NEW ENGLAND GRAVEYARD

This burial ground is on top of a point by the side of the
"Lower Belleville" road, with no fence between.  It has
originally been back in a field, until the addition to it was
made several years ago.

There is a long row of Satow graves, with tall headstones of
uniform pattern, except as to one, and of bluish marble with
cut letters, seemingly all placed at one time.  One at the head
of the row is at what might be termed as yet an unused grave,
and bears the legend -
"William Satow - 1848, Co. E. 1st W. Va."  He lives in the City
and is one of the very few "boys in Blue".  A flag on a grave at
the south end of Satow row is the only indication of the sleeper
beneath.
Annie Satow, wife of William, 1851 - 1933, is next to William.
Allie, 1890, aged seventeen.
Then, six other graves of their children.
At the end of the row, a white marble shaft is inscribed:
"C. A. Satow, May 5th, 1844 - June 6th, 1920, Co. E., 1st W. Va."
Other inscriptions are:
James T. Huff, Co. K., 6th W. Va. Cav.
Randolph Luber (?) 1847 - 1913.
William White, August 6th, 1852 - December 11th, 1892.
Homer Beadle, February 26th, 1824 - June 1st, 1871, a flag at the
grave.
John McIlirane, Co. C., 88th Pa.  Government stone.
Mary, wife of T. C. Leachman.
A mound with no marker, except his country's flag.
Henry J. Hall, 1831 - 1875.
Elizabeth Hall Hutchinson, 1837 - 1904.
Elisha D. Hall, Co. D., 140 O. V. I.
Another grave with a flag the only marker.
Sarah J., wife F. M. Bose (Boso? Rose?)
Henry A. Man, Co. B., 14th Ill. Cav.
August Lieber, Corp. 10th W. Va.
W. J. McPherson, 1851 - 19--  (uncut)
Susannah, his wife, 1854 - 1911.
Next grave north has only a flag.
Thomas Jack, 1814 - 1911.
J. C. Tompkins, born Newburyport, Rhode Island, April
26th, 1842, died January 15th, 1886.
Abigail, wife J. P. Leavitt, November 14th, 1806 - March
26th, 1842.
J. P. Leavitt, September 7th, 1800 - October 19th, 1889.
Mary, wife of J. P. Leavitt, June 13th, 1819 - 1887.
G. W. Leavitt, November 14th, 1846 - October 27th, 1925.
George Leavitt, 1880 - 1930, flag.
Lucinda, wife of S. E. Pease, 1814 - 1882.
A large monument with the name Slagle, but no individual
names.


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Permission by Virginia Ludwick
In Memory of John Ludwick

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