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Death Record, Certificate, funeral record, obituary	NAME ALPHABETICAL	DEATH LOCATION	TOMBSTONE SAYS	NO STONE	DATE OF BIRTH (from tombstone, interment book, obit, etc)	AGE (from tombstone or interment book)	DEATH DATE (from interment book, obit, etc)	DEATH DATE (from tombstone)	LOT #
	Obertach, Mary		Mother - Mary Obertach		July 28, 1900	93 y 7 m 9 d	March 8, 1994	1994	L - 03
	Obertach, Steve		Steve Overtach		1918	64 y	Oct 9, 1982	1982	Singles section P Montgomery row 10 - 11
obit	Olshock, John M.		John M. Olshock		May 14, 1889	91 y	Jan 24, 1981	1981	Freeman 097 grave # 3
	Olson, Mary Judith		Mother - Wife - Mary Olson		June 14, 1908	79 y	June 5, 1988	1988	L - 121 SW 1/4 grave # 6
	Olson, Thomas Robert		Thomas R. Olson		1933	44 y	Sept 15, 1977	1977	L - 079 SW 1/4 grave # 6
	Ondash, Katherine	Denbo Heights, Brownsville, Fayette Co., PA	Mom - Katherine Ondash		1920	57 y	Jan 9, 1978	1978	BC 219 NW 1/4 grave # 8
	Ondash, Martin John Sr		Dad - Martin J. Ondash Sr.		1911	65 y	Dec 22, 1976	1976	BC 219 NW 1/4 grave # 7
	Ondash, Martin John Jr	North Charleroi, Washington Co., PA	Son - Martin J. Ondash Jr.		1942	34 y	March 12, 1977	1977	BC 219 NH grave # 3
obit	Oreski, Donna Marinelli		Donna Marinelli Oreski		Jan 3, 1944	48 y	Feb 16, 1992	Feb 16, 1992	Q - 006 grave # 8
obit	Ozimec, Elizabeth Swatz			no stone	April 30, 1942	32 y	July 25, 1981	no stone	BC 206

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Hints for figuring out burial locations noted in interment books: The names that the different sections of the cemetery are called have changed over the years. I have tried to label the burial locations as they are known now based on where the tombstone is actually located.

NP stood for New Part and included the "BC or Below Curb" section and part of the "Freeman" section. I use BC or Freeman.

P was used for what is now called the "Singles" section. I mostly use "Singles".

The main Pump and Hedge sections, which are the largest and the oldest were later divided into number blocks - 1, 2, 3, etc. I use Pump and Hedge. To help visualize where everything is, I recommend going to the pdf files of the overall maps of the cemetery.

Many of the earlier burials had no locations marked in the interment books, some burials have been moved, and some were just mistakes. I have tried my best to accurately note where the current burial is based on the location of the tombstone. For the burials with no tombstones, I have made my best guess or left the location blank where there was no other evidence to suggest a location (such as listings in the Lot Owner books). I have denoted my guesses with "MAYBE".