Adam and Dorthie Deibel - Ragersville, OH - Zinc Headstones on Waymarking.com

This zinc headstone is tall column with a three-tiered base, square for the name-plates, topped with a draped column and pyramidal topper. There are name plates on opposite sides for Adam and Dorothie. The one for Dorothie appears to be a replacement name plate.

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ADAM
DEIBEL,
BORN AUG. 13, 1811,
DIED FEB. 3, 1890
AGED 78 Y’RS
5 MO’S 20 D’YS.

FATHER

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DORTHIE,
WIFE OF ADAM DEIBEL,
BORN AUG. 24, 1824,
DIED AUG. 25, 1907,
AGED 83 YRS. 1 DAY.

MOTHER

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The First German Reformed Church, with its cemetery, was organized in 1837 composed largely of immigrants from Switzerland who settled in this rich farm country near what is now Sugarcreek, Ohio, a center of Amish settlements.

The church building was erected in 1866, and the cemetery has been nicely maintained. There are perhaps as many as 700-800 interments here. There is a war memorial commemorating veterans from the Civil War, so of whom are buried here, up through World War II.

Date of birth (optional): 08/13/1811 Date of death (optional): 02/03/1890 Additional Coordinates (optional): Not Listed Headstone text (optional): Not listed Website: Not listed

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