Memories..... Williams Traditional Cache

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Doctor Teeth: Greetings.

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Hidden : 3/27/2010
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

As we visit this area our thoughts go to family, friends, and neighbors.

The Williams Cemetery was on the original Williams family farm that extended from the river into the hills at the north end of New Martinsville, before entering the Steelton area of New Martinsville.
Presley N. Martin, 1778-1855, the founder of New Martinsville is buried here.
Jeremiah Williams, Feb.14,1761- Feb.6,1845, is a Revolutionary War Soldier buried here.
Negro slaves are also buried here in unmarked graves. Remember, the cemetery is just five miles south of the Mason Dixon line.

Before coming here to find this cache, you might want to do the New Martinsville Cache.... GC2JWQZ

When placed, the cache contained eggs, vanilla hand sanitizer, cowboys and Indians, Pumpkin Pie candle, marbles, bungee cord, "Go Fish" card game, and wooden nickel.

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