Person:Henry Strickler (1)
Henry Abraham Strickler
b.24 Apr 1763 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
d.14 Jan 1840 Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Henry Abraham Strickler1763 - 1840
Spouse and Children
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m. 1793
  1. Jacob D Strickler1794 - 1877
  2. Elizabeth Strickler1796 - 1872
  3. Nancy Strickler1797 - 1830
  4. Rebecca Strickler1799 - 1888
  5. John R Strickler1800 - 1857
  6. Frances Strickler1802 - 1870
  7. Henry R Strickler1812 - 1894
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m. Aft 1838
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Henry Abraham Strickler
Gender Male
Birth[1] 24 Apr 1763 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Alt Birth? 24 Apr 1763 Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Marriage 1793 Fayette, Pennsylvania, United Statesto Frances Stewart
Marriage Aft 1838 to Frances Sherrick
Alt Death[1] 4 Jan 1840 Broad Ford, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States
Death? 14 Jan 1840 Fayette, Pennsylvania, United StatesUpper Tyrone (township),

died age 77, buried in the STRICKLER CEMETERY. UPPER TYRONE TWP.


I may have posted this before I really got into this cemetery hunting. But to be sure, here it is. This is the old Strickler Cem. It is located on the river hillabout 1 mile from the Hickory Square Church To find it take RT 119 North out of Connellsville, PA. Just as you are leaving town you will see a Advance Auto parts store on right, just before it you turn left across a small bridge. You are headed to Broadford. Stay on this road, you will go down a steep hill with several curves. At the bottom you will cross railroad tracks. The main road turns to right you will see a road to the left going up a hill. Turn left up hill, about 3/10 af a mile you will see a road to left (Valley Road) turnon to it. Go abt. 2/10 mile until you see a field on left, on a curve. Stopwalk up bank to field, on top of hill to right you will see a point of woods running out into the field about 1/2 mile awa This is where the cemetery is. Walk around the edge of field to get to it.

This cemetery is surrounded by a 4 foot stone wall is grown up with trees 1 foot in, and blackberry briars. There are several unmarked field stones, some stones on the ground possiblysome buried in leaves and brush.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 OneWorldTree (1).

    Ancestry.com. One World Tree (sm) [database online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.

  2.   Revolutionary War Patriot; son of Jacob Strickler & Elizabeth Halsmot; husband of Frances Stewart; father of Frances Rice.
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