Located near Salem, Henry County, Iowa. Next to the Church is the Cedar Creek Friends Cemetery. Many Jay family members are buried there |
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This web site assembled and maintend by: James D. Hitt, Please e-mail me your correction and comments. If I have not given proper credit to some one please contact me. If you are related to one of the famlies on this page I would like to hear from you. |
Jay Cemetery Marker Belvidere, Thayer Co., NE. |
Sitting, Jessie Jay, Jane C. Ables Jay Standing, Orville J. Jay Photo date c. 1884 |
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Located near Salem, Henry County, Iowa. Next to the Church is the Cedar Creek Friends Cemetery. Many Jay family members are buried there |
The stone above marks the Grave of Jemima MILLS-JAY 1768-c.bef.1850. Located in the Cedar Creek Friends Cemetery. The stones were located by Don & Christy Jay a few years back. Christy says to day the stone with it's hand carved lettering can no longer be read. The Photos were taken by Don & Christy Jay |
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Caesar Creek Friends Meeting Historic Cemetery Clinton Co., Ohio Headstones of John & Lydia Jay are just behind the fence on the right of the entrance. John Jay 1798-1884 Lydia Compton-Jay 1803-1896 Mary Vestal-JAY is also buried here. Photo's taken by; Joni Johnson |
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Jane Cochran Ables-Jay 1825-1902 Photo date April 02, 1902 Photo complements of Todd Thompson |
Jesse Jay was a veteran of the Civil War He enlisted in the 14th. Iowa Infantry, Company "I", 05 Nov 1861 and was discharged 13 Nov 1864. Jesse was taken as a prisoner of war by the Confederate Army at the battle of Shiloh at Pittsburgh landing ( The hornets Nest). 06 April 1862. While a prisoner Jesse kept a Diary here is a transcrption of part of that diary written while a prisoner of War. |
John Ables(s) Born in Amsterdam, Holland c. 1780 Death 22 Sept.1867 Salem, Henry Co. Iowa |
William H. 1831-1898 and Mary Jay-Irwin 1830-1871 (Mary was a daughter of William Jay & Labitha Hockett-Jay and a sister to Jesse) No photo date |
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John Ables Head Stone Pleasent Point Cemetery Near Salem, Henry Co., Iowa. The orginal head stone was broken and in Febuary 2001 Celeste Bishop has a new one put in place of it. Photo provided by Nila Boone (2002) |
