CEMETERY: Yellow Church Cemetery; Mannheim, Montgomery co., New York

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Original survey done by the members of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints in various missions and typed by members & the
Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah

Survey dated 25 Jul 1965 by Janice Neal, Oneonta, NY

Vol. 17

Not all 50 accounted for on stone.
cemetery unmowed, one or two lots privately cared for. Apparently no
civilans buried here. Erected September 1926 by their descendants

In memory of more than fifty Revolutionary soldiers buried in
Rheinmensnyder's Bush

Felter, Col. William
Keyser, Capt. John Jr.
Ritter, Capt. Henry
Loucks, Lt. Peter
Staring, Lt. Adam
Keller, John
Nelson, Paul
Pickert, Bartholomew
Boyer, John
Hoover, Jacob
Hoover, John
Keller, Henry
VAn Slyke, Jacobus
Casselman, John
Visger, John
Van Slyke, garret
Kingsley, Aaron
bedleman, Adam
Moyer, Ludwick
Kaughman, Anthony
Staring, henry
Davis, J. henry
Nellis, Philip
Ritter, Jacob
Davis, Daniel
Petrie, Nicholas
Keyser, Cpl. Michaiel
Keyser, Bernard
Keyser, Henry
Kilts, Peter
Windecker, John
Windecker, Frederick
Windecker, Nicholas
Klock, Hendrick
Broat, Henry
Neuman, Joseph
Neuman, Stephen
Van Slyke, John
Staring, Jacob
Dyert, ----
Carter, John Jr.