Engleman Cemetery
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Address / Description: Lincoln County, KY
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Many rural cemeteries reside on private land.
Always obtain permission from landowners prior to entry, keep gates closed, and practice Leave No Trace ethics.
Cemetery Views & Surroundings (1)
Interment Records (17)
| Last Name | First Name | Birth | Death | Notes & Relationships | Submitted by | Marker Photo |
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| Location: | Formerly farm of the late Sam Bell,Jr.; now owned by Tim and Kelli Whitt | — | Hubble Area KY Hwy 590 | — | ||
| Resource: | 1967 | 69 | — | — | ||
| Name | Birth | — | Death Found Stone? | — | ||
| Gentry | Mary Jane E. | 1834 | — | May 28, 1854 Y | Wife of Reuben C. Engleman |
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| Engleman | Jacob | 1793 | — | April 1, 1826 Y Stone very worn, Difficult to read | — | |
| Thurman | Polly | 1811 | — | August 13, 1850 ? Found pieces of date and cross with P.T. | — | |
| Clark | Mary | 1854 | — | October 9, 1884 Y | Wife of John R. Farris |
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| Engleman | John | 1807 | — | April 8, 1877 Y | — | |
| F | Mary | 1807 | — | February 12, 1880 Y | Wife of John Engleman | — | |
| Engleman | Polly | 1770 | — | September 4th, 18-- Y Very large, vault-like-broken into pieces | — | |
| ______ | _____ | 1828 | — | July 11, 1880 N | Wife of B. Hickman | — | |
| Name | Birth | — | Death History Stone | — | ||
| Engleman | Simon | 1761 | — | May 18th, 1829 Born on Germany and came to US in 1770, married to Polly Griggs in 1790; original owner of plantation-1000 acres Also very large like a vault cover—size of a door-matches Polly Engleman’s ; broken into pieces-have not found all yet | — | |
| Engleman | Samuel | 1791 | — | June 21, 18_9 Son of Simon and Polly Stone broken by a limb which fell during ice storm ‘09 |
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| Engleman | Barbara | ________, 183_ | — | ________, 1850 Should be grandchild of Simon and Polly – but I only found a daughter named Barbara? Stone was buried at outside edge of current boundary; some broken, some difficult to read | Daughter of Simon and Betsy Engleman |
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| ________ __________ | Died as a prisoner of war at Camp Douglas | 1830 | — | August 27, 1864 Top of stone with name is missing | — | |
| ? | ? | — | ? Front of stone almost completely eroded but at base on back is name of ? mason/or monument company; some broken off corner | — |