Erie County OHArchives - Milan Ohio Cemetery Burials (Information About The Burial Report)

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Thomas Dunmore Ayres (tdayres1@comcast.net), October 2009
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Milan Ohio Cemetery Burials in Milan Cemetery  
East of Milan Village (North of Seminary Road)
Milan Township, Milan, Ohio
Author:  Thomas Dunmore Ayres

The Burial Report was created from the following sources: 
*   Milan Ohio Cemetery Grave Owners & Burial Records Books;
*   Milan Cemetery Association Records, located at the Milan Public Library; 
*   Milan Cemetery gravestones;
*   Ohio Death Records;
*   Social Security Death Index;
*   St. Anthony?s Cemetery Record Book, 1889-1972;
*   St. Anthony Cemetery (2007), by Paul & Margo Woronecki; 
*   Ayres, Thomas D., Lockwood Genealogy (2007);
*   Cherry, Marjorie Loomis, Grave Records of Erie County Cemeteries ? Milan, Ohio (1935); and
*   Pascoe, Patty and Wunderley, Katheryn, Erie County, Ohio Cemetery Census Before 1907 (1984)

The following Milan Cemetery Association burial section abbreviations were used:
*   AN ? Andrews Section
*   HO ? Hoover Section;
*   LK ? Lockwood Kurtz Section;
*   OL ? Old Section;
*   OW ? Old West Section;
*   PA ? Park Section;
*   PO ? Potters Field Section;
*   SA ? St. Anthony Section;
*   T ? Township Section;
*   RB ? Recent Burials by year.

The Burial Report spreadsheet was set up with the following Column headings:
*   A, B, C ? name last, first and middle;
*   D ? cemetery lot owner and residence;
*   E ? spouse and date of marriage;
*   F ? parents and military service;
*   G ? birth date;
*   H ? death, burial date, or St. Anthony?s Register of Deaths (Defunctorum) and 
place (if other than Milan);
*   I, J, K ? age at death in years, months and days;
*   L ? native of (e.g., birth place);
*   M ?residence at time of death; 
*   N ? burial section (see above for abbreviations), lot and grave site number or St. 
Anthony?s row, plot number and grave site number; and 
*   P ? photo of gravestone, if available. Note: these photos were taken in 2007 and 
2009 and many stones were unreadable due to weathering.

Author: Thomas Dunmore Ayres