa 1910 1997 With Philip
Bloomer, Dennis B. 1908 1978
Bloomer, Florence E. 1913 1985
Borton, Myrtle Robinson 1964 With Clarence B. Robinson
Borton, Robert H. 1941 With Clarence B. Robinson
Bowker, Amelia 1903 1934 With Ernest
Bowker, Anna Apr.1835 Mar.6, 1895
Bowker, Ernest 1896 1957
Bowker, Ernest Jr. 1929 1930
Boyd, Bertha Nov. 3, 1975
Boyd, Donald Feb.16, 1896 Jan.24, 1985
Brannon, Elizabeth Dec. 25, 1895 Sept.18, 1994 With James
Brannon, James Dec.25, 1893 Dec.24, 1970
Breza, J. Julius 1910 1964
Broomell, Albert Aug. 5, 1905 Jan. 7, 1964 Pvt 47 Med Coll Co. NJ
Broomell, Ethel Aug. 22, 1902 Nov.30, 1966
Broomell, James Oct. 17, 1895 July 16, 1960 PFC Btry C 335 Field Arty WW I
Brown, Clara 1869 1923 With W. Miller Brown
Brown, Clementine S. 1861 Aged 52 yrs. Wife of Wm. I and Dau. of Daniel & Mary Bouse?

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