Cemeteries: WPA Records of W. H. Bowman Farm Cemetery, Northampton Township, Somerset County, PA 
    
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    Cemetery Name:          W. H. Bowman Farm Cemetery
    Survey Date:            circa 1934
    State:                  Pennsylvania
    County:                 Somerset
    City/Town/Township:     Northampton Township
    Cemetery Location:      Situated in Northampton Twp. Somerset Co. PA. 
                            on the W.H. Bowman farm northeast of the buildings, 
                            to the right of the road going to Mt. Lebanon, 
                            near the Herbert Lauchery line fence.
  
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    LAST-NAME   FIRST-NAME   BIRTH-DATE   DEATH-DATE   AGE/AGED   INSCRIPTION and ADDL-INFORMATION
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    UNKNOWN     .            .            .            .          no markers or inscriptions
    UNKNOWN     .            .            .            .          no markers or inscriptions
    UNKNOWN     .            .            .            .          no markers or inscriptions
    
    The above 3 graves said to contain 3 graves, no marker, no inscriptions.
    Near a small apple tree, said to be GEIMER people who were found frozen to death, and also their stock. 
    Information from Mrs. Conrod Werner, W.H. Bowman says they were BRENEMAN people.