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The Beautiful little Ogletree Cemetery
Alphabetical Index of Monuments Ogletree Cemetery
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Location - Near intersection of Victoria Road and 401. On McKay's Line 1 km East of Victoria Road
Please Click names to see a photograph of the stone of each individual person.
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NF indicates a marker placed after the Ontario Genealogical Society transcriptions completed in the early 1980's.
Notable plots in this cemetery. These can be historic people, interesting people, families who went through terrible circumstances, etc. If you have suggestions on plots that we should place in this area, please email (See Contact Us on Right Side Bar.) Or call 519-692-5212
Greenway - Chs . NOTE Greenway - Charles. Note the dates on the stones. This Mom lost three kids in two weeks time. And only a few days later she lost her husband. 4 family members gone in 30 days.
Reynolds - James. Killed in the Second World War, and buried in England. Note the page in the Peace Tower with his name on it, and the information on the Cemetery where he is buried in England.
Jennet wife of Angus McLarty It is very likely that this is the wife of the Angus McLarty who signed the document hiring the teacher Nathaniel Mills. Document is available in the historical area for this cemetery. CKCemeteries.ca click to go to index. Bottom of page click on "Other Cemeteries in Chatham-Kent, and follow through to historical area for Ogletree.
Carson - Unice (Seems to be same as Eunice Gawn.)
Though Ogletree is small, it has
some areas with higher "populations of graves"
than others. It is a very beautiful little cemetery
really, due to it's being old and nicely kept.
Stones placed in concrete
in earlier times. Unfortunately today we know
that was a very bad thing to do but it was
thought to be the correct process at the time.
Reynolds - Pte James E Military
Weitzel - John Note - Could Weitzel and Whitesell be the same name? Further investigation required.
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