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First burial site for Peter & Chloe was moved years later as the cemetery would have been under water due to a reservoir being built. Remains found in the cemetery were moved up the mountain and placed in an above ground crypt.

The remains re-interred here were:
Peter & Chloe Lentz
John Lentz, SR. & wife Mary
daughter of Pete & Chloe, Flora & her husband, John Rees Murray

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Remains of Chloe and others moved up Royal Pines Mountain and reinterred in an above ground crypt.

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5/2001-living in nursing home in Amherst, per lady at city hall

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Graves for Milton and Sofronia Neece Frayer are unmarked.

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Earl and Rosa Mae we married at the Carl home, The Carl Hotel, which was located on West 2nd, in Hereford. They were married by Rev. J. E. McClurken.

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The record of John Henry Lentz as found in Pension Claim S.31815, based upon his service in the Revolutionary War is as follows: Henry Lentz, Highest Rank-Sergeant. Volunteered, Ocxtober 1, 1775. Served in Captain John Phifer's Company; Colonel Thomas Polk's, North Carolina Regiment.

After this period of service was over, he volunteered again for the following periods of service: Captain John Lippards Co., October 1, 1778. Colonel George Henry Barrin's, North Carolina Regiment, Captain James Barr;s Company, March 1, 1779; Colonel Joseph McDowells' regiment; Captain Dred Harris' Company where he served as Sergeant. Colonel William Loftin's Company, North Carolina Regiment.

John Henry Lentz received a pension of $59.33 annually for four years before his death. His widow, Sevilly(?) Lentz, received a pension of $59.33 until her death.

Source of information: War Department Revolutional Claim Pension Office, Stephens Chapter, DAR #3056-AL.

John Henry enlisted four times from 1776-1781 and was wounded at Stone, Georgia, when both the Captain and Lieutenant were killed, and he took command.

After the wars, he moved from North Carolina into Blount County, Tennessee; later to Madison County, Alabama,; then to Limestone County, Alabama. In 1818 he received a grant of 180 acres in western Limestone County, in the community of Lentzville, which bears his name.

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Ochiltree birth records show name spelled: Luke Lafollette Lance

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Initially buried in Lentz famly cemetery and about 1920, remains were disenterred and moved up Royal Pines Mountain and reinterred in above ground crypt with others.

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Graves of Milton and Siofronia Lance Fryer are unmarked

Two additional burial are in the Fryer Cemetery--Martha E. Fryer, 1/11/1852--3/20/1909 and Vashti Fyer, 5/10/1849-10/19/1936; both of unknown relation to Milton & Sofronia.

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Ashes scattered over famly ranch near Pearsall, TX.

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Paul and Richard Clark were in a boat fishing at Buffalo Lake, near Umbarger, Texas, when Paul suddenly toppled overboard and disappeared. His body was not found for several hours and an autopsy revealed that he died before he went into the water.

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Pampa (Charles Richard Walser) recalled this lady as Aunt Pat