Cemeteries: WPA Records of Braucher Cemetery, Brothersvalley Township, Somerset County, PA 
    
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    Cemetery Name:          Braucher Cemetery
    Survey Date:            circa 1934
    State:                  Pennsylvania
    County:                 Somerset
    City/Town/Township:     Brothersvalley Township
    Cemetery Location:      Situated in Brothersvalley Twp. Somerset Co. Pa. on the
                            farm owned by Nevin Hay, along the line fence between 
                            the farm and the property owned by Frederick Stuck 
                            directly above the stuck buildings about fifty rods.
  
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    LAST-NAME    FIRST-NAME    BIRTH-DATE      DEATH-DATE      AGE/AGED          INSCRIPTION and ADDL-INFORMATION
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    BROUCHER     Daniel        20 Dec 1801     15 Dec 1846     44y 11m 25d       In memory of, (committed suicide by hanging
    ~            ~             ~               ~               ~                 ...in the barn on the Hay Farm.
  
  (penciled in) The J. Nevin Hay farm in 1976 is owned by his son, Robert E. Hay.