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Strongsville, Ohio City Cemetery |
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Information about the cemetery.
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Dyke Family |
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This general view from the right drive into section A. The grey rectangle in front of the crypt marks the graves of the infant Harry Benoni, as well as his sisters Clara and Delia who both died as young ladies. The John & Mary marker is the white rectangle in the center of this image.
John and Mary Dyke immigrated from England with their grown children. At the time most family could only afford marble markers, not granite, and the marker is slowing deteriorating. Older markers in the background are completely blank.
Harry Benoni died as an infant, and his sisters Clara and Delia died as young ladies. They are the the grandchildren of John and Mary (above).
This marker in Section B does not record any individual names and no individual markers were found in August 2005 when this photograph was taken. A volunteer history of this cemetery has recorded specific family members as buried here.
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Adams |
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James and Anna Adams. A Dyke descendent married into a local Adams family, possibly this one.
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Bartlett |
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Seth and Rebecca Bartlett settled in
Strongsville, Ohio in 1819 and became a founding family of the town.
Their granddaughter Harriet married into the Dyke family.
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Eckert |
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The Eckert family is separate line followed by the Cactus. Possibly this is a relative through the Hume family line.
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Lyman |
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Harriet Bartlett Dyke's mother came from the Lyman family. These are possibly relatives.
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Reed |
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Tamar W. Lyman Reed is a relative of the Dyke family.
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Taylor |
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A Krusi relation married into a Benjamin Taylor family. Perhaps this is a relation of theirs.
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Whitney |
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The Whitney family of the area are ancestors on the Bartlett line the married into the Dyke family. Possibly these are relatives.
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This page last updated 15DEC2005.
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