Farabaugh Family History - Person Sheet
NameElmira Frances Cole 
BirthMar 30, 1861, Carrolltown, Pa.
DeathSep 26, 1925, East Carroll Township, Cambria Co., Pa.
BurialSt. Benedict's Church Cemetery, Carrolltown, Pa.
FatherWilliam Kohl (1830-1909)
MotherMary Helen Farabaugh (1836-1863)
Spouses
BirthMar 12, 1860, Pa.
DeathMar 15, 1921, East Carroll Township, Cambria Co., Pa.
BurialSt. Benedict's Church Cemetery, Carrolltown, Pa.
FatherAaron Burley (1827-)
MotherMary A. Roush (1835-)
MarriageSep 27, 1881, St. Benedict's Church, Carrolltown, Pa.
ChildrenErnest William (1882-1957)
Gertrude Mary (1885-1967)
Elizabeth Myrtle (1887-1961)
Reuben Aaron (1889-1960)
Demaris Helen (1891-1970)
John Donald (1893-1953)
Modestus Francis (1896-1980)
Chadwick Joseph (1899-1968)
Leona Waltrude (1902-)
Fenwick Gilbert (1905-1983)
UNNAMED (-<1911)
Notes for Elmira Frances Cole
Elmira was raised in Carroll Township, Cambria County, Pa. She was also known as "Ellie,"
"Ella," and "Ellen." She and John Burley settled in Carroll Township. They raised a large family on a farm near St. Benedict, Pa. The farm was situated on the original tract, part of which was donated by John Weakland in 1834 for the erection of St. Joseph's Church (a.k.a. "Hart's Sleeping Place"). John Weakland's son, John Jr., sold the parcel to Aaron Burley in 1874, and Aaron sold it to his son John in 1904. It passed to John's son Fenwick, who sold it in 1972 and moved to Tampa, Fla. The farm was in the Burley family for 98 years.
Elmira’s death certificate appears to indicate that the main contribution to her death was carcinoma of the liver.
"Ella," and "Ellen." She and John Burley settled in Carroll Township. They raised a large family on a farm near St. Benedict, Pa. The farm was situated on the original tract, part of which was donated by John Weakland in 1834 for the erection of St. Joseph's Church (a.k.a. "Hart's Sleeping Place"). John Weakland's son, John Jr., sold the parcel to Aaron Burley in 1874, and Aaron sold it to his son John in 1904. It passed to John's son Fenwick, who sold it in 1972 and moved to Tampa, Fla. The farm was in the Burley family for 98 years.
Elmira’s death certificate appears to indicate that the main contribution to her death was carcinoma of the liver.
Notes for John William (Spouse 1)
John Burley was from West Mahoning Township, Indiana County, Pa. By 1870, the family had relocated to Munster in Cambria County.
John’s family settled in East Carroll Township, Cambria Co., Pa. John was a farmer and his death was likely caused by cancer of the bladder.
John’s family settled in East Carroll Township, Cambria Co., Pa. John was a farmer and his death was likely caused by cancer of the bladder.