JANUARY 23, 1845
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Mrs. Elizabeth Leinbach buried in
Jerusalem Cemetery
Consort of Christian Leinbach
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Feb. 14, 1835, The Western
Carolinian, Salibsbury news carried the
death notice of Linebach “consort of
Christian Linebach”
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Methodist Records and
Eugene Gray’s short history of
Centenary in 1904.
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JULY 30, 1842
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The funeral of the little (Christian?)
David Briggs who had lived a few
hours and whose little body was
interred in the graveyard of the
Methodist at NEW Jerusalem
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Volume 9
Diary of Congregation in Salem, 1842
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OCTOBER 15, 1842
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Br. Blech gave in the Methodist Church
NEW Jerusalem the funeral sermon for
the deceased Mary Holland mn
Collins whom he together with Br. Van
Vleck had recently visited in her illness
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Volume 9
Diary of Congregation in Salem, 1842
pg
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JANUARY 12, 1842
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Br Blech held the funeral of an aged
person by the name of Huddell who
had died at the Cotton Factory and was
buried in the graveyard of the
Methodist Church, NEW Jerusalem
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Volume 9
Diary of Congregation in Salem, 1842
Page 4707
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JUNE 22, 1843
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Br. Blech held the funeral of a girl who
died as a result of measles. She had
formerly attended the factory Sunday
School and she was buried in the
Methodist NEW JERUSALEM church
graveyard
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Volume 9
Diary of Congregation in Salem, 1842
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JUNE 30 1852
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Michael Doub held funeral for Al
Warner at Jerusalem and Warner's
body was interred in the Jerusalem
graveyard
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NOVEMBER 20 1859
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“CASEY, James a young man who
died of consumption, Nov. 20, 1859, at
the paper mill. Funeral preached Nov.
21, 1859, in the Methodist Church at
Winston. Burial in the 'Jerusalem"
graveyard”
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Records of Moravians in NC, Vol XII-
1856-1866, pg 6691
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JUNE 9 1861
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CASEY, Thomas died June 9 1861.
Buried in Jerusalem Cemetery about
one mile north of Salem
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Records of Moravian Archives, Vol. XII
1856-1866 page 6688
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