JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
JohnsonFamily2/19/24 - Person Sheet
NameGideon W. Cole 
1618
1618Birth1794, Steuben Co, New York
Death10 Nov 1870, Monroe Twp, Olge, Illinois
Spouses
Birth20 Feb 1799, New York
Death8 Mar 1886, Strawberry Point, Clayton, Iowa
FatherAbraham Hemdrick Deyo (1778-1886)
MotherSarah Johnson (1775-1818)
Family ID15736
ChildrenJames Jefferson (1838-1930)
Elizabeth (1840-)
Notes for Gideon W. Cole
Posted 27 Jun 2014 by kara_foster1
The Kilbuck Cemetery is a rural cemetery located at the intersection of Kilbuck Road and Crill Road. There are approximately 60 gravesites and most have been vandalized. Throughout the cemetery are noticeable gaps which may very well contain gravesites in which the headstones are now missing. The cemetery fell into a period of neglect until the late 1980's. It was surrounded by pines, overgrown with grapevine and weeds, and difficult to identify as a cemetery from Kilbuck Road. The site was cleaned up by a local boy scout troop which had the unexpected and unfortunate effect of making it visible to traffic on Kilbuck Road. A short time after this effort the cemetery was vandalized. Many of the headstones were toppled over or broken and several headstones were actually taken. The pines which surrounded the cemetery were ravaged in a strong storm in the late 1990's and now only a few remain. Along the north boundary several broken headstones lay beneath some of the pines that remain.
The Kilbuck Cemetery is a rural cemetery located at the intersection of Kilbuck Road and Crill Road. There are approximately 60 gravesites and most have been vandalized. Throughout the cemetery are noticeable gaps which may very well contain gravesites in which the headstones are now missing. The cemetery fell into a period of neglect until the late 1980's. It was surrounded by pines, overgrown with grapevine and weeds, and difficult to identify as a cemetery from Kilbuck Road. The site was cleaned up by a local boy scout troop which had the unexpected and unfortunate effect of making it visible to traffic on Kilbuck Road. A short time after this effort the cemetery was vandalized. Many of the headstones were toppled over or broken and several headstones were actually taken. The pines which surrounded the cemetery were ravaged in a strong storm in the late 1990's and now only a few remain. Along the north boundary several broken headstones lay beneath some of the pines that remain.