CEMETERY: Harshfield Cemetery, Bullitt Co., KY  

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Subj:	Bullitt County Cemetery
From:	Starry761@aol.com (Tammy Burden)
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"the Harshfield Cemetery.  It is located at the corner of Yorkshire Blvd. and Hwy 
44 W.  It is on the west side of Yorkshire Blvd.  I only found it because it has 
a fence around 2 graves and had Easter Lillies growing at the time."

Here is who is buried there:
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[John and Sarah's graves were fenced in together away from the others.]

John Harshfield
Born  Feb. 26, 1805
Die  Dec.  14, 1881

Remember friends as you pass by, 
That all mankind are born to die,
Then let your cares on Crist be Cast,
That you may dwell with him at last.
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Sarah Harshfield
Born Jan. 21, 1815
Die July 27, 1894

[writing same as John's]
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Columbus Harshfield
Born Jan. 17, 1839
Die May 1, 1895

Farwell my wife and children
All from you a father Christ
doth call
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Laura  E. Harshfield
Born Nov. 3, 1869
Die Feb. 19, 1891
 
Weep not Father and mother
for me for I am waiting
in glory for thee
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Sarah E. Harshfield
Born July 4, 1841
Die Jan. 7, 1907

She was a kind and affectionate 
wife a fond mother and a friend to all
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[John and Sarah (Miller) were husband and wife.]
[Columbus and Sarah E. (Steir) were married and Laura was their daughter.]
[Columbus and Sarah are my g-g-grandparents.]


   "There is also another cemetery on Bob-o-link Way off Hwy 44 W.  I believe 
that this it a Vaughn Cemetery.  The stones are broken and not easily read.  It 
is on the left side of the road in a small group of trees in a pasture. "
Tammy Burden