Cemeteries: WPA Records of McIntyre Cemetery, Allegheny Township, Somerset County, PA 
    
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    Cemetery Name:          McIntyre Cemetery
    Survey Date:            circa 1934
    State:                  Pennsylvania
    County:                 Somerset
    City/Town/Township:     Allegheny Township
    Cemetery Location:      Situated in Allegheny Twp, Somerset Co., PA on the McIntyre farm,
                            South of the White Horse Tavern Stand along highway Route 31, 
                            about one and a half miles in a field west of the buildings a few rods.
  
    Additional Information: This cemetery contains the graves of three adults marked with native stones, no inscriptions. 
                            The following persons are known to be buried there.
  
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    LAST-NAME   FIRST-NAME   BIRTH-DATE   DEATH-DATE   AGE/AGED   INSCRIPTION and ADDL-INFORMATION
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    KELLY       Tobias       .            .            .          .
    BROWN       John         .            .            .          .
    MILLER      John         .            .            .          .
  
  Information given by Miss Anna Groft 2 May 1926.
  
  Total graves 3