Cemeteries: WPA Records of Smearman Burying Ground, Black Township, Somerset County, PA 
    
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    Cemetery Name:          Smearman Burying Ground
    Survey Date:            circa 1934
    State:                  Pennsylvania
    County:                 Somerset
    City/Town/Township:     Black Township
    Cemetery Location:      Situated on Francis Sanner farm 2 miles from Markleton, Black Twp., Somerset Co., Pa. 
    Additional Information: Farm now owned by Roy Snyder
  
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    LAST-NAME    FIRST-NAME    BIRTH-DATE    DEATH-DATE    AGE/AGED    INSCRIPTION and ADDL-INFORMATION
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    SANNER       F. H.         .             .             .           .
    ENOS         Wm.           .             .             .           .
    KLINK        Reuben        .             .             .           .
    UNMARKED     Infant        .             .             .           .
    UNMARKED     Infant        .             .             .           .
    UNMARKED     Infant        .             .             .           .
    UNKNOWN      Infant        .             .             .           Not marked. Fenced in
  
  Said to be 12 or 15 graves in all.